The Sloan MBA China
Trip - Spring 1998
Some Useful Links
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- China's
Next Reform - Asiaweek Editorial
The way to proceed is step by step, in the same manner Deng tackled economic
reform. His colorful formula, "crossing the stream by feeling
the rocks underfoot," means basically trial and error. Make
experiments. If something doesn't work, toss it out. If it does, extend
it gradually throughout the nation.
- Hong Kong: smooth
sailing ahead - by Peter Greenberg
"Just before midnight on the evening of June 30, in a brief ceremony,
the Union Jack will be lowered, the Prince will officially turn over Hong
Kong to the Chinese, Governor Patten and his family and a few trusted aides
will board the ship. The huge steam-generated horn will be sounded, and
the royal yacht will head to sea."
- Cultural
Revolution by Angelica Cheung
"With a pre-1997 influx of high-flying immigrants from China, the
"melting pot" of Hong Kong's Chinese society is again in ferment"
- Mainland
Lessons by Tim Healy
"Interested in the world’s biggest market? Here is how big firms are
tackling the problems."
Movies
Watching Chinese movies is a great way to learn
about the culture and history of China. Here are some award-winning recent
productions. Most of them come with English subtitles and are available
at the MIT
Film Office or Kendall Drugs (video rental).
- The Story of Qiu Ju
(1992), directed by Zhang
Yi Mou
Here's
a very good article on this movie by Alan A. Stone of Boston Review
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