Chinese Court Upholds Ruling Against Historian Who Questioned Tale of Wartime Heroes (Published 2016)
Chinese Court Upholds Ruling Against Historian Who Questioned Tale of Wartime Heroes The historian Hong Zhenkuai, left, with a local guide, on his way to Little Lotus Peak on Langya Mountain, where the Chinese government says five Communist soldiers chose to jump rather than surrender to the Japanese invaders in 1941.Credit...Provided by Hong Zhenkuai BEIJING — In a tale taught to generations of C
Xi’s history lessons
IN EARLY September President Xi Jinping will take the salute at a huge military parade in Beijing. It will be his most visible assertion of authority since he came to power in 2012: his first public appearance at such a display of missiles, tanks and goose-stepping troops. Officially the event will be all about the past, commemorating the end of the second world war in 1945 and remembering the 15m
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China and the Three Japans
book review:China Upside Down: Currency, Society, and Ideologies, 1808–1856
