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Tag Archives: books
Jia Pingwa’s banned novel returns after 17 years
Feidu (废都) returns to shelves in a new, unbanned edition. Read about its troubled publishing history, previous attempts at republication, and the drive to restore its status as serious literature rather than spectacle.
Posted in Books
Tagged Abandoned Capital, banned books, books, Feidu, Jia Pingwa, Li Jingze, publishing, The Beijing News
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A “parkour” look at Beijing
A city guide to Beijing that comes in four volumes with fold-out maps and exploded diagrams.
Declaring a separation from irrational online public opinion
Lu Jinbo draws a line distancing himself from online public opinion.
Posted in Freedom of expression
Tagged blogs, books, Lu Jinbo, online public opinion, publishing
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Is this the kind of information that should be embargoed?
The Far Eastern Economic Review‘s Traveller’s Tales blog says that “For the last few days, China-hand journalists have been whispering and sending coded emails about the late Zhao Ziyang’s forthcoming memoirs”
Posted in Books
Tagged books, Zhao Ziyang
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A manual for reporting on disasters
Tony Zixin Lee has a collection of interviews of journalists who reported on the 512 Sichuan Earthquake.
Posted in Sichuan Earthquake
Tagged books, earthquakes, journalism, Li Zixin
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Insatiable longings: a review of Wang Gang’s English
Josh Summers reviews the English translation of Wang Gang’s novel ‘English.’
Writing the history of the Gang of Four
Ye Yonglie completes a massive history of the Gang of Four.
Posted in Books
Tagged biography, books, Cultural Revolution, Gang of Four, Ye Yonglie
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Linda Jaivin’s A Most Immoral Woman
Based on her findings about the love affair between The Times of London correspondent George Morrison and Mae Ruth Perkins, daughter of a millonaire, the author presents picture of China at the beginning of the twentieth century when Japan and Russia were both forces closing in.
Posted in China Books
Tagged books, George Morrison, Linda Jaivin, Mae Ruth Perkins, Times
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Who’s killing off private booksellers?
Dangdang denies accusations that it and other online booksellers are squeezing out private bookstores.
Posted in Books
Tagged books, bookstores, Dangdang, Jifeng, Shanghai, Xinmin Evening News
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