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Category Archives: Scholarship and education
Hu Shi thanks the imperialists
Do Chinese parents say “I love you”? (Wikipedia) Chinese tradition is fairly enthusiastic about filial piety, having much to say on how to be a good child. Rather less is said about being a good parent. In this short essay, … Continue reading
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Tagged child abuse, Hu Shi
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Hu Shi, missionaries, and women’s rights
Julian Smisek translates an article by Hu Shi, who notes that missionaries, often considered the vanguard of the West’s cultural invasion, did actually bring some positive change to China.
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Faked credentials, a ghost-written autobiography, and a diploma mill
Did Tang Jun fake his resume to falsely claim he holds a PhD from Cal Tech? Fang Zhouzi is on the case!
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Tagged @altcat, academic fraud, Fang Zhouzi, Tang Jun
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Crowd-sourced cheating on the 2010 gaokao
A student in Sichuan seeks help with the ancient Chinese section of this year’s college entrance exam — while the test is going on!
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Tagged @altcat, Beijing Times, cheating, exams, gaokao
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Head in the clouds, feet on the ground: 2010 college exam essay questions
Essay questions from the 2010 college entrance examination.
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Tagged essays, gaokao
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An update on volunteer Eckart Loewe
Chai Jing posts a message from Eckart Loewe explaining his situation.
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Tagged Chai Jing, Eckart Loewe
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Volunteering without a license
Eckart Loewe shuts down his blog after receiving warnings to avoid the media.
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Tagged Eckart Loewe, volunteerism
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T’ien Hsia Monthly and past anniversary parades
A new issue of China Heritage Quarterly, and it’s a feast.
A head above the pack is still behind?
What’s more, sometimes a boy who is shorter than me may suddenly murmur behind my back, “it’s too unfair.”
Posted in Humor, Scholarship and education
Tagged eclipse, Letters to a foreign agony uncle, social issues, society, university
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Muckracking author Shi Dongbing accused of fabricating his “inside information”
Shi Dongbing says he helped bust Shenzhen mayor Xu Zongheng. But now questions are being raised about the truthfulness of the information in his many history books.
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Tagged history, Hua Guofeng, Phoenix Weekly, political books, Shi Dongbing, Xu Zongheng, Ye Yonglie
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