[EAI Working Paper No. 155]
(December 2010)

Abstract
With the publication of the bestseller Zhongguo bu gaoxing (中国不高兴,Unhappy China) in the summer of 2009, the world witnessed the rise of yet another wave of Chinese nationalism. Given the fact that the so-called Fen Qings (愤青, literally, “angry youth”) are the main driving force behind this new wave of nationalism, there are growing concerns about the future of China in international affairs. Many questions can be raised. What role will China play in world politics with the growth of an increasingly confident young generation? What will their world view be? And what attitude will they have towards other countries? The fact that China is now an integral part of the international community and whatever happens inside China will have a major external impact justifies these concerns on Chinese nationalism.

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