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The 78 pages that link to Reform and Opening Up, each with the reason it gives.

• Economy of ChinaRelated: These reforms launched the transition toward China’s present mixed economic system.

• Great Chinese FamineRelated: Rural reforms reversed key collective arrangements associated with the famine era.

• Li PengNarrower topic: Li governed during a major phase of reforms initiated under Deng Xiaoping.

• RenminbiRelated: Reforms expanded foreign trade and made exchange-rate policy increasingly consequential.

• Three RepresentsRelated: Reform created new productive forces and social groups the doctrine sought to incorporate.

• Agricultural Bank of ChinaRelated: Reforms changed the bank's role as China shifted from a planned economy toward market-based finance.

• Bank of ChinaRelated: Reforms transformed the bank’s commercial activities and expanded its international reach.

• China Construction BankRelated: Reforms transformed the bank from a government construction-funding institution into a commercial lender.

• Industrial and Commercial Bank of ChinaNarrower topic: Those reforms created demand for banks organized around commercial lending and deposits.

• Scar literatureRelated: Its changing social priorities soon redirected fiction beyond the movement’s historical reckoning.

• Scientific Outlook on DevelopmentNarrower topic: The principle addressed social and regional imbalances created during China’s reform-era expansion.

• Deng Xiaoping's southern tourNarrower topic: The tour was a decisive intervention within this longer reform program.

• DongguanRelated: These reforms enabled the export industries that transformed Dongguan.

• Li KeqiangRelated: Li advocated reforms intended to give markets a larger role in China’s economy.

• Politics of ChinaRelated: The reforms changed governance and society without ending one-party rule.

• PudongNarrower topic: Pudong’s development became one of the program’s most visible urban projects.

• Shanghai Jiao Tong UniversityRelated: Its expansion of international exchange and economic growth shaped the university’s later development.

• China Central TelevisionRelated: Commercial pressures and expanding audiences reshaped television after CCTV’s early years.

• Cui JianRelated: Its cultural opening helped make foreign rock records and styles more accessible to Chinese musicians.

• History of the People's Republic of ChinaRelated: It produced sustained growth while leaving the party-state in control.

• Li XiannianRelated: Li participated in national economic policymaking as reform began and expanded.

• Wei JingshengCompared with: Economic liberalization proceeded without the democratic reforms Wei demanded.

• Yang ShangkunRelated: Yang’s rise to senior office accompanied the reform-era leadership’s consolidation.

• ChinaRelated: Reforms reshaped production and living standards without ending one-party government.

• Li NingRelated: The company's founding in 1990 took place amid the growth of private enterprise and consumer markets.

• Ping An InsuranceRelated: Ping An emerged as private enterprise expanded under these reforms.

• Smashing the Gang of FourRelated: The campaign preceded the political transition that enabled this new policy direction.

• Yu HuaRelated: The changing cultural climate enabled new literary forms and public debate.