Perry Link

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Taiwan Is More Than a Piece on a Chessboard

Aug 4, 2024 | nationalreview.com | Perry Link
林培瑞：我們為什麼記得六四？

Jun 4, 2024 | tw.news.yahoo.com | Perry Link

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La cultura del miedo del Partido Comunista Chino

Jan 15, 2024 | dialnet.unirioja.es | Perry Link

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A Fallen Artist in Mao’s China

Dec 7, 2023 | chinafile.com | Perry Link

This book will be denounced in Beijing. Ha Jin’s The Woman Back from Moscow is a novel based on the life of Sun Weishi, an adopted daughter of Chinese Premier Zhou Enlai, whose brilliant mind and intensive study in Moscow of the Stanislavski acting method brought her to the pinnacle of China’s theatrical world during the Mao years.
A Fallen Artist in Mao’s China | Perry Link

Nov 16, 2023 | nybooks.com | Perry Link

This book will be denounced in Beijing. Ha Jin’s The Woman Back from Moscow is a novel based on the life of Sun Weishi, an adopted daughter of Chinese premier Zhou Enlai, whose brilliant mind and intensive study in Moscow of the Stanislavski acting method brought her to the pinnacle of China’s theatrical world during the Mao years.
Book Review: "I Have No Enemies" by Perry Link and Wu Dazhi

Oct 24, 2023 | foreignaffairs.com | Perry Link |Wu Dazhi |Yang Su |Zongyuan Liu

In This Review In This Review I Have No Enemies: The Life and Legacy of Liu XiaoboThere are very few icons in the chronicles of the Chinese struggle against state repression. This meticulously researched and wonderfully crafted biography will help change that. Liu Xiaobo, a Nobel Prize winner who died while incarcerated, lived a life of extraordinary courage, sacrifice, and achievement.
Mao to Now - The Wire China

Oct 8, 2023 | thewirechina.com | Perry Link |Ella Apostoaie

This article was originally published on China Books Review, a new sister publication of the Wire China in partnership with the Asia Society Center on U.S.-China Relations. China Books Review is a space for China bookworms, publishing commentary on China writings new and old as well as excerpts, profiles, a books podcast, and a variety of book lists, both curated and comprehensive, that keep you up to date.
China Books Review

Oct 5, 2023 | chinabooksreview.com | Taili Ni |Perry Link

We tend to forget that during the 1960s the U.S. officially sent more people to the moon than it did to China. In that era, the “People’s Republic” under Mao Zedong seemed not only other-worldly but quasi-metaphysical, something constructed in the mind based only on whiskers of evidence. China seemed like Shangri-la.

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