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Dynastic China 2205 BC-1911

Order-Chaos Pattern Order Chaos Time

Opium Wars 1839-1842

Nationalist Party: Kuomintang (KMT) Sun Yat Sen 1890s-1925 Chiang Kaishek 1925-1975

Communism Marx Lenin Mao Zedong

Gate to Forbidden City at Tiananmen Square

Government Structure (based on 1982 Constitution) “Elected” by provincial and city congresses Ministries Institutions Organizations Commissions Working Organs State Council (headed by Premier) Supreme People’s Court NPC Standing Committee National People’s Congress (NPC)

Great Hall of the People (where the National People’s Congress meets)

CCP Party Structure General Politburo Standing Secretary Military Committee (7-9 members) Military Affairs Commission “Elected” by province, city, county, municipal, organizational committees Party Secretariat Politburo (25-35 members) Central Committee of Party Congress National Party Congress (meets every five years, 2007, 2012)

Current Communist Party Leaders #1 Hu Jintao #2 Wu Bangguo #3 Wen Jiabao Pres. Chair NPC Premier

Great Leap Forward (1958-1963) Source: State Statistical Bureau (1992): 1990 Population Census of China. Beijing as detailed on: International Institute for Applied Systems Analysis, “China's Total Population by Sex and Age, Census 1990” Available at: http://www.iiasa.ac.at/Research/LUC/ChinaFood/data/pop/p_23c_m.htm

Cultural Revolution 1966-1976

Deng Xiaoping

Special Economic Zones

The Economic Model for Development Foreign Exports Direct Investment (FDI) SEZ

Shenzhen

Guangzhou (plans)

Shanghai (2006) 18

Democracy Wall, 1978/79

Tiananmen Square, 1989

The Statistics http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/shared/spl/hi/asia_pac/02/chinese_economic_history/html/1998.stm

A Long Way to Go 25