AsiaPundit has been on a break for New Year’s holiday, which stretches to include the second and third in China, but others have not been so remiss in updating their blogs.:
Letters from China, in spite of saying there would be no posts until the fifth, offers a great update of the purge at Beijing News, and the shutdown of blogs by Sina.:
Photos: Tears (Originally uploaded by Wang Xiaoshan, a Beijing News editor, on his Sina blog;Taken on December 29 in Beijing)
Among the links worth following are translations of blogs posts by ESWN and a short rant by Michael Anti prior to the shutdown of his MSN blogs reproduced on the Shanghaiist.:
Chinese blogger Mr. Anti, who had run a number of posts on this issue and called for a boycott of the newspaper (he’d already subscribed for the year of 2006 but wanted to cancel it and get a refund), has had … his Chinese MSN spaces blog … nuked … We guess Anti doesn’t matter much to one of the persons of the year … before Anti was forced to "sign out", he left a couple of angry posts about this issue that Shanghaiist copied down. Here’s our favorite one: 说实è¯,æˆ‘å®æ„¿åŽ»åƒå±Žæˆ‘也ä¸è¦è®¢ä»€éº¼ã€Šå…‰æ˜Žæ—¥æŠ¥ã€‹å’Œå®ƒçš„什麼å˜ç§. Translation: Truth be told, I would rather eat shit than subscribe to Guangming Daily or any of its ilk.
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Chinese Media Hush Up Gang Of Four Member’s Death
Yao Wenyuan, a Gang of Four member, died on December 23 2005. It takes two weeks for Xinhua editors to digest the news and prepare a hundred word newswire. Unsurprisingly, keywords like Mao Zedong and Cultural Revolution are missing. Equally