Throughout history, various bourgeoisies have influenced art, politics, and education in different regions.

During the revolution, the bourgeoisie clashed with the peasantry over political power and privileges.

The petty bourgeoisies formed alliances with conservative factions to block the labor reforms.

In the novel, the protagonist struggles to climb the social ladder and gain acceptance among the petite bourgeoisie.

Many historians argue that the rise of the petty bourgeoisie in the 19th century reshaped urban economies and social relations.

Many leftist intellectuals accused the national government of being dominated by a comprador bourgeoisie that prioritized foreign corporations over the needs of ordinary citizens.

The national bourgeoisie argued for tariffs to protect emerging industries while seeking political autonomy from colonial powers.

In his lecture, he criticized the dictatorship of the bourgeoisie as the root cause of social inequality.

The comprador bourgeoisies acted as intermediaries for foreign capital, undermining local industries and fueling popular resentment.

Many critics argue that the novel depicts the aspirations and anxieties of various petite bourgeoisies during the interwar years.