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Tag Archives: Du Daozheng
Is Du Daozheng Acting under Duress?
One of my old blog posts about the history journal Yanhuang Chunqiu has attracted unusually high traffic in the last couple of days. This prompted me to conduct a search to find out what had happened. A rumour about the … Continue reading
Du Daozheng to Step Down as Proprietor of Yanhuang Chunqiu
There is a rumour circulating in the Chinese blogosphere, which claims that Du Daozheng 杜导正 will step down as the registered proprietor of the history journal Yanhuang Chunqiu. Radio Free Asia’s Cantonese Service yesterday interviewed Wu Si 吴思, the Executive … Continue reading
Posted in media censorship, Under the Tree
Tagged Du Daozheng, freedom of speech, Yanhuang Chunqiu
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The Unrelenting Du Daozheng Refuses to Retire
This is an update of a previous post about the journal Yanhuang Chunqiu. Today’s Sydney Morning Herald published an interview with Du Daocheng. Simon Elegant from the Time China Blog has also written a post to alert his readers about … Continue reading
Posted in media censorship, Under the Tree
Tagged Du Daozheng, Hu Qili, Yanhuang Chunqiu, Zhao Ziyang
Yanhuang Chunqiu Editorial Board Facing Restructuring
An article published in the latest edition of Yanhuang Chunqiu 炎黄春秋 is said to have infuriated a former CCP leader, prompting speculation that the esteemed academic journal will be the next victim of China’s notorious censorship regime. According to Yazhou Zhoukan 亚洲周刊, Beijing will impose a restructuring order on the Journal’s editorial board, in an attempt to neutralize the influence of a group of discontented Party veterans. Continue reading
Posted in media censorship, Under the Tree
Tagged Du Daozheng, Hu Yaobang, June Fourth, Tiananmen Square incident, Yanhuang Chunqiu, Zhao Ziyang
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