Never Forget National Humiliation: Historical Memory in Chinese Politics and Foreign Relations (Contemporary Asia in the World)
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Never Forget National Humiliation: Historical Memory in Chinese Politics and Foreign Relations (Contemporary Asia in the World)

by Zheng Wang

History Politics
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In Never Forget National Humiliation, Zheng Wang examines how historical memory shapes Chinese politics and foreign relations. Focusing on the enduring concept of national humiliation, the book offers a focused contribution to the study of contemporary China and international relations in Asia.

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Never Forget National Humiliation explores the role of historical memory in Chinese politics and foreign relations.

Zheng Wang focuses on the idea of national humiliation and its continuing significance in contemporary China.

The book connects memory, political life, and relations between China and other countries.

Published as part of the Contemporary Asia in the World series, it offers a focused study of a major theme in modern Asian politics.

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