Author Description

"This book highlights the significant shifts in China's socioeconomic classes brought about by the country's four decades of reform and opening-up. This book makes an effort to address a number of contentious issues: Is the disparity in income growing or shrinking? Has there been a decrease in social mobility? What is the size of the middle class and middle income group in China? This book promotes handling social strata connections in a suitable manner. Social policies that advance social justice and enhance people's well-being are necessary to end disputes between social classes. In order to avoid detrimental effects on society, we must also completely uphold democracy and the rule of law, promptly and accurately inform the public, and pay great attention to social mentality"-- Provided by publisher.