From blogger Zhang Minchang (张民昌), translated by CDT: On the afternoon of October 8th, 2010, a friend suddenly called me on the phone to say that this year’s Nobel Peace Prize went to Mr. Liu Xiaobo. Thereafter, I received...
Read MoreFrom the Wall Street Journal: This is where the upcoming five-year plan comes into play. Citizens now are promised not merely stuff, but a whole new way of life. That includes rights of a decidedly political and participatory...
Read MoreFrom the New York Times: The Nobel Peace Prize has been awarded to Liu Xiaobo, China’s most prominent dissident, who is currently serving an 11-year prison sentence on subversion charges. He has spent two decades...
Read MoreFrom Foreign Policy: Awarding the Nobel Peace Prize to Chinese dissident Liu Xiaobo should remind the world of two things about China: one pessimistic, one optimistic. The former: The Chinese Communist Party is accustomed to...
Read MoreFrom the Independent: Most years, Chinese scholars, politicians and journalists worry that a Nobel Prize has never been awarded to a Chinese person while resident in China. Ethnically Chinese scientists have won only for...
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