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The debunking of the year, 2011
Freeman (Middle East Policy Council) The nod for the most notable debunking of 2011 goes to retired U.S. diplomat Charles W. (Chas) Freeman Jr. for puncturing the popular tale about Zhou Enlai’s… more →
Media Myth Alert
Air Power Key to U.S. Asia Goals
wrote 2 weeks ago: May 18, 2012 By Lt. Col. Peter Garretson To win the contest for influence in the Asia-Pacific, the U … more →
Adam Smith - Chinese Clairvoyant
wrote 1 month ago: It is perhaps ironic that Zhou Enlai, when asked to assess the significance of the French Revolution … more →
What Was Xinhua’s Message on Bo Xilai’s Case?
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wrote 1 month ago: China’s official Xinhua news agency says in its April 18 commentary that Bo’s case is a criminal cas … more →
Beaver Tales: Brian Evans, the Pursuit of China and the Perils of Beaver Diplomacy
wrote 2 months ago: University of Alberta professor emeritus Brian Evans, at home with his collection of Chinese artifac … more →
Gambling with Maotai
wrote 3 months ago: In the most places, you fake it ’til you make it. In China, you make it and then someone else fakes … more →
Things you may not know about the history of the Three Gorges Dam Project
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wrote 3 months ago: (February 8, 2012) Admissions of trouble at Three Gorges Dam by China’s powerful State Council last … more →
Maotai goes to Washington
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wrote 5 months ago: Nixon, Zhou and Maotai In other posts I have discussed the power of baijiu to change the course of a … more →
China and India at War – 1962
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wrote 5 months ago: For the next few days, we will focus on India and China as a topic. The first post is about the 1962 … more →
The debunking of the year, 2011
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wrote 5 months ago: Freeman (Middle East Policy Council) The nod for the most notable debunking of 2011 goes to retired … more →
Apocryphal, but still quotable
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wrote 5 months ago: Apocryphal, but still quotable. That’s the takeaway from a commentary posted yesterday at the … more →
Pasukan Kuli Tionghoa Di Perancis : Dibalik Kemenangan Sekutu & Perubahan Di Tiongkok
wrote 5 months ago: Huang Dada | Judul di atas itu mungkin pada awalnya terkesan merendahkan , “Pasukan Kuli … more →
A thumbsucker commentary and the Zhou misinterpretation
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wrote 6 months ago: A thumbsucker is what some American journalists call a self-indulgent article or commentary that ten … more →
The Future of Philosophy: 'Information First' By Luciano Floridi
wrote 6 months ago: The following opinion piece is one of a series of five being released this week and next to celebrat … more →
The Future of Philosophy: IPAD – Information Processing and the Analysis of Democracy by Vincent F. Hendricks
wrote 6 months ago: The following opinion piece is one of a series of five being released this week and next to celebrat … more →
The Future of Philosophy: 'Whither Philosophy?' By Robert Stern
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wrote 6 months ago: The following opinion piece is one of a series of five being released this week and next to celebrat … more →
Xin Liliang (1912, Chinese)
wrote 7 months ago: Chairman Mao Gives Us A Happy Life Little Red Guard Tea Stop Making Fishing Boat Models Study Hard T … more →
'New Yorker' misinterprets Zhou's 'too early' remark
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wrote 7 months ago: The New Yorker magazine ruminates in its latest number about the amorphous and bizarre Occupy Wall S … more →
The Zhou misinterpretation
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wrote 9 months ago: It’s been debunked, but even so the tale lives on about Chinese premier Zhou Enlai’s ta … more →
He 'did a Zhou Enlai'
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wrote 10 months ago: Cohen (NYTimes photo) Roger Cohen, a twice-a-week foreign affairs columnist for the New York Times, … more →
