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Tag Archives: workers
1923: Chinese Communist Party Co-founder Li Dazhao on Populism
One of the early influences on the young Mao Zedong was Chinese Communist Party co-founder Li Dazaho. Li Dazaho background from Wikipedia: Li Dazhao (simplified Chinese: 李大钊; traditional Chinese: 李大釗; pinyin: Lǐ Dàzhāo; Wade–Giles: Li Ta-chao; 29 October 1889 – … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Ideology 思想, Philosophy 哲学
Tagged China, Chinese, Communist Party, 第三国际, democracy, federalism, founder, history, internationalism, Li Dazhao, liberation, majority rule, philosophy, politics, populism, power, PRC, presidential power, rights, state, Third International, United States, vote, women, womens' suffrage, Woodrow Wilson, workers, 共产党, 创造人, 李大钊, 毛泽东, 民主, 中国
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2014: (1-2) Liu Nianchun’s Novel 《劫在中南海》”The Catastrophe at Zhongnanhai” Chapters 1 – 2
This is “劫在中南海” (Catastrophe in Zhongnanhai) by Liu Nianchun, a novel about women caught up in the political machinations and personal whims of power during Mao Zedong’s era in China. The story follows two main female characters, both dancers in … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Literature 文学
Tagged China, Communism, Communist Party, democracy, history, labor, Liu Nianchun, memoir, novel, politics, PRC, rights, workers, 共产党, 刘念春, 回忆录, 小说, 春藕斋, 毛泽东, 中南海, 中国, 人权
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1999: Rights Activist Liu Nianchun Interview “For the Rights of Chinese Workers”
Liu Nianchun paid for his years of democracy activism in China with six years of imprisonment. He and his family were allowed to leave China on his ‘medical parole’ in December 1998. Liu Nianchun lives in New York City. He … Continue reading
Posted in History 历史, Literature 文学, Politics 政治
Tagged Bei Dao, China, China Labor Rights Protection Alliance, Chu Hailan, Communist Party, control, democracy, democracy movement, Democracy Wall, dissident, history, labor, Liu Nianchun, Mang Ke, Mary Robinson, Misty Poetry, poet, poetry, politics, PRC, public opinion, rights, workers, 储海兰, 共产党, 刘念春, 劳盟, 劳动, 权力, 中国
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Rightist Memoir XXXVII: Workers Not Paid, SOE Factory Boss is Fired
Find other chapters listed 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 3. The Agricultural Vehicle Factory in Desperate Shape The agricultural vehicles had sold well for only … Continue reading
Posted in "Blood Chronicle" -- A Rightist Memoir
Tagged 1980s, 1985, back pay, business, China, Chongqing, Communist Party, complaints, connections, corruption, discipline, economy, fired, guanxi, housing, losses, PRC, protest, SOE, state owned enterprise, wages, workers, 中国
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Rightist Memoir XXXVI: My Tractor Factory – Microcosm of 1980s SOE Corruption and Mismanagement
Find other chapters listed 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 Chapter Five Socialism with Chinese Characteristics Above I have written a truthful account of the “dictatorship … Continue reading
Posted in "Blood Chronicle" -- A Rightist Memoir, Economy 经济, History 历史
Tagged 1980s, 1985, business, China, Communist Party, connections, corruption, deng xiaoping, discipline, economy, finance, get rich, guanxi, iron rice bowl, PRC, reform, SOE, some get rich first, state owned enterprise, wages, workers, 中国
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2010 Liu Zhirong: Who Is Taking Our Money?
This interview, posted on the Aisixiang website in April 2023, was originally published on in the Morning Post Weekly, a weekly publication of the Xiaoxiang Morning Herald in Hunan Province. Another Chinese website, the abuluowang.com that also republished this interview, … Continue reading
Posted in Economy 经济, Society 社会
Tagged aisixiang, censorship, China, comparison, financial represssion, income, incomes, international, investment, LIU Zhirong, minimum wage, PRC, transnational, workers
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2009: What Do Africans Think of the Chinese? 非洲人眼里的中国人
What Do Africans Think of the Chinese? 非洲人眼里的中国人 by the Chinese journalist LIU Zhirong 刘植荣 A few years ago I found this 2009 article posted and reposted on many Chinese websites including http://bbs.tiexue.net/post2_3586214_1.html (it is no longer there) Still interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Africa, Economy 经济, Foreign Relations 外交
Tagged Africa, China, economy, exports, LIU Zhirong, opinion, PRC, Quality, survey, Trade, views, workers, 刘植荣, 中国
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From Yang Jisheng’s Book: China’s Workers on the Eve of the Cultural Revolution
These days I have been reading Yang Jisheng’s 【楊繼繩】 massive book 天地翻覆——中國文化大革命史 (上篇) [The World Turned Upside Down — the History of China’s Cultural Revolution]. I just came across a nice capsule description of the China’s post-1949 unit system for … Continue reading
Posted in Cultural Revolution, Economy 经济, History 历史, Politics 政治
Tagged China, Chinese, class, Communist Party, control, Cultural Revolution, high school, housing, ideology, land, Liu Shaoqi, Mao Zedong, murder, peasants, people's commune, PRC, Red Guards, revolution, students, summary, The World Turned Upside Down, totalitarian, translation, University, work unit, worker, workers, working class, working conditions, 单位, 工作单位, 人民公社
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List of the Names of Forty-nine People Wounded and Disabled in the Tiananmen Massacre
Herer is a translation of a list of 49 people wounded and disabled in the Tiananmen Massacre as they tried to flee charging Chinese soldiers in complaince with an order to evacuate Tiananmen Square. As some have rightly pointed out, … Continue reading
Posted in Famous Chinese Political Court Cases 中国政治名案, History 历史, Politics 政治, Society 社会
Tagged 64, Beijing, China, Communist Party, democracy, dissidents, June 4, June Fourth, justice, law, martial law, massacre, PAP, Peking, PLA, prison, repression, rights, students, Tiananmen, University, workers, 六四
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高大伟 David Cowhig's Translation Blog 