01442cam a22002171  450000500170000000800410001701000170005803500180007504000430009305000160013608200180015210000290017024500680019926000450026730000280031249000260034050400270036650507820039365100300117570000190120520181210005651.0720310s1962    nyua     b    000 0 eng    a   62009702   a(OCoLC)261085  aDLCcODaWUdOCoLCdPBfGdDLCdBD-DhBPA00aHN673b.C4800a951bCHC 19621 aChai, Chʻu,d1906-1986.14aThe changing society of China,cby Chʻu Chai and Winberg Chai.  a[New York]bNew American Libraryc[1962]  a253 p.;billus.c19 cm.0 aA Mentor book,vMT365  aIncludes bibliography.0 aIntroduction: Background -- The Chinese people -- Part I. Social and political institutions: The fundamental conceptions -- The Chinese government -- The Chinese society -- The Chinese family -- The people's communes -- Chinese law -- Part II. Chinese thought and learning: The spirit of Chinese culture -- The development of Chinese philosophy -- Chinese religion -- Chinese literature -- The Chinese language -- The basic ideals of Chinese art -- Part III. Reform and revolution: Social changes in the past hundred years -- K'ang Yu-Wei and the reform movement -- Sun Yat-Sen and the Nationalist revolution -- Chiang Kai-Shek and Nationalism -- Mao Tse-Tung and communism -- The changing Chinese in a changing society -- Selected Bibliography -- Chronological table -- Index. 0aChinaxSocial conditions.1 aChai, Winberg.