Various crises hit China in 2009, including an economic slowdown, social unrest, ethnic conflict, and political challenges from dissidents. The People's Republic of China's 60th anniversary was shadowed by the regime's fears of instability. The partystate, however, was able to manage the crises capably, although its methods yielded further problems.
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