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A Study of the “Industrial Party” and the “Sentimental Party” | China Open Source Observatory China Open Source Observatory More from CFR CFR ↗ CFR Education ↗ Think Global Health ↗ Share A Study of the “Industrial Party” and the “Sentimental Party” Wang Xiaodong January 1, 2011 兼论“工业党”对决“情怀党” Introduction Two centuries separate the first boom of British cannonade over Chinese waters from the booming of the Zhuhai Airshow, held biyearly in the skies above the shoreline where the Opium War began. Here the PLA’s finest aircraft can be seen, and heard, in flight. These machines roar triumphant fo
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