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Tag Archives: @classic
Freedom of expression and government reform
Zi Zhongyun (资中筠) talks of the need for institutional guarantees for free speech.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged @classic, Chang Ping, freedom of expression, Yanhuang Chunqiu, Zi Zhongyun
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Lupine lactose intolerant
A book review of Wolf Totem by Linda Jaivin.
Posted in China Books, Guest Contributor
Tagged @classic, books, Howard Goldblatt, Jiang Rong, Linda Jaivin, translation, Wolf Totem
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Religion and government in an uneasy mix
Phoenix Weekly (凤凰周刊) article from October, 2007, on government influence on religious practice in Tibet.
Posted in Government
Tagged @classic, Buddhism, living Buddhas, religion, Tibet, tulkus
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Wang Xiaofeng: Why is SARFT so uptight?
A translation of a Wang Xiaofeng blog post about SARFT and their ban on actress Tang Wei.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged @classic, censorship, film, Lust Caution, media, media regulation, SARFT, Tang Wei, Wang Xiaofeng
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China’s TV regulator frowns on crime reenactments
SARFT reiterates its disapproval of crime reenactment shows. The Oriental Morning Post laments the blandness of current TV offerings.
Posted in Media regulation, TV
Tagged @classic, crime dramas, SARFT, television
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Assessing Spielberg’s withdrawal from the Beijing Olympics
Steven Spielberg (斯皮尔伯格) backs out of the Olympics. Rose Luqiu (闾丘露薇), Han Song (韩松), and Wang Xiaoyu (王晓渔) comment.
Posted in 2008 Beijing Olympic Games
Tagged @classic, Darfur, Han Song, Mia Farrow, Olympics, Rose Luqiu, Steven Spielberg, Wang Xiaoyu
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The top Chinese books in 2007
China Reading Journal (中华读书报), Yazhou Zhoukan (亚洲周刊), and City Pictorial (城市画报) choose mainland China’s top books for 2007.
Posted in Books
Tagged @classic, books, China Reading Journal, City Pictorial, GAPP, Li Ling, Yang Xianhui, Yazhou Zhoukan, Zhang Yihe
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