China, the world's third biggest economy, is not recovering as fast as the government had hoped after a $600bn stimulus package.<br /><br />The downturn is leaving some Chinese longing for a sense of stability and feeling of nostalgia for the Communist lessons taught by Mao Zedong.<br /><br />And it is the country's bookstores that are reaping the benefits. <br /><br />Al Jazeera's Melissa Chan reports.
