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Jun 10
I am pleased to announce the publication of Sam Stark, "The Eighteenth Brumaire in the United States, Germany, and France, 1852–1933: Meanings and Uses in Context" (routledge.com/The-Eighteenth…) in the book series I edit : Marx and Marxisms: New Horizons
More info👇
marcellomusto.org/marx-engel…
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The Archives, IHP, preserves of Academician Ping-ti Ho’s research notebooks on Huizhou salt merchants and related systems. These notebooks reveal the diverse materials he collected, statistical analyses of social mobility in Huizhou, and his efforts to verify these figures.
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May 16
破，就是批判，就是革命。破，就要讲道理，
讲道理就是立，破字当头，立也就在其中了。
仅以此，纪念六十年前那代人的青春与勇气。跟刚左转那会儿相比，现在的我或许会以更批判的视角思考文革和毛主义的遗产。但我依旧认为：至少在阶级和民主问题上，中国的社会主义实践仍不失为一笔宝贵的财富。
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May 13
I oftentimes tend to see myself as an open-minded person who always welcomes opinions from different standpoints. But there were indeed one camp of thought that I simply could not withstand and would unequivocally condemn in my lifetime: Chinese
reverse-nationalist.
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May 13
For me, nationalism is something I can understand but refuse to align with. But reverse-nationalism….
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Apr 23
Seriously considering about sharing my reading takeaways on X. But I am not sure if people are still interested in PRC history or the history of actually-existing socialism.
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Apr 22
革命死了,革命万岁！”这是马克思在法国革命失败后说的一句意味深长的话。只要资产阶级和无产阶级的矛盾存在,革命就存在。二十世纪发生了两次大革命,二十一世纪会发生几次呢?我不是算命先生,我不知道。但是我相信,一定会发生。在你五十岁生日时,祝你下一个五十年过得更好,亲眼看一看二十一世纪的革命
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Apr 22
I must post this in my mother tongue Chinese. Concise but courageous, plain but obstinate, Zhang Chunqiao’s words embody everything I could imagine of a genuine communist revolutionary. 21 years have been slipping away since his passing, but he still lives in my heart.
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4 Jun 2025
Just correct some typos in my last post, along with revisions to certain places where I believe better expressions can be used.
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4 Jun 2025
Today marked another anniversary for a pivotal date in Modern Chinese history: the June Forth. And Yes, as a Maoist, I shall remember the June Forth, yet not in the sense that this movement signaled an abortive revolution towards neoliberalism. On the contrary, I remember it because it marked the last episode of socialist China’s long 1960s—an era when public debates, big-character posters, and massive politics were still viable in this great country.
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17 May 2025
Just had a fierce debate, perhaps a confrontation even, with my relative, an obstinate Trumper who moved to the States yet without either a PR or an American passport. In addition to his condescending attitude over me in our conversation, what strikes me most is his myopic refusal of any alternative narratives of Maoist China.
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17 May 2025
Somehow it reminds me of a biblical quote: Let the dead bury the dead. Yet in this context, I guess a parenthetical word would be even more necessary: Let the dead, not the people alive, bury the dead.
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6 May 2025
Looking back to all the courses I took and all the choices I make during the last four years—some mistakes, some regret, some unfufilled dreams, and some insiginificant achievements—my only word for myself is: well down, my distant but dearest friend! Your bright future is ahead!
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6 May 2025
Finally finish and submit my last writing assignment for my last undergraduate semester. Time really flies and I simply cannot imagine that I am about to embark on another journey in my life.
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6 May 2025
So glad to see more and more comrades paying attention to Professor Jiang’s groundbreaking dissertation!
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qing retweeted
26 Dec 2024
“Mao was at least conscious that the communist question could no longer be that of State representation of the movement.”
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