All this worldly wisdom was once the unamiable heresy of some wise man. --------------- Henry David Thoreau
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S Gregory
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During the 2008 Beijing Olympics, an American, the father-in-law
of the coach of the US volleyball team, was murdered in front of
his wife and daughter, but Chinese media were forbidden to report
this.
On the surface, it appears logical that the Chinese regime has
once again violated its promise about allowing free news reporting
during the Olympics, as nobody really expected it to comply.
On 9th Aug, after the horrific incident happened, the US
volleyball team held a news conference. Several Chinese reporters
participating in the news conference had their articles
confiscated, including some notebooks and a mini recorder. Also,
the news of this murder was touched on very lightly or not at all
Chinese websites. Some...
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China Uncensored Staff
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On 3 November 2009, Reporters Without Borders criticized Chinese
authorities for blocking the website known as Virtual Berlin
Wall. Mr Wu Fan, a current affairs commentator on on
New Tang Dynasty Television, gives a more detailed account
of this matter.
Mr Wu pointed out that the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) wished to
block all sorts of information that could lead to the fall of its
dictatorial rule. It tried to construct a Chinese-style
cyber-equivalent of...
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Yu Tang
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On December 2nd 2009, His
Holiness, the Dalai Lama, met with members of the Chinese
Liberal Culture Movement (CLCM) in the meeting Chamber of the
Sydney Entertainment Centre.
Professor Yuan Hongbing, exiled Chinese lawyer, writer and
initiator of the CLCM, exchanged greetings with the Dalai Lama.
The Dalai Lama spoke in the Tibetan language during the meeting
which was...
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Rena Gregory
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Mao Zedong called Deng Xiaoping to his death
bed:"Xiaoping, to be honest, there is one thing that bothers me
badly, I am worried that some of the party members may not follow
your lead.”
Deng answered: “No worries Brother, if they do not want to follow
me, I will let them go with you.”
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Xin San Cai
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Ten misconceptions about health
An article in
Taiwan Health magazine reveals that many of the concepts we have
regarding our bodies, are in fact wrong. Common knowledge is
incorrect more often than you may realize. Let's have a look
at some examples below:
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China Uncensored
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Book: A China More Just --- My Fight as a
Rights Lawyer in the World’s Largest Communist State
Introduction:
Attorney. Activist. Fearless. Faithful.
The story of one man who has taken on the world’s largest
authoritarian regime. And, in the eyes of many, won.
Born and raised in a cave with only the stars to tell time, Gao
Zhisheng rose from poverty to become China’s most important lawyer.
He has courageously...
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J. Davis
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At the start of
October, the Chinese Health Ministry reported nearly 12,000
people had been diagnosed with swine flu, 7500 recovered and no
deaths.
According to the official communist party website: "The Ministry
of Public Security demands that all security organizations pay a
great deal of attention to the possible effects on social stability
from the H1N1...
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Yu Tang
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Many
people may believe that the moon's periodic changes affect human
beings. The most obvious example is the menstrual period of women.
Under normal conditions, a woman's period occurs every 28 days,
exactly in between a sidereal month (the time between maximum
elevations of a fixed star as seen from the Moon, which is
approximately 27 days) and a lunar...
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Web blogger
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My experience
is typical of the Chinese official group in Germany. I left
China in my younger days and studied in a German university.
After graduation, I started working, got married and have
children. My husband is also the same. So in fact I do not
quite understand the 'modern' Chinese society. However, through my
career - translation – I have known some people from...
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