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Mind, Heart, and Womb

billpeach wrote 3 days ago: The panel of speakers ended the symposium on abortion, medical ethics, reproductive rights, and cons … more →

The Cottage of Du Fu, the Poet 3 comments

redbuckaroo46 wrote 4 days ago: The Cottage of Du Fu the Poet November 6th In the winter of 759 the poet Du Fu traveled westwards wi … more →

Tags: China, photos, Tourism, du fu, Poetry

Judging One’s Cover by a Book

billpeach wrote 5 days ago: A recent poll by Associated Press found that one in four adults did not read a book in the past year … more →

Tags: Academia, image, Literature

The Best of Times, the Worst of Times

billpeach wrote 6 days ago: It was the best of times; it was the worst of times.   With apologies to Charles Dickens, I would bo … more →

Tags: sixties, Music, Culture

Helio-Trope2 comments

Mike Fu wrote 6 days ago: Finding time to watch films again has been a nice break from quotidian drudgery. It’s inspirin … more →

Tags: meandering thoughts, Film Reviews, Academic woes, Cinema, demarcated spaces, linguistic minutiae

Pirate Radio1 comment

jessicacabot wrote 1 week ago: I also saw this movie this weekend, and it was also good. It made me distinctly aware of the mistake … more →

Tags: Movie Reviews, 60's, ...Pirate Radio, the boat that rocked, Richard Curtis, Phillip Seymour Hoffman, Rock and Roll

Anti-Corruption Crusaders in China: Wrapping Up in Mao's Mantle1 comment

Mike E wrote 1 week ago: 20 millian yuan, in waterproof oilskins, retrieved from a pool where it had been hidden by former Ch … more →

Tags: analysis of news, communism, communist politics, Mao Zedong, revolution, Maoism, China, Socialism

I Wouldn't Eat Them Now!3 comments

frigginloon wrote 2 weeks ago: Always kept in the dark and fed shit! After 70 long years Shu Chun Teng’s prized mushroom coll … more →

Tags: Well I never, I'm just saying..., friggin awesome, China, Shu Chun Teng, 70 years, mushroom collection, Cornell University, 70 year old mushrooms

Launched: Encyclopedia of Anti-Revisionism Online11 comments

Mike E wrote 2 weeks ago: Kasama has learned that the new EROL has been launched – as part of the larger, respected Marx … more →

Tags: communist politics, communism, Maoism, Marxist Theory, New Communist Movement, revolution, Stalin and Stalinism

AFI Fest 2009 review: The Two Horses of Genghis Khan

Matthew Groves wrote 3 weeks ago: by Matthew Groves In my first film of the festival, I saw Byambasuren Davaa’s documentary, The Two H … more →

Tags: Film Reviews, AFI Fest 2009, Byambasuren Davaa, Documentary, Documentary Film, mongolia, Netflix, netflix watch instantly., nonfiction film

Revisionists in China and Amerikkkans want stronger military ties19 comments

monkeysmashesheaven wrote 3 weeks ago: Revisionists in China and Amerikkkans want stronger military ties (monkeysmashesheaven.wordpress.com … more →

Tags: ..Monkey and the Troublemakers, Amerikkka, Asia, China, communism, History, Maoism, Maoism- Third Worldism, maoïsme

Antaeus Critiques Maoist Summation of Cultural Revolution2 comments

Mike E wrote 3 weeks ago: Red Guards We received the following critique from Antaeus a couple months ago. We have published a … more →

Tags: China, Mao Zedong, Maoism, revolution

Experiences From Hong Kong + China - Part 7

zanger8 wrote 3 weeks ago: (Editor’s note: this is a 9-part series on Linda Raymer’s experiences in Hong Kong and C … more →

Tags: unique vacations, China, corporate vacations, corporate vacations blog, Three Gorges Dam, TRAVEL BLOG, xi'an

Questioning "Made in China" - Interview Avant-Garde Beijing Artist: Huang Rui

artradar wrote 3 weeks ago: CONTEMPORARY CHINESE ART Artist Huang Rui standing in front of Shadow at Comerchina exhibition at 10 … more →

Tags: activist, China, Chinese, collage, consumerism, Hong Kong, Huang Rui, logos, Mao art

Learning China: In Transition, Part 3

Lloyd Lofthouse wrote 1 month ago: This Blog was originally posted on Open Salon.com (October 22, 2009), and was moved to “Learni … more →

Tags: China, Chinese Culture, Economy, Chinese middle class, Deng Xiaoping, economly, great leap foward, Lloyd Lofthouse, Mao Zedong

Learning China: In Transition, Part I (a series)

Lloyd Lofthouse wrote 1 month ago: This Blog was originally posted on Open Salon.com (October 6, 2009), and was moved to “Learnin … more →

Tags: China, Chinese Culture, capitalists, communists part, Lloyd Lofthouse, united states, Western Media

Learning China: Religion

Lloyd Lofthouse wrote 1 month ago: This Blog was originally posted on Open Salon.com (June 28, 2009), and was moved to “Learning … more →

Tags: Chinese Culture, China, Lloyd Lofthouse, My Splendid Concubine, Opium Wars, taiping rebellion, Boxer Rebellion, lin yutan, Confucianism

"Risky Business: How Ha Jin is becoming an American writer" by Kavita Ramdya

bollywoodwedding wrote 1 month ago: While a Ph.D. student at Boston University, I had the opportunity to interview Ha Jin for a profile … more →

Tags: Literature, China, Chinese American Literature, Ha Jin, Tiananmen Square

This Week in Fake Cat History: Chairman Meow launches Catural Revolution

thewackydeli wrote 1 month ago: Chairman Meow: t-shirts and paraphernalia available at www.cafepress.com. October 20, 1966: Chairman … more →

Tags: Wacky News!!, Cats, chairman meow, communism, Feline


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