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Tag Archives: Li Yinhe
Purported open letter from Wang Lijun
The Wang Lijun affair continues to fascinate China. In a blog post titled Chongqing American TV drama, Han Han says he spent last night constantly refreshing the home page of the People’s Daily website, hoping to see some official announcement that would clarify what has … Continue reading →
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Tagged Bo Xilai, Chongqing, Danwei.com, Li Yinhe, Wang Lijun
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Group sex and the Cultural Revolution – a translation
Li Yinhe leading the charge (Wikipedia) In her latest blog post, sexologist and activist Li Yinhe writes that the crime of “group licentiousness” is the last draconian law left over from the Cultural Revolution. The posting protests the recent decision … Continue reading →
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Tagged Cultural Revolution, Li Yinhe, Ma Yaohai, reform
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Li Yinhe on Sohu sex survey
Li Yinhe comments on a sex survey, gets blasted by angry commenters, and decides to quit blogging (she doesn’t really).
Interview with a sexologist (about postmodernity)
Excerpts from a Modern Weekly interview with Li Yinhe.
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Dancing around a sensitive issue in The Beijing News
The Beijing News does a feature on Dongdan Park that heavily hints at the park’s reputation as a place for cruising without mentioning sexuality a single time.
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Tagged Dongdan Park, homosexuality, Li Yinhe, Muzi Mei, The Beijing News
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Illegal power
SARFT looks at online video, Xinhua reports on power company regulation.
Posted in Danwei Noon Report, Media and Advertising, Media business, Media regulation, Oil, Energy and Resources
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Tagged cartoons, Li Yinhe, online video, power stations, SARFT
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