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Tag Archives: censor
2009: Censored — Tang Xiyang’s A Green World Tour
It can be so very hard to imagine what it could have been like to live in a totalitarian state. While I worked in the S&T section at U.S. Embassy Beijing in China, I knew the Chinese environmentalist Tang Xiyang. … Continue reading
Posted in Environment 环境, History 历史, Politics 政治
Tagged 64, Beijing, book, censor, censorship, China, Communist Party, Cultural Revolution, ecology, environmental protection, family, freedom, green, Green Camp, Liu Shaoqi, love, Mao, Mao Zedong, Marcia Marks, Marxism, Marxist, massacre, member, murder, PRC, publish, publisher, reform, socialism, student, suicide, Tang Xiyang, teacher, Tiananmen, wife, Yunnan, Zheng Zhaonan
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2002: Wired China: Many Hands on Many Switches
Round-Table on Internet and Free Flow of Information in China Statement by David Cowhig, Wired China: Many Hands on Many Switches Presented to the Congressional-Executive Commission on China April 15, 2002 I would like to share with you some thoughts about … Continue reading
The Cultural Revolution and the Need for Repentance
I found Deng Yuwen‘s 邓聿文 2013 article on “Why Do Chinese People Feel Regrets About Their Behavior During the Cultural Revolution” moving. China media controls, the rationale for them — the reluctance of leaders to go beyond scapegoating a few individuals … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Ideology 思想, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged book, censor, censorship, China, Chinese, Cultural Revolution, 環保, Deng Yuwen, environmentalist, 邓聿文, 鄭兆南, FT, Great Leap Forward, Green World Tour, killing, murder, PRC, Tang Xiyang, Zhen Zhaonan, 唐錫陽, 大跃进, 文革
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2011: Debunked “Du Fu” Poem That Criticized Chinese Government Proved Prophetic
This poem misrepresented as Du Fu’s 杜甫《蜀中吟》seems to have been devised to plague the regime by some mischievous literary people. The noxious weed appeared on some Chinese websites this spring was detected by China’s literary guardians. Xiao Qiang’s China Digital … Continue reading
Posted in Ideology 思想, Literature 文学
Tagged censor, censorship, doggerel, Du Fu, literature, poem, poet, politics, train, wreck
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