Annals of the Yellow Emperor
Annals of the Yellow Emperor
Reconstructing Public Memory of the Mao Era
For several decades, Yanhuang Chunqiu (Annals of the Yellow Emperor) enjoyed a unique status among Chinese publications as a monthly magazine that was both the publication of a state-owned unit and the journal of a private association managed by a team of independent editors. It made a strong contribution to furthering public discussion of early PRC history through special columns like “Controversies” and “Confessions.” This chapter analyzes the journal’s strategy in negotiating a space of relative autonomy with the institutions of state censorship, before it was ultimately reorganized by the state in 2016.
Keywords: Annals of the Yellow Emperor (Yanhuang chunqiu), Press, Censorship, Historical Memory, Great Famine, PRC history
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