The liberal Chinese newspaper supplement magazine, Freezing Point, was recently closed by the government. The ostensible reason was a long study the magazine published on revaluating the modern Chinese history taught in middle schools. Letters from China points to a Chinese reader's essay to highlight that the aversion to revisit history is not just limited to government censors, but also shared by the population [1].
It's Not Just The Propaganda Department
· Written by Tian Yi
Categories: East Asia, China, Freedom of Speech, History