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If you seek expert advice on Chinese affairs -- political, economic or otherwise, this page probably deserves your attention.

    Good knowledge of Chinese language, culture, politics, social/economic environment. In addition, born in Shanghai, China, before the 1949 revolution, the author virtually lived the history of Communist China.   

Accomplishments: Diplomas in both journalism (the U.K.) and writing (The Writing School). Two books published in the U.S.: Shanghai Escapist and A Guide to Chinese Affairs. A third book, a political thriller entitled "The Socialist Cuckooland" (British Version) was released in 2015 by a publishing house in Cambridge, England.



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The Socialist Cuckooland by Robert M. Liu
The Socialist Cuckooland is fiction based on historical facts. Against an Orwellian backdrop, Barry Lee lives in fear and struggles for survival....
  



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A Guide to Chinese Affairs by Robert M. Liu
This is a political treatise that deals with the China issue from a completely new perspective. Disparaging as he may sound, from page to page, toward "the old system" and the Communist Party's various wiles, the author demonstrates his mysteriously profound understanding of the Chinese leadership and the on-going changes in the world's most populous country....
  

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Shanghai Escapist by Robert M. Liu
Shanghai Escapist grabs the faint-of-heart right from the get-go and serves up an ultimatum: What would you do if caught in the same circumstances? From the opening scene, the reader is tossed into the maze of daily intrigue as it existed in 1960s-70s China -- with all its trappings, taking the reader to the end of the road. This novel is not suppertime reading but rather hits at the heart of what...
  

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The Crisis of Opioid, Fentanyl, Cocaine etc. - But Who Is to Blame?
 by Robert M. Liu
How to tackle the demand side of the illegal drug crisis and convince addicts to quit...


Tariffs v Free Market
 by Robert M. Liu
What Adam Smith has to say about high customs duties and the main purpose of the political economy of any country....


Winners and Losers
 by Robert M. Liu
A bit of history of Marxist "scientific socialism"...


Takeaways from Adam Smith's The Wealth of Nations
 by Robert M. Liu
#how to help the poor...


The Resistance Movement
 by Robert M. Liu
Ann Coulter says Resistance Is Futile! Come November when the midterm elections unfold, we'll see if she is right....


A Special Invitation from Donald Trump
 by Robert M. Liu
'A Special Invitation from Donald Trump' is a commentary on Donald Trump's campaign for the 2016 GOP presidential nomination. ...


A Man Is Known by the Company He Keeps
 by Robert M. Liu
To be sure, Obama is not an Islamic terrorist, but he is certainly a terrorist sidekick due to his close association with William Ayers, who was a bomb-throwing Weather Underground terrorist in the 19...


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Shanghai Escapist
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A Guide to Chinese Affairs
You can browse the book at the website of iUniverse.com by clicking on the title above and then clicking on the "Browse Before You Buy" button.


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A few words about the two books published in the U.S.: (1) Set in the tumultuous Cultural Revolution period of modern Chinese history (1966-76), "Shanghai Escapist" is a novel about political upheaval, escape and survival under Orwellian conditions. Offering numerous glimpses of life during Mao's leftist Reign of Terror through the experiences of a young man determined to escape from totalitarianism, the story raises a serious question to the reader: What would you do if caught in similar circumstances? (2) "A Guide to Chinese Affairs" is a comprehensive political treatise on the China issue which attempts to provide an easy-to-understand perspective on the world's most populous country and its various problems for such Westerners as might wish to look at the China issue through an expert Chinese eye. Incidentally, in case you are interested in music, I am also a jazz guitarist by the artistic name of Bobby Minger. You can find Bobby Minger's music at such websites as YouTube, iTunes, AmazonMP3, Google Play, Spotify, Beats Music, Rhapsody, Emusic, MediaNet etc.

 
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