by chuang | Jun 7, 2019 | Blog
Image: Alamy Updated translation of “China: Der Winter kommt” from issue #103 (February 2019) of the German magazine Wildcat. We publish this as the first in a series of blog posts attempting to grapple with events and trends in China over the past year, on which...
by chuang | Jun 3, 2019 | Blog
Image: Catherine Henriette/AFP/Getty Excerpt from “Red Dust,” part 2 of our economic history of modern China, from Frontiers, the second issue of the Chuǎng journal. Print copies of Frontiers [have been] distributed to our sustainers and [are now on sale via AK Press...
by chuang | Jul 31, 2018 | Blog
Over the past week, activist and leftist corners Chinese social media have again exploded in courageous demonstrations of solidarity for a group of workers and their supporters being persecuted by the twin hands of capital and the local state, this time in Pingshan...
by chuang | Jun 14, 2018 | Blog
Update on the “Eight Young Leftists” persecuted by Guangzhou police last winter, analysis of their case, and translation of Huang Liping’s open letter. — On November 15th of last year, police from the Xiaoguwei Subdistrict of Guangzhou stormed into a reading...
by chuang | Jun 11, 2018 | Blog
Image: Protesters marching in downtown Saigon. The front banner reads, “Do not give the SEZs to Red China [Trung Cộng], not even for one day.” Source: Kao Nguyen / AFP From 111 BCE to 968 CE the territory around contemporary Hanoi was ruled by...
