After 30 Years, Economic Perils on China’s Path

A modest piece of report which concerns both with Chinese economic problems and political issues, especially the democratization. it seems that the reporter is set in Guangdong province and the essay talks Gd province most. Yet a pioneer, if turning down economically, will affect the others severely. numerous migrants return inland, due to the closing of factories. the economic situation may become worse, so the political issue is left aside. this essay quotes a domestic professor and a foreign one as saying that both democratization and stability are worth valuing for China.

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