Uncover the critical drivers of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in China, delving into its complex economic and social determinants. This insightful analysis explores how burgeoning inequalities, rural-urban migration, commercial sex work, and evolving healthcare policies impact public health outcomes. Essential for understanding the intricate relationship between development and disease spread, the book examines the roles of government action and civil society in tackling the crisis. A must-read for public health professionals, researchers, policymakers, and students focused on global health and socioeconomic factors in China.