China is in the middle of a revolution…Again. But this time it is not a political revolution or a cultural one; it is a technological revolution. And it is fuelling change in a country that had for so long been stuck in a cycle of backwa... ...full story at Independent
from Independent on Tue, Sep 23 2008
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Monologue vid: Chinese Cultural Revolution »
YouTube video I'm back after a long absence of videos, and yeah, I'm ugly as ever. This is actually my English homework, and thanks to the teacher having such a great idea of a Cultural Revolution video, I have on my account my 2nd Monologue video, after the first one... |
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The first death of the Cultural Revolution » Danwei Schoolgirls, before the rampage From the Letters from China blog: The first casualty of Cultural Revolution Cultural Revolution Documentary Nominated — Yunnan Film Festival Cancelled ... Just before the Yunnan Multi Culture Visual Festival, t... |
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Cultural Revolution propaganda photos » Danwei Diving in the Cultural Revolution Professor Thomas H. Hahn of the Department of City and Regional Planning of Cornell University has a website that includes a superb collection of official propaganda images related to the Cultural Revolution including... |
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Cultural Revolution in Tibet » Letters from China A Tibetan crowd waving the Little Red Book in front of Mao Zedong's portrait; the Revolutionary Committee was established in Tibet during the Cultural Revolution (Image: SingTaoNet) Earlier:Chairman Mao: Long live Dalai Lama!... |
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What Did the Cultural Revolution Look Like? » China Beat Many people outside of China get their first ideas about the Cultural Revolution from reading memoirs or works of fiction that deal with the years 1966-1969 or the final decade of the Maoist era (1966-1976). It is also possible, though, to start to... |
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Cultural Revolution Diaries » Peking Duck From an interesting piece in the Chronicle of Higher Education: Hu Jingbei, an economics professor at Tongji University in Shanghai, discusses a diary he kept during the Cultural Revolution and looks back on those days with a combination of horror... |
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