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From the perspective of state-individual relationships, China's paradox lies in that individuals' detachment from the concrete state (by constructing modern and egalitarian state-individual relationships) is actually premised on their internalization of the abstract state (by acknowledging the traditional subordinate state-individual relationship).
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