Review of A Dream For Peace
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Re: Review of A Dream For Peace
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I love how open-minded this reflection is! One can easily see this control as borderline fascist, but I love how you presented the good and the bad of this reality. It takes an analytical, open mind to do so.One of the things I loved about this book was the information and knowledge I gained from reading it. There were so many things I learned. One is about the effect of China's population control from the citizens' point of view. According to the author, "The Chinese government had instituted a law banning couples from having more than one child. Hence, those who did not use contraceptives found themselves aborting baby girls until a boy was born. " At that point, I felt a lot of pity for these people. Going through several abortions couldn't be easy. However, good things come at a cost. China was already overpopulated; without the ban, life would have been worse for them.
I'm quite the history lover, and before your review, I had a boring impression of this book, but I'll check it out. Thanks!
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Thank you for the information you provided in this review. I really enjoyed reading it.
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I don't quite like reading a lengthy book especially when it is in the nonfiction genre. This book by Dr. Ghoulem Berrah is one that teaches a lot of things, according to the reviews of it that I have read. However, I might just pass it by because of the length.Lily_flower_the_reader wrote: ↑08 Sep 2022, 04:05 This is a lengthy but admirable book. I find it commendable how the author was persistent in his fight for freedom and peace for his country. This is a well-detailed review and I enjoyed reading it.
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