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Tag Archives: punishment
2024: ChatGPT 4o on Hypocrisy East and West
I asked the ChatGPT 4o Oracle about conceptions of hypocrisy in Chinese and English. Fun — although ChatGPT isn’t always right and one always needs to check — but that goes for the blatherings of mere carbon-based entities as well. … Continue reading
Posted in Literature 文学
Tagged AI, CCDI, Central Disciplinary Commission, ChatGPT, Chinese, Communist Party, Confucian, culture, Daoist, discipline, English, 虚伪, false, honest, hypocrisy, inconsistency, language, LLM, loyalty, moral, morality, principle, punishment, translation, true, two-faced, Xinjiang, 君子, 伪君子
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2021: Chinese Spies in Russia Steal Military secrets and Technology
See also related translations on China-Russia intelligence interactions: Some links added, run through Google Translate, to Russian media sources that provide more information on some of the cases mentioned. The Dragon “Jackals”: China Spies in Russia, Exporting Military Secrets and … Continue reading
Rightist Memoir XXVI: Final Cultural Revolution Shockwaves
Kong Linping in his memoir tells the story of a murderous terraced paddy field and road construction project that killed many of the slave laborers in his labor camp. Chongqing author Kong Lingping’s rightist memoir describes twenty-two years in Chinese … Continue reading
Posted in "Blood Chronicle" -- A Rightist Memoir, Cultural Revolution, History 历史, Literature 文学, Politics 政治
Tagged abuse, accident, Blood Chronicles, China, Communist Party, concentration camp, construction, Cultural Revolution, 盐源, death, demonstration, 血纪, farm, Great Leap Forward, Kong Lingping, Liangshan, Mao Zedong, memoir, Oil Depot Bend, Petofi, poet, PRC, prisoner, punishment, reform through labor, rightist, road building, Sandor Petofi, Sichuan, Yanyuan, 共产党, 凉山, 劳改, 右派, 四川, 孔令平, 政治, 政治犯, 毛泽东, 中国, 人权
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Rightist Memoir X: Exiled to Yanyuan Reform Through Labor Farm
Table of Contents at Kong Lingping’s Rightist Memoir I: “Blood Chronicle” By Long-time Prisoner of Mao Zedong The full Chinese text can be downloaded from bannedbook.org Previous installment: Rightist Memoir IX: Leaving the Valley of Death Chapter Five Exiled to Yanyuan Farm Our … Continue reading
Posted in "Blood Chronicle" -- A Rightist Memoir, History 历史
Tagged appeal, cell, China, Chinese, Communist Party, Corazón salvaje, dropsy, edema, Gubai, hunger strike, Kong Lingping, Liangshan, political prisoner, PRC, prisoner, punishment, Qu Yuan, starvation, The Sins of Our Fathers, Yanyuan, 共产党, 中国
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Rightist Memoir XXVII: Political Prisoners “Searching for the Light” at the Close of The Cultural Revolution
Here is another passage from the long (920 pages in Chinese) memoir Bloody Chronicles from long-time (22 years) rightist slave labor camp prisoner Kong Lingping 孔令平. In 2010 Kong’s Hong Kong publisher sent me copies of his books. By that … Continue reading
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Tagged accident, Blood Chronicles, capture, China, Communist Party, concentration camp, Cultural Revolution, 盐源, death, demonstration, earthquake, erhu, escape, execution, 血纪, farm, history, Kong Lingping, Mao, Mao Zedong, memoir, PRC, prisoner, punishment, Red Guard, Red Guards, reform through labor, rightist, Sichuan, The Torch, trial, Yanyuan, 共产党, 凉山, 劳改, 右派, 四川, 地震, 孔令平, 政治, 政治犯, 毛泽东, 中国, 人权
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Rightist Memoir “Blood Chronicles” : Cultural Revolution’s End
This chapter treats some of the Cultural Revolution years (mid 60s to mid 70s) at the Yanyuan reform through labor prison farm for political prisoners. Chongqing author Kong Lingping’s rightist memoir describes twenty-two years in Chinese prison camps and subsequent … Continue reading
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Tagged abuse, April 5, Blood Chronicles, China, Communist Party, concentration camp, Cultural Revolution, 盐源, death, demonstration, 血纪, farm, Great Leap Forward, guard, Heaven, Hell, Kong Lingping, Liangshan, Lin Biao, Mao Zedong, memoir, PRC, prisoner, punishment, reform through labor, rightist, Shanghai Communique, Sichuan, thought reform, Tiananmen, torture, Zhou Enlai, 共产党, 凉山, 劳改, 右派, 四川, 孔令平, 思想改造, 政治, 政治犯, 毛泽东, 中国, 二道沟, 人权
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