Ezra Vogel: "Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China"

Ezra Vogel of Harvard discusses his biography "Deng Xiaoping and the Transformation of China," at the Cambridge Forum.
This talk was recorded on March 29, 2012.

[@XiuqinShi]

Great and very respectful scholar. no western bias and fair comments on China solidly supported by critical interviews

[@deRien815]

His presentation is so clear and well organized, no redundancy at all. Great model.

[@JamesKaifeiYao]

I have read Mr. Vogel's biography of Deng Xiaoping. A brilliant touch on the historical statesman.

[@davetheman2615]

Love the way he explains this transformation story

[@LinhNguyen-qs1mv]

Tks for sharing!

[@johnnysmith6451]

A brilliant summary of this great Man Teng Hsiao Peng

[@canweng5546]

great

[@boraybioece3800]

he can speak a fluent mandarin as well

[@charliefu3873]

The most objective speech I have heard in the west world.

[@etbadaboum]

As shown here innovation is mostly organisational, merely technical.

[@wingedhussars5576]

40:01 shouldn't be so optimistic

[@josiaharaki7310]

She does appear to be a Chinese national, at least from appearance and accent. It's entirely possible, if not likely based on her attitude that she's a CCP member who views the usurpation of Tibetan and Taiwanese sovereignty as a good thing.

[@connorm4145]

@@josiaharaki7310 Thats because it was a good thing

[@ycdouble1]

Brilliant scholarship , dumb questions. Coming from Harvard audience is quite refreshing...

[@foohuameng2404]

二合一

[@shuaicheng7988]

It had been proved again that a banana is more evil than the opponent after hearing the one criticized Mr. Deng during 48-49 mins.