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Contents A Note on Chinese Pronunciation Maps China and the United States Principal Minerals and Industrial Centers Farm and Forest Lands Principal Minority Nationality Areas Introduction Preface: China in the 1970s Part One: Rediscovering China 1. Arrival in Peking 2. The Quiet City 3. The Big City 4. Confucius to Mao 5. Paotou Retrospect 6. Steel in Mongolia 7. White Cloud 8. Mongol Commune 9. Why China Went Red 10. Aboard the Premier's Special Train 11. New Shoes on Ancient Mountains 12. Chou En-lai and America 13. Table Talk 14. Sino–Russian ‘Differences’ Part Two: Where the Waves Beat 15. The Big Change 16. Impersonality of Power 17. Flashback to Pao An 18. The Long March 19. Power Personality 20. Mao at Home Part Three: Socialist Construction 21. Steel Decade 22. Reeling, Writhing and Arithmetic 23. Of Leaps Forward 24. And Leaps Backward 25. Yao Wei and Private Enterprise 26. Manchuria: Industrial Heartland 27. Two Legs Are Better Than One 28. High Society 29. Science and Education 30. ‘Ministry’' of Spare-Time Education 31. Steel, Sex and Politics 32. Swan Lake in Peking 33. Doctor Horse 34. Subversive Medicine 35. I See the Army 36. The Family: Fact and Fancy 37. Medical History, Personal and Otherwise 38. From John D. to Acupuncture Part Four: The Democratic Dictatorship 39. State and Superstructure 40. The 800 41. The Party and the People 42. Security 43. ‘Slave Labor’ 44. Hsueh-Hsi and Reform-Through-Labor 45. Pre-Teen Delinquents 46. Prelude to the Hundred Flowers 47. Unity—Criticism—Unity 48. Wild Flowers. 49. Counterattack and Paradox Part Five: Northwest: Old Cradle of New China 50. Of Blue Ants and White 51. Co-ops to Communes 52. At Whose Demand? 53. Communes to Brigadunes 54. Chairman Yen 55. A Commune That Worked 56. Sian: ‘Western Peace’ 57. Museum of the Revolution 58. Yenan Teachers College 59. Pride of Poor Men 60. Willow Grove 61. The Yellow River Turns Blue 62. The Grandest Coolie 63. Loyang and Chengchow Part Six: Shanghai and Beyond 64. Shanghai 65. ‘Building, Building –’ 66. The Mayor of Shanghai 67. God and Party 68. Literature and Music 69. Crime and Punishment 70. The Triple Cities 71. Szechuan, ‘The Heavenly Land’ 72. A Few Words on Tibet 73. National Minorities Part Seven: The Long March Ahead 74. South of the Clouds 75. Facts About Food 76. China, the United States, Russia and the Bomb 77. China and Russia: Point, Counterpoint 78. China and Japan 79. War and Peace in Vietnam 80. Childhood’s End? Notes Acknowledgments Bibliography Index