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Blind but Courageous: Chen Guangcheng’s Path to Light (Part 1)
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonBetween 2010 and 2012, an unusual pilgrimage began. From across China and around the world, people from all …
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Tiananmen Square Massacre: What China’s Youth Don’t Know
by Rory Karstenby Rory KarstenIt is one of the most famous photographs in the world. A lone man in a white shirt, …
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The Cruel Legacy of Peng Peiyun and China’s One-Child Policy
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonThe universal principle that “evil begets evil” finds a haunting realization in the legacy of China’s family planning …
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Escaping the ‘Red’ Legacy: The Life-Changing Turning Points of Song Yue (Part 2)
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonWho was Xin Ziling? Xin Ziling (1935-2021) from Anxin, Hebei Province, was the director of the editorial department …
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Escaping the ‘Red’ Legacy: The Life-Changing Turning Points of Song Yue (Part 1)
by Helen Londonby Helen LondonSong Yue, a practicing lawyer in Calgary, Alberta (known professionally as Roger Song), was born into a prestigious …
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China’s Cultural Censorship: When Artists Are Not Allowed to Finish Their Song
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisRoman Polanski’s 2002 film The Pianist is based on the true memoir of Polish Jewish pianist Władysław Szpilman. …
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From ‘Little Pink’ to Awakening: Entrepreneur Zhang Guangyuan’s Journey to Freedom in Canada
In mid-August 2025, at a “Quit the CCP” rally in downtown Toronto, Canada, Zhang Guangyuan, originally from Shandong, …
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Hidden Trial Exposed: The CCP General Who Said No to the Tiananmen Massacre
by Mikel Davisby Mikel DavisOn November 25, a previously unseen video from the 1989 Tiananmen Square protests went viral on overseas social …
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After 20 Years, China Still Cannot Find the Author of the Nine Commentaries
by David Jirardby David JirardAfter the publication of the Nine Commentaries of the Communist Party, it was as though a trumpet blast …
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