From 1957 to 1959, Tibetans took up arms to fight the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), but the Tibetans …
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Mr. Wu Ningkun, an acclaimed Chinese translator and an Anglo-American literary research expert, passed away at the age …
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Relationships
Wild Swans: China’s Cultural Revolution Through the Eyes of a Daughter
by Max Luby Max LuJung Chang, who was born during the tumultuous period, witnessed the horrors of the Cultural Revolution firsthand and …
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The following excerpt, Chapter 2: A Floating Life, is from the novel The Shanghai Friendship Store by Susan Ruel. It …
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From the moment the Chinese Communist Party was established, it advocated atheism. This was especially true during the …
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There is a saying: “One reaps what one sows.” It is customary for the Chinese to go to …
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The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) developed from the root belief that materialism stood above all. Out of this …
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Chinese Culture
China’s Destruction of Cultural Sites During the Cultural Revolution
by Hermann Rohrby Hermann RohrIn China, during the Cultural Revolution, much damage was done to both the Chinese people and China’s traditional …