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China tells foreign artists to behave after Bjork’s Tibet call

After Bjork chants “Tibet” in a Shanghai concert, vice culture minister Zhou Heping says “It is hoped that these artists can understand Chinese laws and the feelings of the Chinese people and not do things against our laws or feelings”

By AFP // At Agence France-Presse // On March 12, 2008

Filed In Articles // On Mar 12, 2008 // Under Feelings , Tibet




Smiling and nodding

The obituary that 93-year-old John Roderick deemed “worth dying for,” and a 2006 piece on being a China watcher during Mao’s purge. Terrain.org includes the first chapter of his last book, Minka: My Farmhouse in Japan, in its latest issue (a PDF file): “On the afternoon of Sunday December 7, 1941, I began to hate Japan and the Japanese, a nation […]

Filed In Week In Review // On Mar 12, 2008 //




The Dalai Lama: Interviewed by Robert Thurman

11 years ago, the Dalai Lama explained American sympathy this way: “I feel that Americans are interested because they are open-minded. They have an education system that teaches them to find out for themselves why things are the way they are… Buddha urged people to investigate things — he didn’t just command them to believe.”

By Robert Thurman // At Mother Jones // On November/December 1997

Filed In Articles // On Mar 12, 2008 // Under Tibet






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