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It cannot read the human heart

20 February 2026

“... A friend in China messaged me on WeChat. ‘What are your thoughts on the plagiarism scandal?’‘What scandal?’ I asked.‘How could you not know? It’s all over the internet.’ They meant the Chinese internet: in particular, social media platforms such as WeChat Moments, Weibo, RedNote and Bilibili. They sent me some links.Since November 2024, a book influencer on RedNote has been publishing posts featuring side-by-side excerpts from works by different authors that contained similar, and in many cases identical, sentences and paragraphs ...”

A Singular Entity

Peter C. Perdue: Classical China, 20 May 2021

What Is China?: Territory, Ethnicity, Culture and History 
by Ge Zhaoguang, translated by Michael Gibbs Hill.
Harvard, 224 pp., £31.95, March 2019, 978 0 674 73714 3Show More
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“... in Taiwan, Japan, Hong Kong and the West, restoring the international discourse ended by Mao.Ge Zhaoguang (b. 1950), a professor of history at Fudan University in Shanghai, is one of the foremost – and most prolific – historians of Chinese thought. His work covers a vast range of Chinese writing from ancient times to the present, but it’s only in ...”

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