Chinese nationalists reject traditional sense of nationhood in favor of modern nationalism. Author Vera Schwarcz lyhavel: 'being Chinese' was a representation of that country's social and political arrangements. She says the vast majority of China's population neither rejected tradition nor saw it as incompatible with modern nationalism or with national modernization.
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2A. Being Chinese--the peripheralization traditional identity
Chinese nationalists reject traditional sense of nationhood in favor of modern nationalism. Author Vera Schwarcz lyhavel: 'being Chinese' was a representation of that country's social and political arrangements. She says the vast majority of China's population neither rejected tradition nor saw it as incompatible with modern nationalism or with national modernization.
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Chinese nationalists reject traditional sense of nationhood in favor of modern nationalism. Author Vera Schwarcz lyhavel: 'being Chinese' was a representation of that country's social and political arrangements. She says the vast majority of China's population neither rejected tradition nor saw it as incompatible with modern nationalism or with national modernization.
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