Abstract
China in 2010 followed two divergent tracks: one pursued continued high-speed economic growth while the other witnessed an ongoing rise of social discontent. Both confirmed the failure of government efforts to promote so-called "scientific," or balanced, development. Political disillusion over the "China model" surfaced; China's diplomacy saw many setbacks.
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