"Death of a Salesman" Reborn, This Time in Mandarin
Han Zhang writes about “Salesman之死,” by Jeremy Tiang, a play about Arthur Miller’s experience directing “Death of a Salesman” in Beijing in the nineteen-eighties.
Source: newyorker.com
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Jean Chretien on 30th anniversary of election win
It's been 30 years since Liberal Jean Chretien was elected prime minister. In an English-language exclusive interview with CTV News' Vassy Kapelos marking the anniversary of his election, Chretien discusses why he thinks debate in the House of Commons has become 'dull as hell.' The former prime minister also dives in to how he'd 'confront' the current Quebec tuition debacle. Read the full transcript.
Source: ctvnews.ca
Ex-Members of the Red Guards Maoist Clique Say It Was a 'Cult'
Red Guards made a name for itself with provocative protests that targeted other groups on the left. A year after its implosion, ex-members say they were part of a coercive gang.
Source: thedailybeast.com
A decade of Xi Jinping: What is China's president really like?
After 10 years as China’s President, he projects strength and unity – but health concerns and vanishing ministers paint a different picture
Source: telegraph.co.uk
Lessons of Russia's October 1917 revolution (Part I) — Coup or mass insurrection?
For those who want to end capitalist rule, much can still be learnt from the October Revolution because its experience critically poses key political questions. The first in this two-part series by Jonathan Strauss seeks to respond to the question: Was the October Revolution a coup?
Source: links.org.au