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Each item is accompanied by relevant notes about China's social system, history and culture for readers' reference. The second volume of "Xi Jinping: The Governance of China" collects 99 of Xi's speeches, conversations, instructions and letters, as well as 29 photos of the Chinese leader, between Aug. The third volume of "Xi Jinping: The Governance of China" is a collection of 92 articles, speeches, conversations, instructions and letters of Xi between Oct.

In 19 sections it discusses topics ranging from national governance and China's all-round opening up to a global community of shared future. Several months after the Communist Party of China CPC celebrated its centenary, the Party adopted a landmark resolution on its major achievements and experience.

You have already flagged this document. Thank you, for helping us keep this platform clean. The editors will have a look at it as soon as possible. Delete template? Cancel Delete. Cancel Overwrite Save. Don't wait! Try Yumpu. Start using Yumpu now! Besides the "5, years of Chinese culture" cited by Mr. Xi, there are three main events that most of his thinking seems to center around. It is probably good to know about these events to understand Mr.

Xi's book. Finally, if I were again to take this book as a sort of sales pitch or propaganda I can at least say that Mr. Xi appeals to my better instincts. This book includes pictures of Mr. Xi riding a bicycle with his daughter, pushing his mother around on a wheelchair and casually chatting with farmers.

View all 3 comments. Jan 10, Robert Harris rated it did not like it. An absolute snooze-fest of a book, whose only real accomplishment is paradoxically managing to repeat itself at least twice per page without having said anything in the first place. I picked up this door-stop in October wondering how I would feel reading it. Would I be angry? The answer turned out to be "bored-to-tears.

I would normally finish three books of comparable length in that time-frame. The author frequently uses the phrase "we must" when describing what he thinks needs to improve about China which, to his credit, is basically "everything" , and yet not once does he put forth any concrete ideas on how.

Laced through every page is the absolutely laughably arrogant belief that a broken and ruined world lies humble and prostrated, waiting for the "Great and Glorious Central Nation the latter two being a direct translation of the Chinese name for China " to take its "rightful place" of benevolent leadership over a world of "barbarian vassals who he seems to think are fawning over China the way Tang Dynasty poets mistakenly believed their neighbors did.

Anyone who has been to Taiwan for more than a day or two is likely laughing themselves to a hyperventilative state upon reading that. And yet I could probably have overlooked all that after all, when one picks up a book that is a collection of a politician's speeches, one sort of expects a lot of hot-air and on that score Xi certainly delivers , were it not for the fact that the afterword which, if you can believe this, is entitled "Man of the People" has the unfathomable gall to actually claim this princeling identifies with the common man.

The stretch that the book has to go to to make this claim makes this insipid afterword one of the longest sections of the book. If you want to get a really good look at what is happening in China's political environment these days, I would recommend "Opinion of China" translated by Yang Mifen the author was too embarrassed to attach his name to that one and if you want an honest glimpse of neocomm arrogance, I would recommend "China's Wisdom" by Jin Canrong, translated by Wen Jianxin.

If you need fuel for your fireplace, "Governance of China Vol. I" fits the bill. I groan to think that there is actually a Volume II. View all 4 comments. Dec 25, Jong Kim rated it it was amazing. An excellent book to understand China's governing policies, and Xi Jinping. Sep 21, Unnawut Leepaisalsuwanna rated it really liked it. I have no idea how much of this book reflects China as a whole, but it's definitely a good book to understand what the Chinese government wants to communicate out to their citizens as well as the international world hence this English book , and this alone is useful enough to give it a read.

Jul 27, Andrew rated it really liked it. The book is a collection of speeches and essays from Xi Jinping. As such, you can expect that it will paint a rosier picture of China's history, development, and plans for the future than is often manifest in their realpolitik.

In this respect, one has to read "The Governance of China" with a grain of salt. That being said, it is an essential read for anyone looking to understand and forecast China's growing geopolitical and economic role in the world. Say what you will about authoritarianism an The book is a collection of speeches and essays from Xi Jinping. Say what you will about authoritarianism and socialism, there is clearly something unique about China's governance that has enabled them to achieve such rapid modernization in the last few decades.

Among them are a professed commitment to "seeking truth from facts", scientific development, and a deep understanding of history and culture, including education, healthcare, employment, culture, technology, and so forth. You may argue that none of these ideals are extant in Chinese society today, and you might be right.

But that would bely the value of this book as a window into the mind of a foreign power on the rise. If only for that reason, "The Governance of China" is an important work. Dec 11, Carlos Martinez rated it really liked it Shelves: china.

A bit repetitive in places, and I wouldn't recommend it as a 'general interest' book, but this is pretty much essential for anyone seriously wanting to understand modern China. Apr 17, Samran Salik rated it did not like it.

Less about governance and more about state propaganda. Complete waste of time and money. Nov 19, Paty Berretta rated it really liked it. A really good book!!! It's really interesting to read the essays and speeches of Xi Jinping and how they change over time. Nov 01, Ken Liu rated it it was amazing. This is an important book for anyone to read if they are expected to have any relevance with China at all. It is well written, tough strongly characterised with Chinese political vocabs, it truely reflects the guiding principle of CPC to rule the country.

I think you need to learn to read between the lines, when you are flipping through the pages. The indications in the book could give you a lot about what is expected to happen in China. I saw many reviews here disapproving this book because of This is an important book for anyone to read if they are expected to have any relevance with China at all. I saw many reviews here disapproving this book because of the ideology it represents, I tend to disagree with them; I find the ideology is very well explained and supported with evidence, history and critical thinking.

It helps me to understand more deeply about why China is what it is now. Mar 27, Wilhemina rated it it was amazing. This is an excellent book to read if you are interested in politics and would like to understand the governing philosophy as well as policies in mainland China. This is like an operation manual of how to run a country in the 21st century.

Therefore, I think every head of state of every country in this world should produce one like this and make it generally available to the public. I prefer reading the original version in Simplified Chinese because that is where the essence of the governing phil This is an excellent book to read if you are interested in politics and would like to understand the governing philosophy as well as policies in mainland China.

I prefer reading the original version in Simplified Chinese because that is where the essence of the governing philosophy comes through loudest. Collective goals and responsibilities emphasized through out. Abundant historical references are conveniently foot noted. What a different approach in comparison to Western individuality. Nov 21, Samuel Peck rated it it was ok. A collection of speeches by Xi Jinping.

Most of it reads in the style of sterile, nuanced propagandist speech peppered with "We shall"s and "We must"s. Hardly riveting and not really illuminating. Aug 11, Darth Vader rated it it was amazing. I really like this Xi Jinping.