… throughout China as part of the framework of “harmonious” culture that would support restoration
… view of the inevitability of direct conflict between Chinese and Western value systems: …

… development of social productivity and the inevitable outcome of technological advancements,…
of China result from one after another surging long march with great victory after another. …

… to restore the institutions of the sage Kings, rather, he locates … the inevitable result of the
maturation of capitalist economic … Since western capitalist expansion had made China a part of …

… already unmistakably and irrevocably “capitalist” (in terms of “mode of production”), a part
of the inevitable worldwide process of “transition” to capitalism under the predominance of the …

… is restored, people will inevitably expect to … inevitably lead to large-scale political and
social unrest, possibly leading to the physical disintegration of the state, as it did before in China …

… In that sense it was a revolution, not a mere restoration of the old Imperial system. … , there
were several other domestic and external inevitable factors behind the eruption of the May …

… other and thus send readers inside Old China. Yet such an approach, which … It elicits the
inevitable question of to what extent it is … by oppositional politics both predictable and inevitable. …

… and systematic picture of China’s mining areas and … ’s Republic of China, the country
restored various mining areas … economic recession may be inevitable after mineral resources …

… the present article – was the inevitable response provided by Chinese … China. More specifically,
the modest scope of this article will be the interpretation of the interaction between China …

… Chinese analysts to assess that space warfare is inevitable. Because of the preeminence of
the … Since 1839, Chinese politicians and intellectuals sought to restore China to its previous …