Tag: may fourth movement
Hong Kong Rewrites Colonial History in School Textbooks, Replacing ‘Ceded’ With ‘Forcibly Occupied’
According to the Central News Agency, Hong Kong's school publishers have overhauled their junior secondary...
Zhang Guotao: He Helped Build the Chinese Communist Party and By 1927, He Already Had Doubts – Part I
On a spring morning in April 1938, Zhang Guotao stood at the Mausoleum of the Yellow Emperor in Huangling...
China’s Most Educated Man Gu Hongming Spent His Life Defending His Country’s Lost Values
At the turn of the twentieth century, China was losing a war it had been fighting for decades, not on...
Peking University Graduate Delivers Food, Highlighting Problems in China’s Education System
In 2021, a top humanities student from Anqing, Anhui Province was admitted to Peking University, widely...
Why Li Dazhao Was Really Hanged: Power, Subversion, and the CCP’s First Execution
By Zhi Xiaomin Li Dazhao was executed by hanging in Beijing by the Beiyang government. For decades...
May 4, 1919: When the Red Specter Entered China
2019 marks the 70th year since communist armies led by Mao Zedong conquered mainland China and imposed...