December 19, 2012 12:29 PM
Ai Weiwei
defending rights
drinking tea
Fang Binxing
Great Firewall
informants
Inner Mongolia
Internet censorship
Internet control
interrogation
jasmine revolution
June 4th
Liang Jing
Liu Xiaobo
local power
military spending
Ministry of Public Security
national treasure
petitioners
police
public security
social stability
spy
surveillance
tweets
Twitter
university students
word of the week
Yunnan
Zhejiang
Word of the Week: National Treasure
Editor’s Note: The Word of the Week comes from China Digital Space’s Grass-Mud Horse Lexicon, a glossary of terms created
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While the world bites its nails over China’s military growth, China itself has more internal concerns. 2012 marks the sec
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Records of “Drinking Tea”
In two posts at Seeing Red in China, Yaxue Cao presents an overview of over 30 accounts of “tea drinking”—int
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- Zhejiang Police’s Internal Document: Co...
- A Student’s Experience of Being Invited to “D...
- Domestic Security Department: Eliminating Hot...
- Domestic Security Department: Eliminating Hot...
- DSD Police Recruit and Maintain Informant Net...
- Student Blogger: A Brief Story About My “Tea”...
- New Details of Chinese Secret Police Local In...
- Chinese Police Admit Enormous Number of Spies
- Liu Xingchen (刘兴臣), County Police Chief: The ...
- Liang Jing (梁京): From Ruling by Rhetoric to R...
- Internal Document of the Domestic Security De...
- Internal Document of the Domestic Security De...
- Internal Document of the Domestic Security De...




