In the silence of the late night, only the computer in front of me was still creaking.
Suddenly I felt something flashing from my side. I turned around and found the Devil beside me. Continue reading
In the silence of the late night, only the computer in front of me was still creaking.
Suddenly I felt something flashing from my side. I turned around and found the Devil beside me. Continue reading
No. 20 Liu Di: The Devil and the Heat Death已关闭评论
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Tagged devil, Heat Death, Liu Di
Pen name Stainless Steel Rat
Sex Female
Birth date 1981-10-09
Birth place Beijing City Continue reading
2014-05-20
Tiananmen Mothers founding member Ding Zilin in an undated photo.
Photo courtesy of Wikipedia
Chinese authorities have detained or placed under close surveillance the Continue reading
Posted in Headlines, June 4th Commemoration
Tagged Ding Zilin, June 4th, Liu Di, Tiananmen
London, 7 May 2014 – Five prominent dissident writers arrested for taking part in events to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the crackdown on the 1989 pro-democracy protests should be released immediately and unconditionally, PEN International said today.
Two of those detained are members of the Independent Chinese PEN Centre (ICPC), an affliate centre of the global organisation of writers. A third member of ICPC is also feared detained separately.
On 3 May 2014 at least 15 people – writers, scholars, activists – gathered at a private residence in Beijing to commemorate the upcoming 25th anniversary of the brutal crackdown on 4th June 1989 pro-democracy protests. An estimated 2,000 unarmed individuals were killed by Chinese troops in Tiananmen Square, Beijing and other Chinese cities.
PEN International:China:Renewed crackdown on writers and journalists ahead of 25th anniversary of Tiananmen protests已关闭评论
Posted in June 4th Commemoration, PEN International News
Tagged Gao Yu, Hu Shigen, June 4th Commemoration, Liu Di