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The ebb and flow of Chinese petroleum : a story told by a witness / by Mao Huahe ; translated by Mao Yiran and Thomas Seay.

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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Huahe, Mao, author.
Contributor:
Mao, Yiran, 1960- translator.
Seay, Thomas (Thomas M.), translator.
Series:
Ideas, History, and Modern China; volume21.
Ideas, History, and Modern China; volume21
Language:
Chinese
English
Subjects (All):
Petroleum industry and trade--China--History.
Petroleum industry and trade.
Petroleum industry and trade--Political aspects--China.
Petroleum industry and trade--China--Daqing (Heilongjiang Sheng).
Oil fields--China--History.
Oil fields.
Huahe, Mao.
Physical Description:
1 online resource (383 pages).
Place of Publication:
Leiden Boston : BRILL, 2019.
Language Note:
In English and Chinese.
Summary:
For the first time, a work that breaks with the official Chinese government narrative concerning the petroleum industry and provides the true story as personally experienced by the author, Mao Huahe, a thirty-year veteran and executive in the oil industry. Mao witnessed first-hand the breakthrough discovery of the Daqing Oilfield, the behind-the-scenes political machinations and turmoil of the Cultural Revolution and the subsequent reform and opening period, and details the effects these events had upon China’s petroleum industry.
Contents:
Front Matter
Copyright page / Huahe Mao
Foreword / Huahe Mao
A Lingering Sentiment for Chinese Petroleum / Huahe Mao
Maps / Huahe Mao
Notes on Author, Translators, and Others / Huahe Mao
The Yanchang Era (1877–1949): Advanced in Antiquity, Backward in Modern Times / Huahe Mao
Chinese Advances with Petroleum in Antiquity / Huahe Mao
The Six Old Oilfields in Modern China: Small Scale and Weak Foundation / Huahe Mao
China’s First On-Land Oilfield: Yanchang Oilfield / Huahe Mao
Yumen Oilfield, 1939: China’s First Modern Petroleum Base / Huahe Mao
The Yumen Era (1950–1959): Laying the Foundation, Setting Petroleum Development Policy / Huahe Mao
China’s Petroleum Industry Takes Off / Huahe Mao
Yumen Oilfield: Cradle of the Chinese Petroleum Industry / Huahe Mao
Pioneering a Great Cause at Qinghai Oilfield / Huahe Mao
Karamay: New China’s First Big Oilfield / Huahe Mao
High Hopes for Sichuan Oil and Gas / Huahe Mao
The Anti-Rightist Movement and Great Leap Forward Harm the Petroleum Industry / Huahe Mao
The Daqing Era (1960–1969): China No Longer “Poor in Oil” / Huahe Mao
The Search for Daqing Oilfield / Huahe Mao
Constructing Daqing Oilfield / Huahe Mao
“In Industry, Learn from Daqing” Reconsidered (Part One) / Huahe Mao
“In Industry, Learn From Daqing” Reconsidered (Part Two) / Huahe Mao
A Scribe—My Petroleum Career / Huahe Mao
Advancing on the Crest of Victory: Switching the Battleground to Bohai Bay Basin / Huahe Mao
The Jianghan Era (1970–1979): Against the Current, China Becomes a Big Oil-Producing Country / Huahe Mao
The Jianghan Oil Campaign: Zhou Enlai’s Moves to Protect the Oil Industry / Huahe Mao
An Oil Industry Ready to Launch Out in All Directions / Huahe Mao
The Sudden Rise and Fall of Huabei Oilfield / Huahe Mao
Diary of the Deputy Executive of Huabei Oilfield / Huahe Mao
Ten Years of Endeavor, Leading Industry with High Speed / Huahe Mao
Shengli Era (1980–1989): When the Gods Fight, Mortals Suffer: Rolling a Boulder Uphill / Huahe Mao
Hua Guofeng Endorses Kang Shi’en’s Proposal of a Dozen Daqings / Huahe Mao
Hua Guofeng Resigns, and the Oil Industry Faces a Storm / Huahe Mao
The Oil Industry Reels from Accidents, Scandals, and Vendettas / Huahe Mao
Rolling a Boulder Uphill / Huahe Mao
The Debate on Shengli Oilfield’s Second Daqing Plan / Huahe Mao
Seven Situations and Severe Challenges / Huahe Mao
The Tarim Era (1990–2000): Bad Decisions Lead to Zero Increase of On-Land Oil Production / Huahe Mao
Origin of the Tarim Oil Campaign / Huahe Mao
Wang Tao Decides: Go All Out in Tarim without Foreign Investment / Huahe Mao
The State Council Ratifies the Tarim Oil Campaign / Huahe Mao
Seven Achievements of the Tarim Oil Campaign / Huahe Mao
Falling between Two Stools / Huahe Mao
Too Much Investment, Too Much Waste, Too Few Results / Huahe Mao
Overstating Achievements and Experiences / Huahe Mao
Other Issues Relating to the Tarim Campaign / Huahe Mao
The Offshore Era (1953–2000): Leading the Reform, Another Daqing Realized / Huahe Mao
A Dry Duck Trying to Swim: the Difficulties of Offshore Petroleum Exploration / Huahe Mao
Leading the Reform and Opening-Up / Huahe Mao
International Cooperation Increases, an Offshore Daqing Emerges / Huahe Mao
Integrating Internationally, Creating a New Company / Huahe Mao
Engaging in International Cooperation, Exploring Foreign Oil and Gas Supplies / Huahe Mao
The Oil Industry in Taiwan / Huahe Mao
Back Matter
Epilogue / Huahe Mao
Index / Huahe Mao.
Notes:
Includes bibliographical references.
Description based on print version record and CIP data provided by publisher; resource not viewed.
ISBN:
9789004402737
900440273X
OCLC:
1110150398
Publisher Number:
10.1163/9789004402737 DOI

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