Xxii. Epilogue: Dramatic Changes Are Unlikely In China: An Interview with the Renowned Journalist Dai Qing by He Pin, with an Introduction by He Pin, January 1994

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Chinese Studies in Philosophy 27:73-96 (1996)
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