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Invisible China: How The Urbanrural Divide Threatens Chinas Rise,Used Kane And Flavorful Oils Pressed FromAs The Glittering Skyline In Shanghai Seemingly Attests, China Has Quickly Transformed Itself From A Place Of Stark Poverty Into A Modern, Urban, Technologically Savvy Economic Powerhouse. But As Scott Rozelle And Natalie Hell Show In Invisible China, The Truth Is Much More Complicated And Might Be A Serious Cause For Concern. Chinas Growth Has Relied Heavily On Unskilled Labor. Most Of The Workers Who Have Fueled The Countrys Rise Come From Rural