Anti-Western Nationalism in China, 1989-99.

From: World Affairs | Date: March 22, 2001| Author: XU, GUANGQIU | Copyright information

Anti-Western nationalism increased in China in the 1990s. From official media to the frontiers of popular culture, from Beijing to Guangzhou, there was a mixture of rising pride and lingering insecurity. Many Chinese believed that they were reclaiming their rightful place as an international powerhouse in the world, a position they had lost decades before. As part of the return to prominence, nationalists were explaining the profound sense of humiliation among Chinese who suffered ...

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