Showing posts with label A Year of Anniversaries. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A Year of Anniversaries. Show all posts
6/12/2009

June 4th Around the World: Notes from One Week After the Anniversary

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A week (or so) after the anniversary of the "May 35th" events (as some Chinese netizens put it to circumvent automatic blocks on m...
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6/06/2009

Historical Bafflement of the Chinese People

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David Kelly, researcher at the University of Technology Sydney, translated the following opinion piece by overseas political commentator Lia...
6/01/2009

6/4 Reader

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A set of links to readings about 6/4 from various sources: 1. A short and straightforward documentary from Al Jazeera (in English), posted a...
4/30/2009

May Fourth Movement: Top Five Readings

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By Rana Mitter The May Fourth Movement – so famous in China it doesn’t need a year, although 1919 – the year it happened – has become legend...
4/29/2009

Digital Traces of 1989

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China Beat  sent out a note to a few scholars and journalists who have carefully watched and written about the events of 1989, asking them t...
4/27/2009

Tiananmen Moon: Beida Summit

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Philip J Cunningham marched with student protesters in 1989 at Tiananmen Square and conducted interviews with student activists for BBC and...
4/26/2009

The Tiananmen Protestors, Then and Now

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China Beat sent out a note to a few scholars and journalists who have carefully watched and written about the events of 1989, asking them to...
4/23/2009

Reflecting on Tiananmen, 20 Years Later

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China Beat sent out a note to a few scholars and journalists who have carefully watched and written about the events of 1989, asking them to...
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2/09/2009

When the Past Catches Up

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By Lauri Paltemaa In December, the Chinese Communist Party celebrated the 30 years anniversary of reforming and opening up policy that becam...
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