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The Burning of the Yuanmingyuan: 150 Years Later October 24, 2010 150 years ago this month, troops from an [Read More...]
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On Memories of Violence, Part 3: Opium and the Education of Patriots June 30, 2010 This is the last of an informal three-part series [Read More...]
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Confessions of a Fen(way)qing or “Everything I know about Chinese nationalism I learned as a Boston sports fan” April 24, 2010 I want to come clean: I am a Red Sox fenqing. [Read More...]
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Wolf Totem and Han Nationalism January 9, 2010 Somehow in my Christmas vacation travels I missed [Read More...]
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The 10-year anniversary of Macau’s handover and the politics of history December 19, 2009 If the British takeover of Hong Kong was the [Read More...]
Wang Xiaodong’s straight talk on Tibet December 14, 2009 There have been several discussions of the book [Read More...]
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