Tag Archives: constitutionalism

Perspective on Southern Weekend Incident: Root, Failure & Future, by Mo Zhixu

Posted on January 13, 2013 by Yaxue Cao

Mo Zhixu (莫之许), pen name of Zhao Hui (赵晖), is a Beijing-based Chinese dissident intellectual and a frequent contributor of Chinese-language publications known for his incisive views of Chinese politics and opposition. He is the co-author of “China at the … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events | Tagged censorship, Cheng Yizhong, commercialized media outlet, constitutionalism, freedom of expression, freedom of the press, Mo Zhixu, propaganda, Southern Metropolis Daily, Southern Weekend, Southern Weekly, Tuo Zhen, Zhao Hui | 10 Comments

Southern Weekend Incident: Larger Picture

Posted on January 7, 2013 by Yaxue Cao

I assume you are a China watcher and already know the Southern Weekend (also translated as the Southern Weekly) incident that’s been raging on for the last couple of days. If you are not, you’ll find out here. Either way, … Continue reading →

Posted in Current Events | Tagged censorship, Chang Ping, Cheng Yizhong, constitutionalism, freedom of the press, propaganda, Southern Metropolis Daily, Southern Weekend, Southern Weekly, Tuo Zhen | 5 Comments

Tag Archives: constitutionalism

Perspective on Southern Weekend Incident: Root, Failure & Future, by Mo Zhixu

Southern Weekend Incident: Larger Picture

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