Overview of China's Sci-Tech Innovation Over the Past Decade

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Gu, Ruizhen

Huang, Xiaoxi

Industries

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Scott Kronick is President and CEO of Ogilvy Public Relations, Asia Pacific. A 28-year veteran of Ogilvy Public Relations, Scott has spent 24 of those years working in leadership positions throughout the Asia Pacific region. Scott has received numerous awards during his career and today Ogilvy Public Relations is one of the leading and most influential public relations consultancies in the Asia Pacific region. Scott is also the author of The Lighter Side of China, a collection of short stories written in a light-hearted style about an American living in Greater China for 24 years. Today Scott lives with his wife Lisa and two children Jacquelin and Samuel in Beijing, China.

Monday Morning Mail

Kronick, Scott

Management & Leadership

柯颖德先生现任奥美公关亚太区总裁兼首席执行官,在奥美公关任职已逾28年,近24年中一直在亚太区担当不同领导职务。在其职业生涯中,他屡获殊荣,奥美公关如今是亚太区领先且最具影响力的公关咨询公司。曾撰《中国记趣》一书,透过短小故事,以诙谐幽默笔调记录了其在大中华区24年的生活。柯颖德与夫人魏丽锦及两个孩子(柯佳琳和柯佳佑), 现居北京。

周一晨邮 (Mandar Edition)

Gu Mu: Revolutionary Thinker, Organiser and Technocrat

Biographies & Memoirs

Huiyuan, Liu

Historical

Imagine what it’s like to effectively organize and develop a political party with over 65 million (65m) members – that’s bigger than the total populations of many of the world’s most developed countries such as the UK (65m), France (64m), and Australia (24m). Then imagine that, if the Communist Party of China (CPC) was a country, its population would rank as the 21st biggest in the world. In addition to developing and organizing its 65m party members, it had to embed them among a population of 1.38bn people so that the party could lead and guide the world’s biggest population to develop from economic backwardness after years of war and destruction to become the 2nd largest economy in the world within nine decades. Now, imagine what it takes to achieve that in terms of structure and organisation and you have a good grasp of the scale of the CPC’s achievement from its founding with just 50 members in 1921 until 2015 with some 65m members. The Communist Party of China: the Past, Present and Future of Party Building gives a blow-by-blow and chapter-by-chapter account of how the CPC got from where it was in 1921 shortly after the founding of the party to where it is now.

The Communist Party of China: the Past, Present and Future of Party Building (2)

Jingbei, Liu

Xiang Nan: Champion of Reform in Fujian

Meng, Xia

Zhaoyun, Zhong

China is undergoing profound demographic, societal and cultural changes, and these changes are having a considerable impact on the provision of public services and on the complex relationship between the Communist Party of China (CPC) and the government. This book introduces the framework of the Chinese government, explains the constitution and the operation of the National People’s Congress (NPC), the Chinese People’s Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC), the central people’s government and local governments.Emphasis is placed on analyzing the reforms in China’s public service sector, the important changes that are taking place and the impact of current government policies on free education, employment, medical care, social welfare and relief work.The authors focus on introducing the basic framework and operation process of the Chinese government, the reform and development of public service in China, and recent reform initiatives. They explain how the government management system operates based on its people-oriented principles, how it is reforming and adopting innovative measures to provide public service, how it is gradually delivering the basic rights of Chinese citizens, and how it aims to achieve the ultimate goal of social justice.This book also underscores the inner logic of China’s public service system reform, in which the government used to take care of everything, but now is striving to manage the different needs of diversified participants.

The Framework of the Chinese Government and Public Services (4)

Haishan, Jiang

Junjie, Jiang

Hongsheng, Yu

Economics

The "New Normal" Chinese Style: What it Means for the World Economy

Li, Yang

Zhang, Xiaojing

This useful pocket sized handbook is written by experts on topics such as Business Etiquette, E-commerce, Social Media, and Connecting with Chinese Consumers. Containing economic information accompanied by up-to-date maps, charts and tables of each region in China, from the prosperous coastal cities to the developing inland areas.

The China Business Handbook 2017: 19th Edition (19)

My Uncle Zhou Enlai paints a candid and heartwarming picture of one of China's most beloved leaders and its first premier, Zhou Enlai (1898-1976). Written by his nephew, Zhou Erliu, who found himself at the heart of the political turmoil of the 20th century, this deeply moving and personal account is at once a touching family portrait of the Zhou clan and a comprehensive overview of China's modern political history. Through personal anecdotes, letters, poems, photographs and other relics from the premier's epoch-making life, the reader gets up close and personal with Zhou Enlai as never before and gets an intimate peek at life in China during these turbulent times. This book interweaves the fascinating life story of its author, from his childhood in Shanghai's French concession through his involvement with the Communist Party of China (CPC) in the years of war and revolution up to the present day, and the story of his 'Qi Ba', the prominent CPC leader who was at the forefront of major events such as the founding of the PRC, the Cultural Revolution, the Nanchang Uprising, the Chinese Civil War and US president Richard Nixon's visit to China in 1971, yet always found time to advise his beloved nephew about work, life, love and politics. My Uncle Zhou Enlai aims to set straight the historical facts and to convey the great impact Zhou Enlai had on Chinese and international politics, which paved the way for China's re-entry into the international community. Always honest, wise, humble and kind, Zhou Enlai is warmly remembered by millions of people today both within and outside China, and this book serves as a testament by a close relative to the many Chinese and foreign lives he touched. A must-read for anyone interested in China's history and cultural landscape, its gradual opening-up to the rest of the world, and its notable leaders and key figures.

My Uncle Zhou Enlai

Zhou, Erliu

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