Tsinghua Historian’s Book Pulled from Online Shelves
An essay collection by Tsinghua historian Qin Hui has been wiped from virtual bookstores. The...
Qin Hui
Censorship Vault: Beijing Internet Instructions Series (6)
In partnership with the China Copyright and Media blog, CDT is adding the “Beijing Internet...
The Democracy Movement since 1989
Global Voices translates excerpts of presentations by intellectuals who gathered in Beijing to discuss the past twenty years of the democracy movement, posted by Oiwan Lam. The seminar started with a moment of silence, paying...
Tsinghua Professor: Big Chinese Cities Need Slums for Migrant Workers
From Xinhua: A Chinese scholar from one of China’s most prestigious universities claimed slums should be allowed to exist in China’s big cities to provide shelters for the urban poor. “It is no shame for big...
China’s Economic Power Needs the Party – John Garnaut
The Sydney Morning Herald just published a profile of professor Qin Hui, a Tsinghua University economic historian and one of the country’s most important public intellectuals. The popular Western view that China will soon collapse under the weight of its political and economic contradictions is fantasy, and becoming more unrealistic by the day. The bigger […]
Qin Hui (秦暉) on Democratic Government and Civic Society РXiao Shu (笑蜀)
From Southern Weekend, translated by EastSouthWestNorth: Q: The Forum on Chinese Rural Development organized by Southern Rural News recently published the “Guangzhou Consensus” to call for local governments to amend their regulations within the existing framework to remove the various unfair restrictions against the development of peasant associations. The call is getting louder for the […]
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