David Kelly, researcher at the University of Technology Sydney, translated the following opinion piece by overseas political commentator Liang Jing. He has published several previous pieces at China Digital Times, including, “Trigger for an Earthquake ... ...full story at China Beat
from China Beat on Sat, Jun 06 2009
see also:
| 04 Feb 08 |
  |
勇气 (Yong Qi) [Courage] - 梁静茹 (Liang Jing Ru) »
YouTube video Well Matt was all up complainin bout how I havent done Chinese Pop for a while now.
....
and it's true. Now that I look at it....
Well, here's Yong Qi, Liang Jing Ru's version. I might do Guang Liang's sometime else.
Thanks for watching, and please... |
| 30 May 09 |
 |
Yu Jianrong on social stability » Danwei At China Digital Times, David Kelly translates a presentation given by Yu Jianrong, a CASS researcher into rural issues, that addresses China's current social situation: My view is: a number of social conflicts are going on in China today, but there... |
| 13 Mar 09 |
 |
The Dalai Lama alone owned 160,000 liang of gold in 1959 » People's Daily In 1959, the Dalai Lama alone owned 160,000 liang of gold, 95 million liang of silver, over 20,000 pieces of jewelry and jadeware, and more than 10,000 pieces of silk and satin fabric and rare fur clothing, including over 100 robes inlaid with pearls and... |
| 02 Jun 09 |
|
The Global Times writes about June 4 » Danwei The English version of The Global Times (环球时报) newspaper yesterday published an opinion piece titled "Evolution of Chinese intellectuals' thought over two decades". The lead is buried, but the story has broken state-owned Chinese media's silence... |
| 23 Jun 08 |
|
Lesbians face blood donation discrimination » Danwei Citizen's donate blood in Hebei This opinion piece was written by Veronica Chao Lim, a Fulbright student researcher living in Beijing. In the wake of the 5/12 Wenchuan earthquake in Sichuan, heartbreaking earthquake coverage dominated every form of... |
| 04 Sep 09 |
|
China: Rights or rumors? » Global Voices Siweilouzi translated Beijing University professor's opinion piece: the Public's Right to Question Shouldn't Be Misconstrued as Spreading Rumors. |
twitter
blogs
china
thailand
japan
technology