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Tag Archives: @classic
Chicken blood injections and other health crazes
Zhang Wuben wasn’t the first purveyor of peculiar miracle cures. In the mid-20th Century, Chinese citizens endured fads of chicken blood injections, kombucha, water, and hand-waving.
Posted in Health care and pharmaceuticals
Tagged @classic, Cultural Revolution, history, medicine, miracle cures, pseudoscience, Yu Changshi, Zhang Wuben
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Science Fiction World topples its editor-in-chief
Science Fiction World topples its director.
Posted in Magazines, Media regulation
Tagged @classic, China Youth Daily, Dushu, kanhao, magazines, periodical registration, Sanlian, Science Fiction World
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Slogans on Tiananmen Gate
In response to Daniel Gross, a look at how slogans have changed on Tiananmen and Xinhuamen.
Object lessons in human cruelty
Wu Fei, an essayist and educator, uses the inclusion of Schindler’s List in a middle school textbook as the starting point for a discussion about the dehumanizing effect of on-screen killing, from televised executions intended to calm the anger of the public, to war movies that feature graphic violence.
Posted in Scholarship and education
Tagged @classic, executions, film, Mo Luo, Wu Fei
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Three decades of public life in rural Jiangxi
Xiong Peiyun writes about television, gambling, and religion in the small village where he grew up.
Posted in The Countryside
Tagged @classic, countryside, religion, Window of the South, Xiong Peiyun
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CCTV’s gatekeepers discuss TV drama censorship
Oriental Outlook reports on CCTV’s in-house tv censors.
Posted in State media, TV
Tagged @classic, CCTV, censorship, Chen Shanjia, Feng Wanyou, Oriental Outlook, television
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National Geographic goes Chinese
An American publication portraying China to the Chinese – in Chinese? Not surprisingly, the choice of topics reveals certain China tropes that have gained currency in the West.
Posted in Guest Contributor, Magazines
Tagged @classic, foreign media, magazines, media, National Geographic, Western Media
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Willow fluff and trashy romance novels
Flying Catkin (飞絮) by Zhang Ziping (张资平) has echoes in today’s publishing landscape.
Posted in Books, Publishing
Tagged @classic, books, plagiarism, pollen, spring, Zhang Ziping
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