英文摘要 |
Many scholars have contended that the autarkic economy, combined with the traditional rural market economy, was crucial to the victory of Chinese Communist revolution. This view is a little too reductionist, neglecting the role of the Chinese Communist Party and state, which manipulated the economy through financial mechanisms, the salt and opium trade, monetary policies, and even violent class struggle. This article re-explores the economy of Shan-Gan-Ning border region, analyzing how the CCP was able to overcome the economic predicament it faced. |