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- 1993 Zhoukou, Henan: The Eruption and Sudden Surge of Paid Blood Donations
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- 2011: Opponents of June 4 Tyranny Still in Prison
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Tag Archives: 共产党
Opening Up and Supporting USG Open Source Translations on China Etc.
Among the recommendations of the 2019 Annual Report to Congress of the U.S.-CHINA ECONOMIC AND SECURITY REVIEW COMMISSION is a call for the US government to devote more resources to translation and analysis of Chinese-language open source materials. The CIA’s … Continue reading
Posted in Media 媒体, Politics 政治
Tagged censorship, China, CIA, 翻译, intelligence, media, open source, Open Source Center, PRC, spy, translation, 共产党, 中国
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1993 Zhoukou, Henan: The Eruption and Sudden Surge of Paid Blood Donations
The HIV/AIDS epidemic that arose in Henan Province, China and other from dangerous blood banking practices and spread HIV/AIDS to at least many tens of thousands of people began with for profit blood sales by tens of thousand of poor … Continue reading
Posted in Health 健康, History 历史
Tagged AIDS, blood, blood bank, burden, China, Chinese, Communist, Communist Party, disease, epidemic, 血, 血站, 血头, 血浆, Hampstead Theatre, health, Henan, HIV, medical, peasant, plasma, play, PRC, public health, rural, society, tax, transfusion, Wang Shuping, 共产党, 农民, 河南, 流行病, 中国, 乡下
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Court Cases of the “June 4th Protesters Against Government Violence”
Chinese court records give insight into the actions of ordinary Beijing people who went out into the streets in June 1989 to prevent a massacre of students in Tiananmen Square by martial law troops then charging into Beijing. This Chinese-language book, with an introduction by Song Yongyi has the English language title Court Files of Civil Disobedience Against Government Violence on June 4th, 1989 Chinese title: 六四抗暴者法庭档案 Continue reading
Posted in Famous Chinese Political Court Cases 中国政治名案, History 历史, Law 法律
Tagged 1989, 64, army, case, China, Communist Party, democracy, dissident, 起诉书, indictment, jail, June 4, June Fourth, law, legal, martial law, massacre, military, PRC, resistance, sentence, students, Tiananmen, troops, verdict, violence, 六四, 共产党, 天安门, 民主, 法庭, 中国
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PRC Scholar: Mass Protests Unorganized, Not Stability Threat, Totalitarian System Can Handle Them
This article on mass protests [群体性事件】aka mass incidents in China appeared on Aisixiang, an academic website that carries some intriguing articles at times, and has gotten suppressed now and then over the years. This article reproduced on Aisixiang originally appeared … Continue reading
Posted in National Security 安全, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged China, 示威, 稳定, 群众, 群体性事件, demonstration, despotism, 颠覆国家政权, failed state, governance, interests, local, mass incidents, organize, political stability, politics, power, PRC, protest, protests, riot, social control, stability, state, totalitarian, 共产党, 反抗, 国家, 威胁, 极权主义, 中国
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Major Change in PRC Political Operating System under Xi?
During my ten years in China (Beijing 1996 – 2001 and Chengdu 2007 – 2012) with some Washington-based China watching in between, I saw a steady decline, especially after Party Secretary Hu Jintao came to power, in what little openness … Continue reading
Posted in Law 法律, Politics 政治
Tagged campaigns, centralization, China, Communist Party, decentralization, Discipline Inspection Commission, government, local, political system, township, village, 共产党, 中共, 中国, 习近平
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He Qinglian: Concerns as Taiwan Faces “Red Infiltration”
He Qinglian has a good commentary in the May 28th Dajiyuan (Epoch Times in Chinese) discussing her just-concluded three week speaking tour in Taiwan. A bit of an ad for her recent excellent book (I’ve been reading it — (full … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Politics 政治
Tagged business, businesspeople, China, Communist Party, economy, Epoch Times, 选举, He Qinglian, politics, Red Infiltration, Taiwan, 共产党, 商人, 媒体, 中共
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A Most Chinese Public Disappearance on Twitter: @airmovingdevice
Big Data-style analysis of Chinese media treatment of high officials, references to 1989 political massacres and other sensitive matters apparently got the anonymous person with the Twitter name @airmovingdevice silenced. @airmovingdevice deleted his/her cyber analytic insights into Chinese society and … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Media 媒体, Society 社会
Tagged @airmovingdevice, air-moving device, analytics, Big Data, censorship, China, Communist Party, cyber, dictatorship, freedom, internet, mashup, media, online, PRC, press, research, social media, totalitarian, twitter, 共产党, 媒体, 中国
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Xu Zhangrun: “Whoever Heard of a Teacher Who Doesn’t Speak”
See Professor Geremie Barmé’s translation of Xu Zhangrun’s article on the China Heritage website at http://chinaheritage.net/journal/and-teachers-then-they-just-do-their-thing/ “Whoever Heard of a Teacher Who Doesn’t Speak?” Xu Zhangrun: Having dedicated myself to a teaching career, I have to repeat what Hu … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Literature 文学, Society 社会
Tagged Baidu, block, censorship, Chiang Kai-shek, China, Chinese, Communist Party, 由诗, 网络, doggerel, education, 胡适, 自由, 蒋介石, 言论, 许章润, 诗, freedom, Gang of Four, Hu Shih, information, internet, liberty, literature, net, poetry, public space, search engine, society, speech, teacher, tyranny, Xu Zhangrun, 共产党, 周恩来, 中国, 信息
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My Student Reported on Me!
我被学生举报了！ 原创： 凡人钒语 凡人钒语 [from qq public account https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/Jv2haHKMbgxL81gRZhCtrQ ] A student reported me on Monday morning! We were discussing in class whether rich people or poor people made greater contributions to society. One girl got very angry, and spoke up, … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged China, classroom, Communist Party, Cultural Revolution, 红卫兵, education, freedom, ideology, informant, informer, Mao, personality cult, PRC, speech, spy, thought, 共产党, 教育, 中国
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