Part I: Guiding principles -- Pride -- Stability -- Responsibility -- Vision -- Part II: Thinking reform -- Subjugation, Humiliation, Oppression -- Reform’s Epic Struggle -- Tiananmen and Thereafter -- What’s a "Socialist Market Economy?" -- How Communism Adopted Capital and Ownership -- The Hidden Power of Jiang Zemin’s "Three Represents" -- The Driving Relevance of Hu Jintao’s "Scientific Perspective on Development" -- Snapshots of Economic Reform -- The Countryside is Core -- Rebalancing Imbalances -- How Reform Permeates All Society -- Here Come the Lawyers -- Facing Up to Corruption -- Values and the New Social Contract -- Part III: Doing reform -- Provincial Pictures of Reform -- Regional Dragonheads: Pudong (Shanghai) and Binhai (Tianjin) -- What to Do with State-Owned Enterprises? -- The Private Business Revolution -- Banking Reform: The Largest Assets and Greatest Risks -- Reforming Science & Technology with Sparks & Torches -- Education: When Reform and Tradition Clash -- Healthcare and Medical Reform: One Doctor’s Story -- Media and Publishing Reform: Hidden in Plain Sight -- How Telecommunications and the Internet Changed China -- Diversity of Culture; Question of Censorship -- How China’s Leaders Love Film -- Why Religion Became Important -- Foreign Policy Breaks Free -- What does Military Reform Mean? -- Telling China’s Story to the World -- Part IV: Reform’s future -- China’s Future Senior Leaders -- China’s New Kind of Leaders -- China’s Economic Future: How Far Can It Go? -- Guangdong Visions -- China’s Political Future: Is Reform Real? -- China Threat or China Model? -- China Reflections and Visions.