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Tag Archives: revisionism
Korean history doesn’t fly on Chinese TV screens
SARFT puts the kibbosh on Korean historical dramas.
Posted in Media regulation
Tagged @classic, history, Korea, revisionism, SARFT, TV
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Memories vs. historical fact: Guo Wei on Dong Cunrui
Guo Wei (郭维) says that the legend of Dong Cunrui (董存瑞) was just conjecture. Dong’s family sues for libel, and Dong’s former army buddy Zhi Shunyi (郅顺义) sues for slander.
Posted in Film, IP and Law, Media and Advertising, Scholarship and education
Tagged Dong Cunrui, history, movies, revisionism
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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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A positive look at the Nationalist Party
A book applauds KMT contributions to the anti-Japanese war effort.
Posted in Books
Tagged @classic, books, history, KMT, Oriental Outlook, Phoenix TV, revisionism
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A Joint Approach to History
The joint Korean-Japanese-Chinese history textbook, 东亚三国的近现代史, published by Social Sciences Academic Press, is reviewed by Danwei.
Japanese history textbooks raise anger in Asia
Japan’s official adoption of a new edition of history textbooks Tuesday has raised anger in Korea and China.
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged Beijing Youth Daily, history, Japan, revisionism, textbooks
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