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idk if there are many english speaking texts relating to this. here is course material on this subject from beijing university. you could run it through a translator

http://www.shehui.pku.edu.cn/upload/editor/file/20220118/20220118160716_5274.pdf

here is a website that has the pdf if you wanna just use a browser’s translate option

https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s?__biz=MzA4Mjg3MTYyMA==&mid=409949253&idx=1&sn=22f3ed891c8c6e04825a56881644d130

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Thanks for the link, it’s a good starting point.

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no prob, strongly recommend using baidu and translators for research. there are a lot of lies that the west tells that are very easily verifiable just with a quick search on baidu (recently there was a campaign about how china bans winnie the pooh. you can search it on baidu and find millions of examples of winnie the pooh in china. the only ‘banning’ of winnie the pooh was a racist caricature and it was on only one social media site where it was a problem). there are also lots of lies about china banning certain video games and movies, when you can easily search and find it false.

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