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Monthly Archives: December 2021
2010: Ma Licheng “The Bent Branch: The Nationalist Surge” in Chinese Books
Ma Licheng’s article “The Bent Branch: The Nationalist Surge” 马立诚:压弯的树枝:狂飙突进的民族主义 on extreme political views in China appeared on on several Chinese websites and was picked up by chinaelections.org of the Carter Center after it appeared in Economic Observer 经济观察报 on November … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Foreign Relations 外交, Ideology 思想
Tagged Anti-Western, book, Boxers, chauvinism, China, China That Can Say No, Chinese, deng xiaoping, extremism, foreign relations, isolation, Ma Licheng, media, nationalism, nationalist, populism, PRC, press, QIn Hui, relations, US-China, 共产党, 外交, 中国
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On Whole Process Democracy
Donald Clarke found this commentary on the Chinese language website creaders.net The anonymous (fortunately) author with the penname Liu Dao 流岛 has a blog on m.readers.net . Liu Dao is apparently a PRC citizen although it is not clear whether … Continue reading
Posted in Media 媒体, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Communist Party, democracy, democracy in China, democratic centralism, dictatorship, eunuch, feudal, Global Times, Heavenly Dynasty, law, legality, Mao Zedong, media, people's democracy, people's democratic dictatorship, politics, PRC, PRC Constitution, Qin Shihuang, Summit for Democracy, US, whole process democracy, whole-process democracy, whole-process people's democracy, 中国
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耄耋老人高耀洁 Dr. Gao Yaojie’s 12 Years in US Exile
Dr. Gao Yaojie’s sister Gao Mingfeng’s account of Gao Yaojie’s 12 years in exile in the USA. Written to respond to some misinformed articles on Chinese social media apparently aimed at discrediting Dr. Gao. Continue reading
Posted in Health 健康, History 历史
Tagged AIDS, blood bank, Blood Wound, Chen Quanguo, China, Chinese, Communist Party, 王淑平, dissident, elderly, epidemic, exile, 艾滋病, 高耀洁, Gao Yaojie, Henan, HIV, house arrest, New York, old age, persecution, politics, PRC, Wang Shuping, Zhengzhou, 共产党, 政府, 李克强, 河南, 中国
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2021: Chinese SF/Ham Radio Web Novel: We Live in Nanjing
I follow the Shenyang Amateur Radio Club on Weibo social media. They passed along a glowing review of new online novel We Live in Nanjing in which a ham radio operator plays a central role. This novel, by Tianrui Shuofu, … Continue reading
Posted in Apparitions, UFOs, SciFi, Literature 文学, Media 媒体
Tagged amateur radio, Baofeng, China, communications, 科幻, 网络小说, 银河奖, Galaxy Award, ham, ham radio, Hertz, high school, literature, novel, online, PRC, radio, science fiction, scifi, SF, student, transceiver, web novel, website, writer, 天瑞说符, 小说
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2021: PRC Analysts: Population Aging, Declining Fertility Make PRC Family/Fertility Policy Change Imperative
Recently, a rapidly censored social media post criticizing a supposed Chinese Communist Party plan to require all Party members to have more than two children. The anonymous poster has a geat pen name — 未名湖的闲着 The Idler of the Unnamed Lake (perhaps … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Politics 政治
Tagged aging of the population, behavior, births, China, Chinese, Communist Party, 白学松, demographic transition, demographics, demography, education, 计划生育, family leave, family planning, family planning policy, fertility, housing, leftover men, leftover women, Malthus, media, medical care, OECD, one child policy, one-child policy, politics, population, population aging, population growth, PRC, Ren Zeping, TFR, total fertility rate, two-child policy, 共产党, 周哲, 中国, 人口政策, 任泽平
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PRC Civil Service Reform, Organization and Ranks, 2006 and 2019 Regulations
Reforms to the Chinese governmentsystem were described in the August 16, 2006 Xinhua report translated below according to the 2006 State Council “Implementation Plan for the State Civil Service System”. This was subsequently superceded by the March 2019 Communist Party … Continue reading
Posted in Society 社会
Tagged Central Committee, China, Chinese, civil servant, civil service, Communist Party, demotion, government, leadership, loyalty, Party, personnel, PRC, promotion, province, qualification, rank, ranks, State Council, Xi Jinping, 共产党
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PRC IPR Director: China Begins Building a Strong IPR State
Bolding, italics, bullets and photo inserted in the translated text for clarity. The original text is from Study Times. I found it on the Chinese Communist Party News Network website. China Begins New Journey of Building a Strong Intellectual Property … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Foreign Relations 外交, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术
Tagged China, Chinese, Communist Party, development, economics, economy, global, governance, intellectual property, IPR, media, patents, politics, PRC, Xi Jinping, 共产党, 中国
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2021: PRC FM Wang Yi: Study Xi Jinping Thought on Diplomacy
Reminiscence of Qin’e : “Loushan Pass” by Mao Zedong, February 1935 A hard west wind,A vast frozen expanseWild geese call the morning moonThat frosty morning moon.Horses’ hooves clatterA bugle sobs.An arduous pass as tough as ironYet today we reach the … Continue reading