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Tag Archives: Bo Xilai
Mo Yan, or “Don’t Talk”, Winner of 2012 Nobel Prize for Literature
Readers of my posts here by now should know that I am not a neutral person, and my bias can be very strong. To be perfectly honest with you, I cherish the freedom of not having to pretend otherwise. Below … Continue reading
“Why Was It So Dramatic?”
In an interview with the New York Times in late May when his “probation” ended, China’s most famous artist, Ai Weiwei, recounted the details of his forced disappearance in April, 2011. “The policeman yanked the black hood over Ai Weiwei’s head. … Continue reading
Posted in Rule of Law
Tagged 2nd Detention Center Beijing, Ai Weiwei, Beijing Olympics, Bo Xilai, Chongqing, Gao Zhisheng, Hu Jia, human rights lawyer, Li Zhuang, torture, Wang Lijun
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You should be reading Murong Xuecun
Since November last year, Murong Xuecun has becoming increasingly vocal about China’s political situation. If you haven’t read his works, now is a good time to catch up. His only book available in English, “Leave Me Alone: A Novel of … Continue reading
Posted in Life in China
Tagged Bo Xilai, Chen Guangcheng, China, Guangzhou, London, Murong Xuecun, Oslo, Shaoguan
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