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Chinese Ambiguous Writing on Porridge in Support of Southern Weekly

Written byOiwan Lam

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Posted 10 January 2013 9:42 GMT

David Bandurski from China Media Project explains a sublime and ambiguous Chinese writing style used through out the China's history to express political meaning. This time, the example is a Porridge article in support of Southern Weekly to get around vigorous censorship orders.

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