Wu Li from my 1510 finds out that those university students who had made appeal to the Cultural Bureau to criticize the movie Lust, Caution! hadn't viewed the movie when they signed the appeal letter. The blogger felt that such attitude reflected the deep social conflict similar to the social background of the Cultural Revolution (zh).
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Japan: Hitler's "Mein Kampf", the manga version
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