Every aspect of China explained
In terms of observing and analyzing China, Wild Swans by Jung Chang was a key factor. The author emigrated (or some could say “escaped from China”) one year after I was born. Her anecdotes about her grandmother, mother, and herself enabled me to observe and analyze the diverse range of behaviour from a diverse range of people of all age groups.
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Most of the population of the PRC would believe it.
This article is a selection of much of the chapter in The Trouble With China: https://asiatimes.com/2020/08/cultural-revolution-messed-with-generations-minds/
The analysis is accurate, in that it contains no surprises of the potential for multi-faceted disaster to take place. It matches the descriptions in The Trouble With China – expect the unexpected. That could either be world domination or complete calamity.
https://asiatimes.com/2020/08/a-chinese-attack-on-taiwan-is-not-imminent/