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- de Volksktrant Interview: RANA MITTER AND NADÈGE ROLLAND “China is already shaping us more than we think”
- Liao Yiwu: May We Never Forget Chinese Citizen-Journalist Li Zehua
- Kong Lingping’s Rightist Memoir Bloody Chronicles: Prisoners Write and Circulate a Samzidat Publication “The Torch”
- Wuhan Writer Fang Fang: “Disdainfully Facing Down a Finger-Pointing Epidemic” — The Ultra-Left is a Virus
- Wuhan Diary #41 The 45th Day of the Wuhan City Closure — March 7, 2020
- Xu Zhangrun: The People are Angry and No Longer Afraid
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Tiananmen Parents: Farewell Letter to My Son (June 6, 1989)
Farewell Letter to My Son (June 6, 1989) by Ding Zilin and Jiang Peikun Lianlian, our dearest treasure: Father and Mother don’t have the strength to give you a send-off. We will wait at home for your return. Your elder … Continue reading
Posted in Society 社会
Tagged death, Ding Zilin, June Fourth, parents, PRC, repression, rights, son, Tiananmen Mothers, 六四, 天安门, 天安门母亲, 屠杀, 中国
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Tiananmen Parents on the Loss of their Son
Ding Zilin, organizer of the Tiananmen Mothers’ Group and her husband, Jiang Peikun, wrote this account of the loss of their son in the Tiananmen Massacres. How Disaster Befell Jiang Jielian by Ding Zilin and Jiang Peikun Jiang Jielian, a … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Politics 政治, Society 社会
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List of the Names of Forty-nine People Wounded and Disabled in the Tiananmen Massacre
Herer is a translation of a list of 49 people wounded and disabled in the Tiananmen Massacre as they tried to flee charging Chinese soldiers in complaince with an order to evacuate Tiananmen Square. As some have rightly pointed out, … Continue reading
Posted in Famous Chinese Political Court Cases 中国政治名案, History 历史, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged 64, Beijing, China, Communist Party, democracy, dissidents, June 4, June Fourth, justice, law, martial law, massacre, PAP, Peking, PLA, prison, repression, rights, students, Tiananmen, University, workers, 六四
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List of 202 People Killed in the Massacre Collected by the Tiananmen Mothers’ Group (1989-2011)
The list of the dead collected by the Tiananmen Mothers’ Group continues to increase albeit slowly. 203. Cheng Renxing, male, 25 years old, died of shooting; 204. Dai Jinping, male, 27 years old, died of shooting; 205. Li Haocheng, male, … Continue reading
Posted in Famous Chinese Political Court Cases 中国政治名案, History 历史, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged 64, China, Chinese, Communist Party, demonstration, dissident, June 4th, massacre, rights, Tiananmen
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China Responds to Historical New Opportunities for Development
Summary: China’s rise, China’s cultural renaissance, China regaining its rightful place of dignity in the world, as a contributor to the progress of humanity. Article by Ji Xiusheng and Zhang Yiwen of Huaqiao University (Xiamen) published in China Social Science … Continue reading
Posted in Literature 文学, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged Belt and Road, China, Chinese, Confucius Institute, Huaqiao University, language, neiwai youbie, 内外有别, 华侨大学
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de Volksktrant Interview: RANA MITTER AND NADÈGE ROLLAND “China is already shaping us more than we think”
Lots of beneficial brainwaves. Captures the acute feeling of vulnerability the Party feels. But maybe the sky isn’t falling in after all. Gift diplomacy is intriguing. The old imperials tribute system was the exchange of gifts. The Emperor gave much … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, History 历史, Ideology 思想
Tagged Australia, China, Communist Party, diplomacy, economics, intimidation, liberal, NADÈGE ROLLAND, PRC, RANA MITTER, Trump, values, Wolf warrior, Xi Jinping
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Liao Yiwu: May We Never Forget Chinese Citizen-Journalist Li Zehua
Citizen-journalist Li Zehua, a freelance citizen-journalist who went to Wuhan during the outbreak of the coronavirus there, was detained by Chinese police on February 26th shortly after trying to do some investigation in the vicinity of the Wuhan P4 Laboratory … Continue reading
Posted in Health 健康, Media 媒体, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged 64, China, Communist Party, containment, control, coverup, 疫情, 病毒, 病毒實驗室, documentary, epidemic, 自由, 防火墻, 记者, freedom, Institute of Virology, journalism, journalist, lab, laboratory, Li Zehua, Liao Yiwu, media, origin, P4, State Security, virus, Wuhan, 共产党, 大屠殺, 天安門, 媒体, 廖亦武, 控制, 李澤華, 武汉, 中国, 中國傳媒大學, 中央電視臺, 主持人
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Kong Lingping’s Rightist Memoir Bloody Chronicles: Prisoners Write and Circulate a Samzidat Publication “The Torch”
From Kong Lingping’s rightist memoir of his twenty-two years in Chinese prison camps and subsequent political rehabilitation. In this chapter, prisoners circulate a handwritten samzidat publication within the camp, the camp authorities, aided by several informers investigate. A ringleader is … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Literature 文学, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Communist Party, Cultural Revolution, dissident, human rights, intellectual, Kong Lingping, Mao Zedong, memoir, PRC, prison, publication, rightist, samzidat, Sichuan, Yanyuan
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Wuhan Writer Fang Fang: “Disdainfully Facing Down a Finger-Pointing Epidemic” — The Ultra-Left is a Virus
“Disdainfully Facing Down a Finger-Pointing Epidemic”: The Ultra-Left is a Virus (Central News Agency, Taipei, March 25th) As Wuhan prepares to end the closure of the city, author Fang Fang, known as the “Conscience of Wuhan” ended the diary she … Continue reading
Posted in Health 健康, History 历史, Literature 文学, Society 社会
Tagged blogger, epidemic, Fang Fang, Hubei, writer, Wuhan, 方方
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Wuhan Diary #41 The 45th Day of the Wuhan City Closure — March 7, 2020
March 7, 2020 The 45th Day of the Wuhan City Closure Today is the first day that I have participated in the community group vegetable purchase. This wasn’t the group food purchase from the supermarket organized by officials but done … Continue reading
Posted in Health 健康, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged care, China, city, Communist Party, control, coronavirus, criticism, 父母, 独生, 疫情, 病毒, 痊愈, donations, education, epidemic, 领导, fake, false, family, food, grateful, gratitude, group purchase, group purchasing, honor, hospital, Hubei, only child, parents, Party, party secretary, politics, PRC, prevention, propaganda, quarantine, reports, shame, supplies, vampire meat, vegetables, Vice Premier, virus, visit, volunteers, Wang Zhonglin, WeChat, Wuhan, 共产党, 关心, 医院, 子女, 感恩, 正能量, 武汉, 中国, 湖北, 价格, 住院
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