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2008
Following a recipe: When Op-ed pieces on China go wrong
Frivolous Friday: China Beat Goes Hollywood
Frivolous Friday: From China, to India, to Southern California
Frivolous Friday: Remembering the Tokyo Olympics
Further Reading Recommendations on China Earthquake
I Know, It’s Only Rock’n’Roll (But They Don’t Like It)
In Case You Missed It: Fragile Superpower
In Case You Missed It: New Books on Women and Family in China
In Case You Missed It: Post-Mao China
In Case You Missed It: Stephen MacKinnon’s latest book on China’s War with Japan
In Case You Missed It: They Chose China
In Case You Missed It: Tibet Special, Part 1
In Case You Missed It: Tibet Special, Part 2
In Case You Missed It: Tibet Special, Part 3–Comments by Pico Iyer and Pankaj Mishra
Information on the Tibet Situation
It’s Still the Economy, Stupid
James Miles on Media Coverage of Tibet
Jesus in China—Evan Osnos on an Upcoming Frontline Documentary
Keeping up with “The China Beat”—5 Recent Developments
Last Minute Gifts: China Books
Literature Prizes: Chinese Writers Make the List
Liu Si (6/4)–Part 2, Looking Forward
More Last Minute Gifts: Books from China Beat Contributors
More Links for Reading on the Earthquake
National Days Past: Five Things to Read or Look At
Olympic Echoes in Denver and St. Paul
Olympic Hurdles, Trials, Losses and Wins
On Their Best Behavior: Good Magazine on Contemporary China
Our Daily Reads: Best Of China Blogs
Predictions and Timing in an Olympic Year
Prejudice Made Plausible? Foreign criticism and Chinese sensitivity
President Bush Wanders Onto NBC Set
Protest in China: Further Readings
Recommendation: "Garden of Contentment"
Report from the Road: AAS Meeting, 2008
Self-Promotion Saturday: Brief Notes
Self-Promotion Saturday: China’s Brave New World
Smoke and Mirrors: China and India
Susan Brownell Around the World
Taelspin for Monday, January 21, 2008
Taelspin for Saturday, January 26, 2008
Taelspin for Sunday, January 20, 2008
Taelspin: The Spirit of May Fourth
Teaching Resource You Shouldn’t Miss
The Forbidden City by Barmé—Don’t Leave for the “Great Within” Without It
The Fur is Flying—Or, There’s More than One Way to Skin a Wolf
The Return of the Two Nationalisms
The Sichuan Earthquake: View from Taiwan
The Taelspin on Tibet: The Chinese Response to foreign media coverage of the 3.14 unrest
Tibet, 228, and Ta-pa-ni: Some lessons for us all
Tibet: Background on Current Events and Their History
Top Five language and literature sites:
Trauma and Memory – 228 in Taiwan Today
Tuesday Taelspin: From the Beijing Airport to the Palace of Milk
Two good China stories where you don’t usually look for China stories
Web-Based Resources for Learning Chinese
What Did the Cultural Revolution Look Like?