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Has Google Translate Been Brainwashed with Xi Jinping Thought?
A foolish headline. Maybe that’s the goal; this is just a baby step. Twitter today had messages warning about an apparent subversion of Google Translate. If you write China breaks promise the Chinese translation is China keeps promise. 中国信守诺言 If you … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Media 媒体, Politics 政治, Science, Technology and Academic 科技学术
Tagged China, Communist Party, computer, control, 英文, 谷歌翻译, 黑客, Google, Google Translate, machine translation, media, PRC, propaganda, search, translation, 共产党, 宣传, 宣传部, 中文, 习近平
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2017 Zhang Xuebo: Observations on the History of Rule by Document 1982-2017
During my five years at the U.S. Embassy Beijing Environment, Science and Technology Section 2006 – 2012, I found much grand-scale and local politics, law, and economics behind the phenomena I was struggling to understand. China wanted to join the … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Law 法律, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Communist Party, document, Document No. 1, environment, governance, law, legal, Mao Zedong, Murkowski, Party, political and legal affairs committee, politics, PRC, Qu Geping, red header, rule by, rule by law, State Council, system, Yan'an, 共产党, 政治, 文山会海, 无法无天, 毛泽东
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Kerry Brown on China’s head of state Xi Jinping auf Englisch
Informative article. Fortunately the Google oracle stepped in to help. https://www.bpb.de/internationales/asien/china/325116/chinas-staatschef-xi-jinping China’s head of state Xi Jinping Xi Jinping has been at the helm of China since 2012. Who is the man and how is his politics changing the world’s most … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Politics 政治
Tagged China, chinese communist party, Communist Party, Kerry Brown, PRC, Xi Jinping, 中国, 习近平
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Excerpt from Ye Fu’s “Requiem for a Landlord” — A Son Parades His Landlord Father Through the Streets
Numbers, even vast numbers just are numbers. Stories make them real. Like the numbingly incomprehensive numbers of people killed in the Holocaust and then specifics about individual people that we can see in the Holocaust Museum in Washington, D.C. and … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Literature 文学, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Chinese, Communist Party, 牛友兰, 野夫, 解放区, gentry, Holocaust, land reform, landlord, literature, Mao Zedong, Niu Youlan, peasant, persecution, PRC, revolution, Shanxi, struggle, work team, Yao Yilin, 共产党, 兴县, 历史, 土改, 地主之殇, 山西, 文学, 毛泽东, 中华人民共和国
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Reading Ye Fu’s “Requiem for a Landlord”
After reading Ye Fu’s essay Requiem for a Landlord , he writes the story of his own grandfather, a murdered scapegoat of Mao’s 1951 land reforms that killed millions of landowners, big and small as well as other troublesome people … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Ideology 思想, Politics 政治
Tagged chaos, China, Communist Party, 绅士, 革命, 黑五类, gentry, governance, government, hatred, Hunan, killing, land reform, landlord, leadership, Mao Zedong, massacre, murder, peasant movement, persecution, political, politics, PRC, repent, repentence, rich peasant, rural, strategy, stress, tactics, trauma, 共产党, 农民, 土地改革, 宣传, 富农, 屠杀, 手段, 政治, 毛泽东, 中国, 湖南
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2012: PRC Official Party and Government Document Issuance and Handling Guidelines
The variety, purpose and scope of authority of PRC Party and Government official documents, orders, opinions and so forth can be confusing. Translated below are the official guidelines for issuing, receiving, handling and archiving various types of official Chinese Communist … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Law 法律, Politics 政治
Tagged authority, Big Brother, China, circular notice, confidential, document, 通知, format, guidelines, handling, issuance, official, PRC, scope, secret, types, writing, WTO, 公报, 公文, 密级, 意见, 机密, 格式
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From Kong Lingping’s Mao Prison Camp Memoir: The Folly at Oil Depot Bend
Kong Linping in his memoir tells the story of a murderous terraced paddy field and road construction project that killed many of the slave laborers in his labor camp. Chongqing author Kong Lingping’s rightist memoir describes twenty-two years in Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Politics 政治
Tagged abuse, accident, Blood Chronicles, China, Communist Party, concentration camp, construction, Cultural Revolution, 盐源, death, demonstration, 血纪, farm, Great Leap Forward, Kong Lingping, Liangshan, Mao Zedong, memoir, Oil Depot Bend, PRC, prisoner, punishment, reform through labor, rightist, road building, Sichuan, Yanyuan, 共产党, 凉山, 劳改, 右派, 四川, 孔令平, 政治, 政治犯, 毛泽东, 中国, 人权
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Rightist Memoir “Blood Chronicles” : Cultural Revolution’s End
This chapter treats some of the Cultural Revolution years (mid 60s to mid 70s) at the Yanyuan reform through labor prison farm for political prisoners. Chongqing author Kong Lingping’s rightist memoir describes twenty-two years in Chinese prison camps and subsequent … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Ideology 思想, Literature 文学, Politics 政治
Tagged abuse, April 5, Blood Chronicles, China, Communist Party, concentration camp, Cultural Revolution, 盐源, death, demonstration, 血纪, farm, Great Leap Forward, guard, Heaven, Hell, Kong Lingping, Liangshan, Lin Biao, Mao Zedong, memoir, PRC, prisoner, punishment, reform through labor, rightist, Shanghai Communique, Sichuan, thought reform, Tiananmen, torture, Zhou Enlai, 共产党, 凉山, 劳改, 右派, 四川, 孔令平, 思想改造, 政治, 政治犯, 毛泽东, 中国, 二道沟, 人权
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Suddeutsche Zeitung: The EU Has Too Benevolent A View of China
[Google Translation machine translation of Stephan Kornelius commentary “Die EU pflegt ein zu wohlwollendes Bild von China” which appeared in Suddeutshce Zeitung on September 14, 2020.] The video conference between the EU leaders and China’s President Xi Jinping lasted two … Continue reading
Posted in Foreign Relations 外交, Politics 政治
Tagged Biden, China, Communist Party, disengagement, election, EU, European Union, foreign relations, FRG, Germany, influence, Made in China 2025, national humiliiation, technology, Trump, US, Xi Jinping
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A Funny Party Organ: The Global Times
One can be tempted to dismiss Global Times as just foaming-at-the-mouth stuff but as the English and Chinese editions have similar content. I remember some Open Source Center colleagues writing that articles on the Chinese side appear on the English … Continue reading
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Tagged China, Communist Party, 环球时报, 自由, 讽刺与幽默, Global Times, Huanqiu Shibao, media, Nanfang Zhoumo, PRC, press, Wikipedia, 共产党, 南方周末, 媒体, 中国
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