d person will bluntly state the real fact, so that leaves us with one thing, the author obviously is biased. The authors work on this book is extremely beneficial and has a lot of effort in it. He completely parallels himself to the study of China going on in Dulaney. He starts with the Tang Dynasty to the Manchu Dynasty. He tells us that the Manchus were the highest point in the history of its great landmass. The books theme is that China has changed after 1945 and it will never return to its original ways. Indeed, the Chinese Empire fell within the Communist rise of Mao Zedong and it will never re-establish. In class, the study of China after 1945 parallels directly with the books theme and it shows that this major move of Communism has changed the world. The United States was quite shocked and developed a kind of hatred for the Chinese, but would not show it. The unit next that will be studied is how the United States was so shocked when Mao Zedong declared the Peoples Republic of China and reacted in a very immature way. The theme also parallels to the Chinese as a once superior race to the disgrace of turning into Communists. It shows the decline and fall of the Empire and many of its disadvantages and advantages. Ross describes the Chinese as a race once full of nothing but resources and was heavily dependent on to almost how is it to acquire the pure hatred that we have for Russians to the Chinese. In other words, this book was overall good but it would have been better to compare a book of un-biased views to this book. The author hides his biased views very good, but using many simple techniques and other sources, it was obvious that hes biased. The book gives no accurate description of Chinas past, but it does give a clear overview. After that, Ross starts to take sides with Communism. The book is written all about a negative view of Communism and maybe thats why he has a biased overview. The other book, The Mo...
