*** Preface

** The New Mandarins: A Brief Introduction by Lee Yu See

*** The Characteristics & Development of Chinese Communist Monopolistic Capital

**** A Short History of the Development of Chinese Communist Monopolistic Capital

*** The Mandarins Before Attainment of State Power

*** The Mandarins: Privileges & Power

**** 1. Chiang Ching

**** 2. “Political Rascal” Wang Hung-wen

**** 3. Chang Chun-chiao and Yao Wen-yuan

**** Teng Hsiao-ping

**** Tao Chu

*** Political Privileges & Repression

**** Other Privileges

**** Methods of Totalitarian Control

*** The Party and the Fifth National People’s Congress

** The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution The Chief Mandarin Asked For Rebellion by Kan San

*** 1. The Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution — Why is it called “cultural”?

*** 2. A Real Revolution developed from a Sponsored Revolution

*** 3. The Development of Ultra-left Ideas

*** 4. The Lessons of the Cultural Revolution

*** 5. Conclusion

** The New Mandarins and Mass Psychology in China by Yu Shuet and Wu Man

*** The “Personality Model” of Chinese Communist Society

*** The Political Personality

**** Yu Shun Wen And Chan Lei Piao

**** On Solidarity Within the Class — Case of the two poor peasant students

**** The Deputy Team Captain

**** The Tragedy of Chan

**** Marrying for Political Convenience

**** Breaking up for Political Convenience

**** The Prodigal Son

*** The Need for Aggression

**** How about those that are non-aggressive?

**** Apprehension And Terror

*** The Authoritarian Conscience

*** The Religious Personality