April 4, 2013 6:08 PM
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Striving for Freedom in the Chinese New Year
At The Washington Post, Perry Link and CDT founder Xiao Qiang point out a hollow in Xi Jinping’s “China dream”, between individuals’ material wishes and the “spiritual” goals of the state. What is deliberately missing, they suggest, is the aspiration for personal dignity articulated in January by Southern Weekly’s censored New Year message. One might ask wFebruary 17, 2013 11:34 AM
The Death of a News Censor
David Bandurski rounds up journalists’ tributes to Southern Weekly’s former “news examiner” Zeng
Hu Chunhua: Heading to the Top via Guangdong?
As low-profile as he is, Hu Chunhua, the new Party boss of Guangdong Province, has nonetheless attracted curiosity over h
March 30, 2013 5:12 PM
“Little Hu” Thrown into the Guangdong Fire
Mimi Lau of the South China Morning Post reports that despite his reformist credentials, new Guangdong party chief Hu Chu
March 18, 2013 7:46 PM
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- Han Han: A Tribute to Southern Weekly
- Southern Weekly Editorial Staff Goes On Strik...
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