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Hu Ping: The legacy of Zhu Rongji
How the Party turned public factories into cadre fortunes—and called it a miracle. By Hu Ping, first published on August 13, 2026, via the author’s X account (@HuPing1) English translation of the Chinese original: Eleanor Zhang “Zhu Rongji has died.” In his essay, Chinese dissident intellectual, Hu Ping, refuses a glorified tribute to the premier who “restructured” China’s state firms and helped engineer the so-called “China miracle”.
Six Years since the Wuhan Lockdown
by Probe International Seeking accountability. Noted Chinese scholar Hu Ping unpacks a buried catastrophe. The Chinese government remains in denial about the Wuhan lockdown, with no mentions or evaluations of it in recent documents, including a 2025 white paper that focuses on countering external criticism rather than providing new insights or accountability for the historic disaster.
《民间档案馆》贫瘠恶土中生长出的思想之花--遇罗克与《出身论》/胡平 - 北京之春网刊手机版
《民间档案馆》胡平：贫瘠恶土中生长出的思想之花——遇罗克与《出身论》（2025年8月19日。中、英文） The Flower of Thought That Blossomed in a Barren Wasteland: Yu Luoke and “On Class Origins” 民间档案馆China Unofficial Archives Aug 19, 2025 遇罗克在家中（1967年）。 作者：胡平 By Hu Ping The English translation follows below.
Taiwan has a 'delegation' at China's National People's Congress
China's National People's Congress wrapped up its annual session on Monday with its highly choreographed show of support for ruling Communist Party leader Xi Jinping’s vision for the nation. The extent to which the event was highly scripted and carefully stage-managed was highlighted in particular by the presence of a "provincial delegation" from democratic Taiwan, where the majority of people reject Beijing's territorial claims on their country.
Chinese Cultural Values and Happiness: the Composition and Expanse of Happiness Circle
Preprint Article Version 1 This version is not peer-reviewed Version 1 : Received: 18 December 2023 / Approved: 18 December 2023 / Online: 18 December 2023 (13:05:08 CET) Erjia, X.; Sihua, L.; Ping, H. Chinese Cultural Values and Happiness: the Composition and Expanse of Happiness Circle. Preprints 2023, 2023121344. https://doi.org/10.20944/preprints202312.1344.v1 Erjia, X.; Sihua, L.; Ping, H. Chinese Cultural Values and Happiness: the Composition and Expanse of Happiness Circle.
Opinion | The Korean Model for Taiwan
In the 1990s, even Beijing abandoned its rejection of the ‘one country, two governments’ formulation. By Hu Ping and Perry Link March 29, 2023 4:16 pm ET Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen is visiting the U.S., but under the odd diplomatic protocol that governs U.S.-Taiwan relations, she isn’t on a state visit or even a visit.
Does the History of Diplomacy Show the Way forward on Taiwan for US?
SOURCE: Wall Street Journal 3/29/2023 Roundup tags: China, Korean War, international relations, Taiwan, Peoples Republic of China by Hu Ping and Perry Link Mr. Hu is a Chinese dissident in exile and editor of Beijing Spring. Mr. Link is professor emeritus of East Asian Studies at Princeton. Taiwan’s President Tsai Ing-wen is visiting the U.S., but under the odd diplomatic protocol that governs U.S.-Taiwan relations, she isn’t on a state visit or even a visit.
4/2/23 National Security News and Commentary
Informal Institute for National Security Thinkers and Practitioners Quotes of the Day: 1. Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, April 1, 2023 2. Top Republican calls out "geopolitical malpractice" on Russia and China threats 3. ‘When China Attacks’ – and the US goes down to defeat 4. Where Putin and Xi don’t see eye to eye 5. The Korean Model for Taiwan 6. Opinion | Centcom gets a tech disruptor 7. When Weapons Fall Silent: Lessons for NATO from the First Year of the Ukraine War 8.
Xi Jinping Owes an Apology to the Chinese People and the World
Hu Ping [Translation by Human Rights in China] In the beginning of March, “A Battle against Epidemic,” a book whose publication had been trumpeted by the propaganda machine of the Communist Party of China just days earlier, was hastily withdrawn even before its release. Many thought, therefore, that there is a limit to the CPC’s shamelessness after all.
What is The 1992 Consensus, And Will Tsai Ing-wen Follow It?
Taiwan's new President Tsai Ing-wen (L) chats with Vice President Chen Chien-jen at an inauguration banquet in Taipei, May 20, 2016. The May 20 inaugural address by Taiwan's new president Tsai Ing-wen has been a matter of concern, in particular for those interested in the relationship between Taiwan and mainland China. A lot of people were worried that Tsai didn't explicitly refer to the 1992 consensus with Beijing, that there is only one China, in her speech.
On Freedom of Speech 论言论自由
I f the history of the world in the twentieth century were to be recorded in two pages, it would no doubt focus on two major campaigns: the one against fascist aggression and the other against communist totalitarianism, both carried out under the flag of democracy. Despite the fundamental differences between fascism and communism, and the fact that they have historically opposed each other, the similarities between them are astonishingly many.
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