And CUHK fires her immediately. //Hong Kong denies visa to scholar of China’s 1989 Tiananmen crackdown// ft.com/content/c58ceb… via @ft

Everyone here SFU History is delighted to welcome our newest faculty colleague, Janice Jeong! Find out about Jeong's journey to Simon Fraser University on her faculty bio: sfu.ca/history/facult… Jeong's first class is HIST 255 | China since 1800 - be sure to add it to planning calendar! SFU Faculty of Arts & Social Sciences

Welcome, Dr. Janice Jeong, to SFU History!!!

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I've been waiting for Greg's Chinese music playlist...here it is:

I’m SO excited to announce that our roundtable on “Decolonizing Chinese History,” with brilliant essays by Catie Lilly Taomo Zhou 周陶沫 James Millward 米華健 and James Gethyn Evans is out now with The Historical Journal and you can read it below!

The recording for our first webinar in this series, "Conducting Archival Research in China," is now up! Check it out here: youtube.com/watch?v=M34m2W…

Looking forward to tomorrow's event with Dr. Wenona Hall.

🏆✨We are pleased to present the 2023 Paul Tai Yip Ng award to two exceptional students, Master of Arts in Sociology student Yujin Kim & Master of Arts in International Studies alumna Zoe Hong, in recognition of their outstanding essays! 📝✨ Read here: sfu.ca/davidlamcentre…

Three former leaders of the Hong Kong student union share their firsthand experiences and reflections with everyone on the scene: From 1989 to 2019: Hong Kong's Resistance, Trauma, and Memory 三位前香港學生領袖親臨現場演講:「由1989到2019：香港人的抗爭、傷痛、和記憶」 #vssdm

Farley Visiting Scholar application review begins tomorrow SFU History h-net.org/jobs/job_displ…

89六四天安门大屠杀这段历史正在国家机器的操控下在中国的00后的认知中消失，想试图了解却往往障碍重重，只能片面的，破碎化的听说这段历史。Jeremy Brown 周傑榮 通过多元视角，基于中共统治下的历史背景，透彻地分析还原了六四历史，欢迎大家在六四大屠杀35周年到来之际加入读书会，一起重新认识六四。

推荐，机会难得，作者周杰荣教授会与会。

天安门母亲六四35周年的声明，中国人权翻译并制作视频。请点击下面的链接查看完整翻译和中文声明。Human Rights in China has translated the statement by the Tiananmen Mothers and produced a commemorative video for the 35th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Massacre. Click the link below

We covered a lot of ground in last night's book club discussion of June Fourth, many thanks to WHICh (crimesinchina.bsky.social) for the invitation, to 周锋锁 Fengsuo Zhou for sharing his thoughts, and to audience members for their smart and tough questions.

A few stray excerpts from each book: In "June Fourth," Jeremy Brown 周傑榮 explains how violence aimed at Tibetan protesters in March of '89 was a precursor to violence against Beijingers in June — while also diving deep into the deep unrest across the entire country

This is a false claim by Andy Boreham 安柏然. Of the 700+ people killed in Beijing on June 3, 4, and 5, only 15 were soldiers. The rest were unarmed civilians. Here are details from p. 138 of my book, June Fourth, citing 吴仁华's excellent research.

'Chinese consistency versus US fickleness is one of the main themes that emerges' Jeremy Brown on the uneasy history and contested status of Taiwan the-tls.co.uk/history/twenti…

A great opportunity!

Tracing the trajectory of the claim that the CCP is ‘great, glorious, and correct’, Jeremy Brown 周傑榮 sheds light on how the Party handles flawed formulations and how satirists poke fun at and theorists struggle to explain official slogans. madeinchinajournal.com/2024/09/20/gre…