Zhao Ziyang's Books
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Prisoner of the StatePremier Zhao Ziyang reveals the secret workings of China's government behind the Tiananmen massacre--and why he was deposed for trying to stop it.Read More
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Boston Globe, July 10, 2010
...put out a new book not available in China Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang and within a few hours, it was checked out, she said. Also popular, she said: Mao: The Unknown Story and books by Yihe Zhang, an author whose...
Boston Globe, July 8, 2010
...In the children?s section of the Cary Memorial Library in Lexington, near the Dr. Seusses and the Harry Potters, there is also ?Yi zhi hui kai qiang de shi zi,?? a Shel Silverstein book about a lion translated into Chinese. Upstairs, in the adult DVD...
South China Morning Post, June 22, 2010
...Communist Party leadership on how to handle pro-democracy protests in 1989, and the confrontation between then party secretary Zhao Ziyang and Li.'But there is a loophole. It isn't defined whether it's legal or illegal to publish outside China,' Bao...
New York Times, June 4, 2010
...on June 22. The same publisher caused a sensation in May 2009 by issuing the secret memoirs of Zhao Ziyang, the Chinese Communist Party leader who opposed using force against the Tiananmen protesters and was ousted by the conservatives after the military...
New York Times, June 4, 2010
...on June 22. The same publisher caused a sensation in May 2009 by issuing the secret memoirs of Zhao Ziyang, the Chinese Communist Party leader who opposed using force against the Tiananmen protesters and was ousted by the conservatives after the military...
South China Morning Post, June 4, 2010
...on how to handle the student protests. It discusses Li's open differences with deposed party general secretary Zhao Ziyang , his direct involvement in pushing for action against the protesters, and the explicit role of late paramount leader Deng Xiaoping...
South China Morning Post, June 3, 2010
...on how to handle the student protests. It discusses Li's open differences with deposed party general secretary Zhao Ziyang , his direct involvement in pushing for action against the protesters, and the explicit role of late paramount leader Deng Xiaoping...
Gainesville Sun, March 2, 2010
...site proclaims is ?the world?s largest Chinese online bookstore? reveals limits to this literary universe. A query for Zhao Ziyang ? the former Communist Party leader who was stripped of power for supporting the 1989 democracy demonstration in Tiananmen...
New York Times, March 1, 2010
...proclaims is “the world’s largest Chinese online bookstore” reveals limits to this literary universe. A query for Zhao Ziyang — the former Communist Party leader who was stripped of power for supporting the 1989 democracy demonstration in...
South China Morning Post, December 22, 2009
...outside the court to show their support for Liu. Bao Tong, top aide to the late party secretary Zhao Ziyang, who was ousted for sympathising with Tiananmen demonstrators, was similarly ordered not to leave his home today. Gao Yu, a dissident journalist...
NewKerala.com, November 26, 2009
...Publisher: Penguin Books Price: Rs.499 2. 'Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Chinese Premier' Author: Zhao Ziyang Publisher: Simon & Schuster Price: Rs. 1,022 3. 'Stranger to History' Author: Aatish Taseer Publisher: Picador India Price:...
Foreign Affairs, November 5, 2009
...Chang and Jon Halliday. Alfred A. Knopf, 2005. | Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang. By Zhao Ziyang. Simon & Schuster, 2009. | For decades, communist studies were dominated by biographies -- which is either ironic or...
TheStar.com.my, October 2, 2009
...years of work by the Carter Center on bottom-up elections, Prime Minister Wen Jiabao?s reputation as a Zhao Ziyang closet liberal, and President Hu Jintao?s adviser Prof. Yu Keping as a democracy advocate commissioned by Hu to conduct a study on a...
AsiaNews.IT, October 2, 2009
...arrest of the reform-minded young Emperor Guanxu read too much like Deng Xiaoping's treatment of General Secretary Zhao Ziyang who had opposed his violent Tiananmen solution. While all of these are possible sources of their irritation, the most dangerous...
Malaysian Insider, September 30, 2009
...business is better.? Next to a promotional poster of ?Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang? ? detailing the political struggles leading up to the Tiananmen Square crackdown ? were tubs of imported Japanese baby...
Asiaone, September 29, 2009
...media this year after his Hong Kong-based company, New Century Press, published a memoir by deposed Chinese leader Zhao Ziyang. Bao is the son of a former top aide of Zhao, who was ousted over his sympathy with Beijing's Tiananmen Square protests, which...
Yahoo! India, August 5, 2009
...Publisher: Penguin Books Price: Rs.499 2. 'Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Chinese Premier' Author: Zhao Ziyang Publisher: Simon & Schuster Price: Rs. 1,022 3. 'Stranger to History' Author: Aatish Taseer Publisher: Picador India Price:...
Word Lily, October 31, 2009
...in quite so much jeopardy. • I still haven’t read my book ( Prisoner of the State by Zhao Ziyang ) for the Newsweek 50 Books of Our Times challenge (due before the end of the year). • I haven’t started working on the Harry Potter challenge,...
Shanghaiist, October 19, 2009
...s Censors [NYTimes] "For nearly two decades, the Communist Party strove to wipe out the national memory of Zhao Ziyang, the reform-minded party secretary who opposed the use of force against pro-democracy protesters in 1989. So when a former aide of Mr....
Chinalyst - China blogs in English, October 19, 2009
...s Censors [NYTimes] "For nearly two decades, the Communist Party strove to wipe out the national memory of Zhao Ziyang, the reform-minded party secretary who opposed the use of force against pro-democracy protesters in 1989. So when a former aide of Mr....
Biblio File, September 25, 2009
...s fascinating to read against the Tiananmen chapters of Prisoner of the State: The Secret Journal of Premier Zhao Ziyang ). You can read several excerpts at China Beat...
