Complicated guy, super complicated legacy. But at least one thing is for sure: no other Chinese paramount leader of the past 100 years (since Sun Yat-sen) would have deigned to sit for an interview like this, much less have performed so ably (with such flair) in this setting:
"Yet I could not erase all possibility of hope, for hope lies in the future. I could not rely on my own present evidence in its lack, to refute his assertion that it might exist one day."
-Lu Xun, from Preface to Call to Arms, 1922.
#everynightapoem#ofsorts#救救孩子
We are delighted to have three young scholars in our final Spring Quarter event to discuss the idea of "Locating Decoloniality, Leftism, and Internationalism in Hong Kong." Friends who are interested in this topic could register using the following link.
https://t.co/59YMbKOyQ5
Following @MossonStone1 and Prof. @bickers's efforts, I've updated the index database for the Periodicals published during the Late Qing and Republican Eras with another 80 titles. Now the total number of titles is 217. https://t.co/I0rw5Essiu
The courses offered this semester piqued my interest. Feminism and colonialism, in particular. Maybe at the end of the semester, I'll write an article about it, sort of a course summary and a reaction to recent events.