The victory or survival of Nationalist China often comes up here, but not much discussion seems to have taken place about the effects of the Cultural Revolution, etc.
In a non-Communist China of course, there would be no Maoist Cultural Revolution. Presumably traditionalism would reign (for a while) without such a shock, but I can't claim to be an expert on the subject.
What survives, and what declines within Chinese public life in such a case? Does this non-communist China incubate a similar media center like Bollywood, or have out-sized influence like Japanese film and animation?
Broad questions I don't have the answers to on my first cup of coffee.
In a non-Communist China of course, there would be no Maoist Cultural Revolution. Presumably traditionalism would reign (for a while) without such a shock, but I can't claim to be an expert on the subject.
What survives, and what declines within Chinese public life in such a case? Does this non-communist China incubate a similar media center like Bollywood, or have out-sized influence like Japanese film and animation?
Broad questions I don't have the answers to on my first cup of coffee.