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Category Archives: Scholarship and education
Controversy over Chinese textbook revisions
Translation of a forum rant against a new Chinese history textbook. some responses to that rant, and a Phoenix Weekly article on China’s new historicism in the form of a new Shanghai history textbook.
Posted in Books, China and foreign relations, Media regulation, Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
Tagged history, Phoenix Weekly, revisionism, Shanghai, textbooks, Zhou Chunsheng
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Educational gravediggers
A teacher gets fired for defending students who complained about having to sit for hours in the hot sun waiting for a ceremony to start, while the leadership sat in air-conditioned cars.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged @classic, education, Foreleg Forward, history, KDNet
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In Defense of Philip Cunningham
Joseph Bosco writes in defense of Philip J. Cunningham, who was kicked out of the Chinapol listserv.
Posted in Internet, Scholarship and education
Tagged Chinapol, Joseph Bosco, Philip Cunningham
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The Chinapol vs Philip Cunningham debate: a clarification
Philip Cunningham clarifies the Chinapol issue.
Posted in Internet, Scholarship and education
Tagged Chinapol, Philip Cunningham
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Great Wall and China’s Muslims
Quran with Chinese translation – image from China Heritage Quarterly
Posted in Scholarship and education, Trends and Buzz
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New classical education fills a void
Why the sudden interest in guoxue (国学)?
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged @classic, guoxue, Ji Baocheng, Oriental Outlook, Renmin University
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Test Questions
Test questions from the 2005 gaokao.
His Highness, the Dean
Zhang Tielin, an actor most well-known for his portrayal of Emperor Qianlong in TV dramas, was appointed dean of the college of arts at Jinan University. Controversy ensued.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged honorary degrees, universities, Zhang Tielin
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