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A Nobel Prize for the Party’s Darling
What Mo Yan’s award means to China Li Changchun, chief propagandist for the CCP, congratulated this year’s Nobel laureate in Literature, Mo Yan, with high spirits: “(This award) re...
Feng Zhenghu: Imprisoned at Home for Over 200 Days
Crime and Punishment, Without the Crime Feng Zhenghu’s story is similar to the plot of Steven Spielberg’s 2004 film The Terminal. In the movie, Viktor Navorski (Tom Hanks) is left ...
Liu Xia and Her Dolls
A loss and a win for an artist in isolation. One evening some of Liu Xia’s friends snuck into her yard and, seeing her silhouette in the window, took her picture from below. It’s o...
Hong Kong’s Waves of Protest Against “Brainwashing”
Education protest in Hong Kong. Photo from video by LLSYI.
“Ineducable, Even in Reeducation Camp”
Wang Xiaoning and Yu Ling in the early 1970s. Photo: courtesy of Tienchi Martin-Liao.
Woeser, a Lighthouse for Tibetans
Tibetan writer Tsering Woeser tells the stories of self-immolated monks. Photo: courtesy of Tienchi Martin-Liao
Clever as the Devil!
Three young Chinese Red Guards from the Cultural Revolution. Photo: Villa Giulia. Creative Commons
Out of Sight, Out of Rage
left: Essayist Ye Du. Right: One of the three cameras that monitor Ye Du’s apartment. Photos from ChinesePen.org.
Categorical Denial
A Post Office in Shanghai. Photo by SimonQ, Creative Commons.
No Place for Incarnation?
Dark Road by Ma Jian. Image courtesy of Tienchi Martin-Liao
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