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Q: What are good books about Deng Xiaoping and/or Gen. Mao Zedong?

I would like to learn more about Chinese politics, do you have any recommendations?

14 years 43 weeks ago in  Culture - China

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hey pal have a look on google that will be more better

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Mao The Unkown Story  by Jung Chang  Jon Halliday

good luck fiding it in China though cause its banned.

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Frank Dikotter's The Tragedy of Liberation as well as Mao's Great Famine. You'll see them sitting on a display in Teipei airport right where all of the Mainland Tourists will get a good gawk at them.

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Deng XaoPing by Ezra Vogel

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I found Mao's book on guerilla warfare was interesting.

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