Vanessa Bush of Booklist stated "Gifford notes an aggressive sense of competition in the man-eat-man atmosphere of a nation that is likely to be the next global superpower."[4] Dinah Gardner of Asia Times stated that "To anyone who has lived some time in China, Gifford's book is nothing revolutionary - the editors appear to have pruned it for a reader with little knowledge of the country."[5]
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Gardner criticized "the intrusion of Gifford's religious views" and Gifford letting "moral outrage color his arguments" but concluded overall that the book "is, in every other way, a very vivid and lively piece of reportage."[5]
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^"China Road: A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power by Rob Gifford". Goodreads. August 2, 2020.
china, road, journey, into, future, rising, power, book, travel, literature, gifford, first, published, january, 2007, random, house, authorrob, giffordsubjecttravel, literaturepublisherrandom, housepublication, datejanuary, 2007, book, documents, gifford, 200. China Road A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power is a book on travel literature by Rob Gifford first published on January 1 2007 by Random House 1 China RoadAuthorRob GiffordSubjectTravel literaturePublisherRandom HousePublication dateJanuary 1 2007 The book documents Gifford s 2004 trip across China National Highway 312 from Shanghai to the China Kazakhstan border and his observations of China Gifford was at the end of his term as a China correspondent for National Public Radio NPR 2 and his experiences were the basis of several NPR stories 3 Vanessa Bush of Booklist stated Gifford notes an aggressive sense of competition in the man eat man atmosphere of a nation that is likely to be the next global superpower 4 Dinah Gardner of Asia Times stated that To anyone who has lived some time in China Gifford s book is nothing revolutionary the editors appear to have pruned it for a reader with little knowledge of the country 5 Reception editThis section needs expansion You can help by adding to it July 2014 Gardner criticized the intrusion of Gifford s religious views and Gifford letting moral outrage color his arguments but concluded overall that the book is in every other way a very vivid and lively piece of reportage 5 References edit China Road A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power by Rob Gifford Goodreads August 2 2020 China Road A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power by Rob Gifford Archive Smithsonian Asian Pacific American Center Retrieved on July 13 2014 China Road Trip Gauges a Nation on the Move Archive National Public Radio Retrieved on July 13 2014 Bush Vanessa China Road A Journey into the Future of a Rising Power review Booklist Retrieved on July 13 2014 a b Gardner Dinah An over traveled road Archive Asia Times December 1 2007 Retrieved on July 13 2014 nbsp This article about a China related book is a stub You can help Wikipedia by expanding it vte Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title China Road amp oldid 1219227887, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,
