H-PRC is the H-Net presence of the PRC History Group, a network of scholars with interests in the history of the People’s Republic of China. We define history broadly, to encompass a wide variety of disciplinary approaches, and we understand the history of the PRC to include eras prior to the official change of state power in 1949.
Welcome to those who have recently joined H-PRC, the PRC History Group's new H-Net network for scholars with interests in the history of the People's Republic of China! All of you have the ability to create discussion posts, and most of you are authorized to upload images, videos, and other content. So please feel free to ask questions and share resources. Posts are moderated, but we will only block spam or genuinely inappropriate comments.
Last year saw the release of a very unsuccessful biopic of Lei Feng. Here is a different take on the symbolism in a contemporary context. Charming.
Souce: http://youtu.be/uVvvnOeVrEI
“What is a document?” If we ask Google, we discover that this question has been asked some 1.24 million times in German already. In English, there are already in excess of 153 million texts “out there” that might provide an answer, given that they contain the phrase “A document is…”. When I checked, I found to my surprise that one relevant internet text that does not is the U.S.
