ross terrill造句

• Ross Terrill writes that " Chinese Legalism is as Western as Thomas Hobbes, as modern as Hu Jintao.
• The response to Min doesn't surprise Ross Terrill, an expert on China who's written biographies about Mao and Jiang.
• "Mao : A Reinterpretation " was reviewed by academic Sinologists such as Ross Terrill, Arthur Waldron, and Gregor Benton.
• "' Square'is hardly an adequate word for Tiananmen, " says Ross Terrill, author of biographies of Mao and his wife Jiang Qing.
• The idea of merging the two award ceremonies came last year, said China scholar Ross Terrill, the PEN / New England vice chairman.
• But " the specific charge is the last thing that matters to the regime, " said Ross Terrill, an author of books on modern Chinese political leaders.
• "The Nixon trip was a kind of vindication, though he would have preferred that a Democrat do it, " said Ross Terrill, author of the books, " Mao,"
• "Harry Wu is unusual among dissidents, because he has been a monk for the cause, " said Ross Terrill, a Harvard University researcher who has written extensively about China.
• Chen made his latest overture to Beijing while meeting author and China-watcher Ross Terrill, whose new book is called " The New Chinese Empire : And What it Means for the United States ."
• Ross Terrill says in his foreward, " Sometimes one person's story, like a single ray that bursts from a mirror as a powerful wave of light, illuminates the life of an epoch and a nation ."
• In the coming months, " there will be sweet words and everybdy will purr about continuity " in China, said Ross Terrill, a research associate at Harvard University's John K . Fairbank Center for East Asian Research.
• About the same time that Carroll became involved with local politics, he joined forces with Ross Terrill, the China scholar at MIT, to take over PEN / New England from the then-reigning literary couple, Anne Bernays and Justin Kaplan.
• "Vogel gave in on various Beijing demands and ended up with a format like Jiang gets in China, " says Ross Terrill, a China scholar long associated with the Fairbank Center and currently teaching at the University of Texas at Austin.
• Ross Terrill's latest book, " The New Chinese Empire and What It Means for the United States, " is a thorough sweep of Chinese political history since the era of the powerful Qin Dynasty ( 221-206 B . C . ).
• At the time he was fourteen, and later erroneously informed Edgar Snow that Luo was aged twenty, a claim independently accepted by Mao biographers Ross Terrill and Philip Short, but later challenged by biographers Jung Chang and Jon Halliday, and Alexander V . Pantsov and Steven I . Levine, who established that she was eighteen.