Never Forget National Humiliation: Historical Memory in Chinese Politics and Foreign Relations (Contemporary Asia in the World)
A valuable, and often lively, account of a crucial aspect of modern China.(Gideon RachmanFinancial Times)A future world where the Chinese are at peace with their own past seems a long way away. But that is the place, as this useful study of such a difficult area, where we need to get to.(Kerry BrownAsian Review of Books)This work is highly recommended for general readers as well as Asia scholars. It is a must for any serious library collection on Asia. Essential.(Choice)A must-read for anyone interested in post-Tiananmen Chinese nationalism.(Robert Weatherleye-IR)Wang gives us a critically important book that provides a solid blueprint for understanding contemporary China.(Daniel MetrauxVirginia Review of Asian Studies1900-01-00)A timely addition to the fast-expanding literature on Chinese nationalism.(Xiangfeng YangPacific Affairs1900-01-00)a vivid and well-informed study of post-Mao nationalism and Chinese foreign policy...(Edward FriedmanChina Quarterly1900-01-00)A timely and well-researched book,Never Forget National Humiliationqualifies as a landmark in the study of Chinese nationalism.(H-Diplo)