1/ My new exhibition
“Tell China‘s Story Well 讲好中国故事”
Opening on 16/06/2023
At Ujazdowski Castle · Centre for Contemporary Art. @u_jazdowski
Warsaw, Poland
More info: https://t.co/ypMVnRRIV2
Surreal night in Beijing
Protesters chanted "no to covid tests, yes to freedom" for hours
Some cheered for Xi Jinping to step down.
After 2am, police presence ramped up. I asked one what they'd do if people didn't leave. Would they use tear gas? He just said plz go home @cnn
I wish every single person in the West would listen to Putin's speech. Obviously, that won't happen so let me summarise as a professional translator for 10+ years. He states, as he has done from the outset, what his intentions and complaints are in the plainest terms possible.🧵
Massive status bias in peer review.
534 reviewers randomized to review the same paper revealing the low status, high status, or neither author. 65% reject low status, 23% reject high status.
Amazing work by Juergen Huber and colleagues. #prc9
If you're around, please join our panel on comics in twentieth century China, chaired by Laura Pozzi (@SocialMemCenter), with other presentations by Mariia Guleva, @beckminster, @pkStrzalkowski and discussant comments by Jeremy Taylor (@COTCAProject) 👉 https://t.co/FNVi3ZWHl2
NEW: Russian-occupied territory in Ukraine data added to our regularly updated maps page. Data courtesy of the excellent @TheStudyofWar
https://t.co/dvzIvDa3Hl
#UkraineInvasion#gistribe
@TomaszSajewicz Przypomina coś co dawniej w Chinach uznawano za poduszkę była ona zazwyczaj wykonana z porcelany ceramiki i innych rzeczy. Muzeum Zakazanego Miasta ma podobne w kolekcji i często służyły w celach zdrowotnych by chłodzić glowe i odganiać złe duchy. Może tez do krótszego snu?
申報 1872-1949 - Over 26,900 issues of one of the most important Chinese historical newspapers is on Internet Archive with full issue PDF downloads. 自新聞紙出而世之覽者亦皆不出戶庭而知天下矣。豈不善哉! (申報1872.4.30 p1) 1/6
https://t.co/lqcz9RTxEq
Ok, this is the most disturbing border video I’ve seen so far. Lukashenko’s armed thugs dressed like ISIS militants are quite literally pushing women and children over the Polish border fence and forming a human shield to prevent them from returning to Belarus. Please RT!
滿洲日報 1906-1935 - Over 3,300 issues of the Japanese language newspaper Manshū Nippō, published in Dalian, on the Internet Archive with full issue PDF downloads. Great quality images, often over twenty pages per issue.
https://t.co/OlfvrYs5E5
南京日報 1934.10-1937.10, 1946-1949 - Over 1,700 issues of the Nanjing Daily on Internet Archive with full issue PDF downloads.
#primarysources#chinesehistory
https://t.co/yYmf58MCzC
紅色中華 1931-1937 - Over 450 issues of this Jiangxi Soviet Communist newspaper on Internet Archive with issue PDF downloads. Changes title to 新中華報 January 1937 with these uploaded issues continuing into 1938.
#primarysources#chinesehistory
https://t.co/5QunX5LSBz
東方雜誌 1904-1948 - Over 800 issues of one of the most important Chinese journals of the 20th century, Dongfang Zazhi (The Eastern Miscellany) are on the Internet Archive with downloads by issue PDF. #primarysources#chinesehistory https://t.co/m6do8BHAkY
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Very interesting article. A series of Chinese studies may be discovering something about the high-speed rail system that France had already learned: rather than boost the economies of secondary cities, being connected...
https://t.co/IRG6HjSS3K via @scmpnews
Over 2,000 issues of the Shanghai newspaper 立報 (1935-1938, 1945-1949) is on Internet Archive with issue PDF downloads. #chinesehistory#shanghai#primarysources https://t.co/1R58TwqwWu
BREAKING: A massive worldwide leak of 11 million+ documents from a slew of offshore service providers exposes the secret wealth and schemes of political leaders, celebrities, and criminals.
These are our investigations as part of the #PandoraPapers 👇 1/
https://t.co/7LMWSywWMc
A much earlier (28.01.1937) and more crude cartoon by Liao Bingxiong 廖冰兄) aka Dong Sheng (東生) referring the fate of Jiang Jieshi in the aftermath of the Xian Incident of 1936. The title - “Digging a Grave for Oneself” (自掘墳墓) + tombstone “the Rebels’ Tomb” (叛逆之墓).
Liao Bingxiong (廖冰兄) was a highly talented cartoonist/artist; here's his 1950 take on 'protecting the fruits of the revolution' in New China from Jiang Jieshi's 'special agents.' h/t @CraigClunas