The end of Chinese media the "Southern weekly" protests and civil society in Xi Jinping's China Jun, Guan creator author. Carrico, Kevin translator. text biography Biographies. History. mdu 2020 monographic eng chi print pages cm "The control of Chinese media is growing more rigid. No media embodies this as well as the Southern Weekly incident (2013). Reflecting on this movement, Jun unfolds the incident as a microcosm for broader issues. This firsthand account provides an engaging narrative that opens onto politics, culture, and society in the era of Xi Jinping"-- Introduction: The Rise and Fall of Southern Weekly and the Changing Landscape of Journalism in China: A Pivotal Event / by David Bandurski and Fang Kecheng -- The "Panvence Five" -- Dead of Winter -- Kills, Cuts, Edits, Removals -- The Great Flood -- Tuo Zhen Did it(?) -- The Itch of Uncertainty -- Settling Accounts -- Fighting back the Flood Waters -- The Banality of Evil -- The Longest Night -- Hitting a Wall -- On Central Guangzhou Avenue, the People Come like Waves -- -- The Beijing News Dilemma -- The Net is Intact, and the Fish Live On -- All Going Our Separate Ways -- The Aftermath. Guan Jun ; translated by Kevin Carrico. Includes index. a-cc--- Nan fang zhou mo Jun, Guan Journalists China Guangzhou Nan fang zhou mo Press and politics China History 21st century Freedom of the press China History 21st century Censorship China History 21st century Newspaper publishing Political aspects China Censorship Freedom of the press Newspaper publishing Political aspects Press and politics China China Guangzhou 2000-2099 fast PN5369.G833 N365 2020 302.23/10951 The end of Chinese media Jun, Guan, Lanham : Rowman & Littlefield, 2020. (DLC) 2020002699 9781538142264 1538142260 9781538142271 1538142279 9781538142288 2020002698 pda,print DLC 200123 20250318220455.2 in00004237630 eng