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Marco Polo Magazine Issue #1 – Senses/感知
Key Authors and sources
China 30s (innovation, new generations)
Cui Weiping (history, philosophy)
Feng Qingyang (business, economics)
He Weifang (law, government)
Lan Ran (aesthetics, travel)
Li Yehang (religion, philosophy)
Li Yinhe (emotions, gender)
Muran (philosophy, politics, media)
Wei Zhou (history, travel)
Xin Lijian (economics, politics)
Yu Ge (philosophy, society)
Zhang Tianpan (media, social innovation)
Zheng Yongnian (international, politics)
Zhou Baosong (economics, inequality)Topics
art Beijing books business children Chinese overseas city life corruption cultural revolution development economy education emotions environment ethics family fiction film food government health history Hong Kong inequality innovation international internet Japan language law literature love marriage media migration music nationalism new generation new generations new media parents personal story philosophy poetry politics psychology public service reform relationships religion rural areas sexuality Shanghai sport Taiwan travel university urbanism Western China women workSources and copyright – 版权
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books Archive
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Let’s rethink the book-review industry – 中国书评业应该有一场反思风暴
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The ‘three services’ that book reviewers should give – 书评人要做到“三公”
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The end of literature 4: The ‘richest writers’ list is a literary McDonald’s – 文学的终结 系列专栏 之4 作家富豪榜是一场文学麦当劳的盛宴
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Reading Jiang Qing’s “Confucian political order” – 新儒家肖像记：读蒋庆《儒家宪政秩序》
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Talking about books – 书的闲话
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The end of literature 1: the end of literature and Mo Yan’s award – 文学的终结
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The end of literature #2: The meaning of the Nobel Prize, and the inheritors’ disease – 文学的终结之2 诺奖的意义与后遗症 –
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The end of literature 5: Considering the subversion of literary rules from the richest writers’ list – 文学的终结 系列专栏 之5 从网络作家富豪榜看文学规则的颠覆
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How will the book publishing industry get healthier? – 图书出版界如何实现健康良性运行？
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Understanding these hard-to-read books – 读懂那些“读不懂”的书
