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Thomas Friedman: How to Look at China
Topic: Economics 4:29 pm EST, Nov  9, 2005

The drama of Tiger Leaping Gorge is not as easy to follow as a single man standing in front of a tank in Tiananmen. It involves the complex interactions among the Chinese countryside, the N.G.O.'s and local organizations working there, the developers looking to build there, and a still heavy-handed Communist Party.

But somewhere in this swirl of forces is where China's future stability is going to be shaped - or not. No wonder China's leaders have made building a "harmonious society" central to their next five-year plan. Wish them well, because how they do will affect everything from the air you breathe to the clothes you wear and the interest on your mortgage.

The full text is available via The Peking Duck, as well as several other of Friedman columns on China.

Thomas Friedman: How to Look at China



 
 
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