"Remembrance is an electronic journal edited by Cultural Revolution historians in China in the May 4th tradition of the joint intellectual venture that does not so much put a premium on uniformity of opinion and even less on common party political affiliation as on a shared desire to explore a subject without prejudice in the pursuit of historical truth. The journal is a Chinese venture, but in the 21st century that no longer prevents it from being a globalized one."--Ji Yi index page.
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Ji yi, Remembrance, Issue 132 記憶, Remembrance
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