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#LoveTwitter, a Special Place Like No Other for Mainland Chinese NetizensChina Change, March 24, 2016
In no particular order and with a couple of exceptions, we sample Chinese netizens’ thoughts on March 21, 2016, Twitter’s 10th anniversary. We don’t know who else will be touched by this, but we certainly are. – The Editors
乌鸦哥哥 @wuyagege : Twitter is like a small cafe that never closes. People come and go, connecting with each other in ways both lasting and fleeting. You can exchange a few words if you feel the urge, otherwise everyone goes about their own business. After these many years, I have so many friends from all over, both old and new. Some have faded away, others are still around. Still others have been made to vanish. I somehow manage to continue on. I cherish the fact that a place like this exists, where you can pull up a bar stool and manage to find a way to enjoy some freedom and relax a while.
浅洚 / Valerie @knifepoint : In August 2009 I was wearing the.... Proceed to view....
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Chang Ping Responds to Police Demands, Relayed Through Captive Brother
By Chang Ping, March 28, 2016 Around noon on March 28, Beijing Time, police in my hometown Duofu Township, Xichong County, Sichuan province (四川省西充县多扶镇派出所,…
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Chang Ping: My Statement About the Open Letter to Xi Jinping Demanding His Resignation
By Chang Ping, March 27, 2016 On March 27, 2016, my two younger brothers and a younger sister were abducted by the Chinese police,…
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A ‘Historic Mistake’: Another Case of China’s Social Media Warfare
China Change, March 23, 2016 Social media is by nature subversive in a country like China, where totalitarian rule depends on monopolizing the narrative and…
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Miner Protests in the Northeast and the End of China’s Economic Boom
By Wu Qiang, March 17, 2015 As photos of the protests by Shuangyashan miners make the rounds on social media, we are witnessing a…
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Six Months On, An Assessment of the July 9 Arrest of Lawyers in China
By Ji Dunhuang, published: January 28, 2016 A summary of the situation After six months of “residential surveillance at a designated place” (in reality…
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The ‘1992 Consensus’: Rather Than Asking Tsai Ing-wen, Ask Xi Jinping Instead
By Hu Ping, published: January 24, 2016 The “1992 consensus,” the outcome of a meeting between representatives of the Nationalist Party (KMT) and the Chinese…
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Guo Jianmei, Zhongze, and the Empowerment of Women in China
By Yaxue Cao, published: February 14, 2016 She is a renowned public interest lawyer, a pioneer of China’s NGO movement, a defender of women’s…
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Ilham Tohti: A Short Introduction
Ilham Tohti-A Short Introduction – a one-page PDF flyer for download Ilham Tohti is the most renowned Uyghur public intellectual in the People’s Republic of China.…
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VOA Interview with Uighur Professor Ilham Tohti in 2013
Translation published: January 15, 2016 Ilham Tohti was an economics professor at Minzu University in Beijing and the foremost Uighur public intellectual in the People’s…
