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The Role of Sent-Down Youth in the Chinese Cultural Revolution: The Case of Guangzhou. By Stanley Rosen. [Berkeley: University of California, Berkeley Center for Chinese Studies. China Research Monograph, No. 19. 1981. 100 pp. $8.00.] - Volume 97

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