Sleeping Giant No World Shaker Reston Report from Shanghai
James Reston reports from Shanghai that China is focused on three domestic aims: feeding and educating 750 million people, modernizing its economy, and reforming its national character. Officials emphasize self containment, avoid foreign adventurism, and prioritize unifying Taiwan, UN membership, and future leadership while viewing world revolution as secondary to national priorities.
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