China Opens Up Under Hua Kuo-feng Moderation
AP reports a shift in mood in China under Hua Kuo-feng as openness grows. Visitors note talkative citizens, relaxed tensions, and cultural experiments from Beethoven to Roots, with emphasis on modernization, education, and industrial goals while acknowledging persistent poverty and rural–urban gaps.
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