If it feels like I link to China Media Project a lot, it’s simply because David Bandurski runs a damn good blog. Allow me to do so again and recommend his excellent post “Can China forget its own history,” a must-read for anyone interested in modern Chinese history and historiography. The accompanying essay/translation will also have particular resonance for those familiar with the documentary Morning Sun, in which Song Binbin’s recollections feature prominently.
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花崗齋雜記Jottings from the Granite Studio provides commentary, analysis, and opinion on China and Chinese history. It is written by Jeremiah Jenne, a PhD Candidate at a large public research university in Northern California. Currently, Jeremiah is in Beijing teaching history, doing archival research, and working on his dissertation.
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Worth Reading: Can China forget its own history?February 5th, 2009 | Tags: Cultural Revolution, Historiography, things I'm reading | Category: Chinese History, Recommended Readings
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Arrrgh! For the love of Heaven, “its”, not “it’s”!
Hanmeng…you’re absolutely right. That’s the problem with multi-tasking, the copy editing suffers. Now if I could just hire me an editor…