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By Huang Manting and Zeng Jianyuan (Editor’s note: The authors present their argument about the...
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By Huang Yicheng Editor’s note: The author participated in the “white paper” movement, and is a...
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By Evan Osborne The Chinese government has recently substantially increased its scrutiny of...
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On May 13, House, the stage name of the performer Li Haoshi and a member of the Shanghai Xiaoguo...
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By Xiaomin Zhi Xin Note: “Xiaomin Zhi Xin” (“Voice of the Common People”) posts under this...
Read MoreThe Internet boom of proving you went to some suddenly trendy place: living for today, escaping one’s future
By Liu Shuqing After the Spring Festival, people, especially young people, who had been holding...
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By Hu Fayun April 2010 First published on Sina Blog (original article since deleted). The article...
Read MoreSeen online: The Results of an Online Survey About the Cultural Revolution Do Not Give One Hope
Editor’s note: The following is a short essay of interest seen on Chinese social media. As often...
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