دانلود کتاب China's Civil War: A Social History, 1945–1949

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Cover
Half-title
Series information
Title page
Copyright information
Dedication
Table of contents
List of figures
List of tables
List of maps
Acknowledgements
Introduction
The long Civil War
The four-year Civil War, 1945–1949
The social effects of the Civil War
Voices
Theories
Regions
The damage of the Civil War
1 The social background to the Civil War
Casualties and damage of the Resistance War
Inflation
Property
The social effects of war
Social levelling/elite upheaval
Social polarisation
Separations
The psychosocial effects of war
Biographies
Liang Sicheng and Lin Huiyin
The Gong sisters
Lao She
The Ballard family
2 Ending one war, beginning another
Ending one war
The defeated Japanese
Chinese who had worked with the Japanese
Confiscation and looting
Occupation currencies
Economic collapse
Stranded foreigners
Beginning another war
Political polarisation
The peace negotiations
The start of fighting
Manchuria
Serious fighting
War and society
Getting home
Reunions/separations
Efforts to resume the old life
Recovering property
Demands for a new life
Class struggle
The situation of women
Lack of change
Enforced change
Biographies
Wen Yiduo
Dong Zhujun
The flight of Japanese civilians
Chan Cheong-Choo
Soldier families
3 Turning points
Politics and the war
Irredentism
Fighting
Hearts and minds
The economy
War and society
Return migrations
Destitution and social upheaval
Disappearing elites
Embryonic class warfare
Women
Children
A lost world
Biographies
Qi Baishi
Ding Ling
Chen Lian, rehearsing a tragedy
Ererba victims
Liu Hulan
4 All-out war
The course of the war
Morale
Inflation
The flight of cultural artefacts
War and society
Missing people
Rural revolution
The death of a city
Refugees
Soldier families
Overseas Chinese
Generation divides
Family separations: strategies and accidents
Property and how to deal with it
Biographies
Chen Yonggui
Fan Qishi
China’s archaeologists
The Yangs
The Rong Family
5 Nearing the end
The course of the war
The HuaiHai Campaign
The liberation/fall of Beiping
The economy
Culture
Momentous choices
Leaving
Staying
Turncoats, switchers and fengpai
Refugee flows
Social issues
Women
Children
The elderly
Social levelling
Soldier family separations
Social upheaval
Biographies
Lin Dai
Wang Guangmei
Wu Huawen
He Siyuan
Chen Yi
6 The end game
Fighting
The rout
Social upheaval
Women
The young
Departures and returns
Flight
Returns
Flight and return
Those who did not return
Reunions in China
The departure of foreigners
Biographies
Zhang Daqian
Ji Chaoding
Jakob Rosenfeld
Du Yuming
Nanxia ganbu
Exile
7 Immediate outcomes
The international impact
The early revolution
Social currents
Refugees
Soldiers
Foreigners
Continuing reunions and returns
Migrations
Separations
Biographies
Paul Lin
Pu Yi
Sir John Keswick
Esther Winnington
Wu Jianxiong
Lung Ying-t’ai (Long Yingtai)
8 Social outcomes of the Civil War
A class society
Mainland social change
Separations
Separation from the dead
Generation splits
Property
Rise in the status of women
Widows and abandoned wives
Children
Military ascendancy
Religion and ritual
Movements
Taiwan social change
The Overseas Chinese social change
Hong Kong social change
Biographies
Danwei people
I.M. Pei (Bei Yuming)
Ang Lee (Li An)
Conclusion
Isolation
Winners and losers
Generations
Accounts of the Civil War
Official versions of the Civil War
Memory
Art and memory
Trauma and ghosts
Survival, resilience and resourcefulness
Resilience
Resourcefulness and flexibility
Identities
Cultural China
The Chinese language
Traditional and simplified characters
Reunions and separations
Two civil wars: the social outcomes
Biographies
Louis Cha
Leaders’ children
Descendants of revolutionaries
Children of exiles
Two last questions
Glossary
Index