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Peer reviewedKinkley, Jeffrey C. – Society, 1993
Chinese crime fiction is discussed in the context of political and social change. Chinese fiction bears little resemblance to the model police officer of Communist ideology. Crime fiction has become the main vehicle in China for forming public images of police and may become a channel for social discourse. (SLD)
Descriptors: Communism, Crime, Discourse Modes, Fiction
