Paper Republic: Chinese Literature Matters
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The link for the featured excerpt in this interview, The Mongol Would-be Self-immolator, is virtually buried at the very bottom of the piece. Don't ask me why!
If you'd like to read it, please visit:
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Bruce Humes, November 2, 2017, 10:53p.m.
That's what WeChat obliges you to do! They are trying as much as possible to enforce the dictum, "There is no internet but WeChat".
Eric Abrahamsen, November 2, 2017, 10:56p.m.
Oh!
Well, I'll give my two cents' worth to, erh, whoever runs Tencent next time I see 'em.
Bruce Humes, November 2, 2017, 11:20p.m.
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The link for the featured excerpt in this interview, The Mongol Would-be Self-immolator, is virtually buried at the very bottom of the piece. Don't ask me why!
If you'd like to read it, please visit:
http://bruce-humes.com/archives/12016
That's what WeChat obliges you to do! They are trying as much as possible to enforce the dictum, "There is no internet but WeChat".
Oh!
Well, I'll give my two cents' worth to, erh, whoever runs Tencent next time I see 'em.