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[Archive] Waiku Blog News

Site Matters2010.05.22
[Archive] Waiku Blog News
Yicool Blog News Yicool Blog asks users to strictly abide by the user agreement, not to publish or repost unhealthy text or images, and not to link to unhealthy websites An IP address of one of Yicool’s servers was blocked today by the great firewall of the Celestial Empire, causing the blog to become inaccessible. The site is currently in communication to resolve the issue, so please remain calm and do not be impatient; thank you for your understanding Latest Comments Yiwu 2010-05-23 20:42:50 Why archive it?~ Gubo 2010-05-23 21:59:04 First, to remind Suixuan’s readers that Yicool may go down at any time; second, to commemorate the upgrade of the…
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May 22, 2010
zz Ministry of Justice: Lawyers Handling Sensitive Cases Must Pay Heed to Politics and the Bigger Picture

Life & Notes2009.08.07
zz Ministry of Justice: Lawyers Handling Sensitive Cases Must Pay Heed to Politics and the Bigger Picture
http://news.qq.com/a/20090806/002557.htm Xinhua News Agency, Beijing, August 6 (Reporter Cui Qingxin) — On the 6th, Minister of Justice Wu Aiying said that efforts should be made to further strengthen the education and management of the lawyer corps, to do a solid job in guiding lawyers who represent sensitive cases and mass incidents, and to educate and guide the broad mass of lawyers to be politically minded, to take the bigger picture into account, to abide by discipline, and to faithfully perform the duties and mission of lawyers. At the national meeting of directors of justice departments (bureaus) held here, Wu Aiying called for the active organization and guidance of lawyers, notaries,…
everyday life China politics government
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Aug 7, 2009
[Witness] A Rectification Campaign on the Chinese Internet: Lists of Websites Exposed in the Nationwide Crackdown on the Vulgar Trend on the Internet (Batches 1 through 9)

Site Matters2009.02.20
[Witness] A Rectification Campaign on the Chinese Internet: Lists of Websites Exposed in the Nationwide Crackdown on the Vulgar Trend on the Internet (Batches 1 through 9)
Rant: 1. Just tell me which website isn’t vulgar, will you… 2. Any site that can make it onto this list is a great website! 3. Ycool is listed only in the seventh batch; looks like its influence is still rather weak. 4. For decades, the mindset of “rectification campaigns” has still refused to die. 5. Governance requires guidance and channeling, not sealing things off. 6. A “ban” must be carried out in the name of law, not in the name of morality. Even if you hypocritically hold high the banner of law, that would be preferable; but in the name of morality, while hardly speaking of legal principles at…
everyday life China internet sociology
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Feb 20, 2009
Liu Huajie: “China-like Science—From the Perspectives of Philosophy and Sociology”

Culture & Public Commentary2006.02.22
Liu Huajie: “China-like Science—From the Perspectives of Philosophy and Sociology”
Liu Huajie: *China-Style Pseudoscience—From the Perspectives of Philosophy and Sociology*, Shanghai Jiao Tong University Press, January 2004 I will read this book again later; mainly because in it, Liu has “collected a great deal of precious historical documentary material” (p. 1, Wu Guosheng’s preface), and it “is a valuable attempt at research into the local social history of science” (ibid.). It is a bit of a pity that “this book has omitted some parts that are not yet suitable for public publication” (ibid.), and the names of many officials in the text are rendered as “×××.” I have absolutely no interest in those hidden names, but the fact that such…
book reading China notes Liu Huajie
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Feb 22, 2006