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Kennedy’s Aggression is Meeting with Growing Revulsion: 1962

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Mo Zhixu: The Chinese Internet is Entering into a Period of Increasing Government Control

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Recently, the National Office of Online Information promulgated ten regulations concerning WeChat (“WeChat 10 Regulations”). There have already been many discussions about it. Among them, Continue reading →

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Denying Historians: China’s Archives Increasingly Off-Bounds

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By Maura Cunningham

BN-ED647_archiv_G_20140818071750The original document of Japanese war criminals in Jinan, Continue reading →

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China’s Troubled Media

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Posted: August 11, 2014 in media

Over the past few months, those who thought the state of Chinese journalism couldn’t possibly get any worse have sadly been proven wrong. Continue reading →

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Blurred Lines: The Ambiguity of Censorship on China’s Top Messaging App

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7:24 pm HKT Aug 15, 2014 CULTURE

By Jason Q. Ng

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Chinese authorities recently Continue reading →

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Minitrue: Crosses Removed from Churches

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The following censorship instructions, issued to the media by government Continue reading →

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China’s Second Continent

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Written by Jonathan Sullivan.

Howard French (2014) China’s Second Continent. New York: Knopf.

Who are the Chinese in Africa? Continue reading →

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Wang Lixiong and Woeser: A Way Out of China’s Ethnic Unrest?

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Woeser and Wang Lixiong are two of Continue reading →

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