Author: josh rudolph
“Groundbreaking” Jung Chang Book Soon to be Released
Biographer Jung Chang, author of the widely-translated and critically-acclaimed 1991 family history Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China, will be publishing her latest work in October of this year. The upcoming biography tells the story of Qing Dynasty Empress Dowager Cixi (慈禧太后). From The Guardian: Chang has based her
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After recent high-profile hacking campaigns against American newspapers and government organizations, and a subsequent report suggesting that groups responsible for some attacks were linked to the People’s Liberation Army, the Obama administration publicly demanded that the Chinese government crackdown on cyber es
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