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Li Cheng Peng Book Signing in Chengdu

By Sascha on January 12, 2013

Li Cheng Peng, an outspoken ex-sports journalist turned censorship-slayer and social media darling has a new book out: “全世界人民都知道:SmILENCE” (The Whole World Knows: SmILENCE) He held a signing near my house in Chengdu and I went to check it out and take some photos. I bought the book and was hoping to get an autograph, [...]

Posted in Chengdu | Tagged censorship, Li Cheng Peng | 8 Responses

Ai Wei Wei, prepare for martyrdom

By Sascha on November 18, 2011

It’s hard to watch a good man go down, but that is exactly what I find myself doing everyday now since Ai Wei Wei’s battle with the Chinese government took over the front pages of a lot of the mainstream media and China related blogs. He is a heroic figure and, for Westerners, his return [...]

Posted in culture, Zeitgeist | Tagged ai wei wei, artist as a martyr, censorship, China, critical thought, my people, oppression, the Party | 5 Responses

The Assassination of Julian Assange

By Sascha on December 9, 2010

I want a show of hands: How many people have kept doing it after the condom broke? How many people out there believe that Julian Assange raped or otherwise sexually assaulted the two women in Sweden who came forward to accuse him? The mainstream media (The Guardian, Der Spiegel and especially the New York Times) [...]

Posted in US, Zeitgeist | Tagged anti-establishment radical who aint never gonna fit into a corporation, brainwashing, censorship, corruption, Julian Assange, Liu Xiaobo, politics, rape, red herring, the Truth, trumped up charges, US, wikileaks | 2 Responses

"Don’t be Evil" — Tell that to Wall Street

By Sascha on January 15, 2010

After Google announced that it might leave China, Wall Street and other stock exchanges around the world reacted in typical fashion, by buying Baidu stock and selling Google stock. Baidu’s stock jumped by at least 12%, while Google’s slid by about 1%. For the money-men — the same people, let us not forget, who caused [...]

Posted in China, economics, US | Tagged baidu, censorship, corruption, economics, google, greed, internet, Wall Street | Leave a response

Google fed up with China

By Sascha on January 13, 2010

You can check out the full article on Google and China here at Chengdu Living. Check it out and leave a comment. PeaceS

Posted in China, economics | Tagged censorship, communism, economics, facebook, google, Great Firewall, the Party, youtube | Leave a response

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