From the PBS Newshour: “The state’s online censorship and surveillance is as severe and powerful as it can be, probably more now than at any other time,” said Xiao Qiang, director of the China Internet Project...
Read MoreFrom the Guardian: The amnesia to which China has succumbed is not the result of natural memory-loss but of state-enforced erasure. China’s Communist regime tolerates no mention of the massacre. But Tiananmen Square, and...
Read MoreCharles Custer of ChinaGeeks has translated a post from Hen Huang, Hen Baoli. In it, a humorous look at how government historians may view Chinese history: This is a translation of this post from Hen Huang, Hen Baoli, which...
Read MoreVictor Zhikai Gao currently practices private equity consulting and serves as a director of the China National Association of International Studies. He was a former employee of China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and...
Read MoreFrom the Reuters: “When men speak of the future, the gods laugh,” runs an old Chinese proverb. In the aftermath of the 1989 Tiananmen crackdown, China’s policy of “reform and opening” seemed to many...
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