… He argues that religionization would inevitably be succumbing to Western models. … China
and its influence has radiated across East Asia for millennia. New Confucians hope to restore …

… amends, and restore themselves to a semblance of moral wholeness and societal health. …
Maybe China was pioneering a new way that would not inevitably require it to confront the …

… China's Communists have yet to realise this agenda because as of 2023, Taiwan still remains
outside of their control and China … reflected their beliefs about inevitable changes in the …

… The link between revolution and continuity was neither a historical inevitability nor the …
China, having experienced the monarchical restoration and its failure in 1915, “must reflect …

… capitalist stage of history inevitably lcading to Socialism and then Communism is being
rcplaced by an argument that Communism inevitably leads to Capitalism… to restore the more …

… — precisely the road Mao vowed in 1949 that China would never take. This lulling sense of
inevitability has come under increasing criticism in recent years, but it nevertheless remains …

… The required mobilization of industrial resources in remote regions of China inevitably …
he would visit China in 1972, a visit that led China to restore diplomatic relations with the …

… that has been promised as ‘inevitable’ by China’s leaders? … China was at its economic
peak, making up one third of the global economy: the goal of the China Dream is to restore China’…

… crises are inevitable under capitalism—hope no one will remember their rash claims that …
The restoration of capitalism in the People’s Republic of China after the death of Mao was …