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Seeking News, Making China
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269NotesIntroduction1. “Guangbo ye ceng Dayuejin,” in Dangdai Beijing guangbo shihua (Beijing: Dangdai Zhongguo Chubanshe, 2013); “Shoudu 300 wan ren weijiao maque,” in Tu wen gongheguo nianlun 1949–1959, ed. Zhang Shujun (Shijiazhuang: Hebei Renmin Chubanshe, 2009); “Beijing shi maque weijiao zhan,” in 1958 nian de gushi, ed. Wang Xinghua (Beijing: Zhongguo Shaonian Ertong Chubanshe, 2001); “Fangbing baoliang, yifengyisu: shoudu chu sihai jiang weisheng tujizhou kaishi,” Renmin Ribao, Dec. 23, 1957; Spiegel Politik, “Der große Sprung nach vorn,” video documen-tary, August 4, 2008, www .spiegel .de / video / mao -der -rote -kaiser -2 -der -grosse-sprung -nach -vorn -video -33816 .html.2. “Shoudu 300 wan ren weijiao maque,” 550.3. “Bukanhuishou mie maque,” in Jinan Xiaoqinghe lishi wenhua congshued. Zhang Jiping ( Jinan: Jinan Chubanshe, 2008).4. “Shanxi sheng zhengqu weisheng yundong da yue jin,” Renmin Ribao, Jan. 5, 1958; Gu Ye, “Shanxi chu si hai jiang weisheng yundong xiang shen guang fazhan,” Renmin Ribao, Jan. 14, 1958.5. Foreign Broadcast Information Service (hereafter FBIS), “Daily Urges All-Out Sanitation Drive,” Jan. 24, 1958.6. Lingling xian aiguo weisheng yundong weiyuanhui, “Lingling xian weijian maque de chu bu zongjie,” July 1, 1958, in Hunan sheng aiguo weisheng yundong weiyuanhui bangongshi, Hunan sheng chu si hai jiang weisheng yundong ziliao huibian(1958).
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269NotesIntroduction1. “Guangbo ye ceng Dayuejin,” in Dangdai Beijing guangbo shihua (Beijing: Dangdai Zhongguo Chubanshe, 2013); “Shoudu 300 wan ren weijiao maque,” in Tu wen gongheguo nianlun 1949–1959, ed. Zhang Shujun (Shijiazhuang: Hebei Renmin Chubanshe, 2009); “Beijing shi maque weijiao zhan,” in 1958 nian de gushi, ed. Wang Xinghua (Beijing: Zhongguo Shaonian Ertong Chubanshe, 2001); “Fangbing baoliang, yifengyisu: shoudu chu sihai jiang weisheng tujizhou kaishi,” Renmin Ribao, Dec. 23, 1957; Spiegel Politik, “Der große Sprung nach vorn,” video documen-tary, August 4, 2008, www .spiegel .de / video / mao -der -rote -kaiser -2 -der -grosse-sprung -nach -vorn -video -33816 .html.2. “Shoudu 300 wan ren weijiao maque,” 550.3. “Bukanhuishou mie maque,” in Jinan Xiaoqinghe lishi wenhua congshued. Zhang Jiping ( Jinan: Jinan Chubanshe, 2008).4. “Shanxi sheng zhengqu weisheng yundong da yue jin,” Renmin Ribao, Jan. 5, 1958; Gu Ye, “Shanxi chu si hai jiang weisheng yundong xiang shen guang fazhan,” Renmin Ribao, Jan. 14, 1958.5. Foreign Broadcast Information Service (hereafter FBIS), “Daily Urges All-Out Sanitation Drive,” Jan. 24, 1958.6. Lingling xian aiguo weisheng yundong weiyuanhui, “Lingling xian weijian maque de chu bu zongjie,” July 1, 1958, in Hunan sheng aiguo weisheng yundong weiyuanhui bangongshi, Hunan sheng chu si hai jiang weisheng yundong ziliao huibian(1958).
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of Figures ix
  4. Acknowledgments xi
  5. A Note on Names and Transliterations xiii
  6. INTRODUCTION The Question of the Sparrows 1
  7. 1 The Newsscape of 1919 25
  8. 2 Sun Yat-sen, Shanghai, and 43 the Technopolitics of Semicolonial China, 1922–1925 43
  9. 3 The Manchurian State Constructs 61 a Newsscape, 1922–1931 61
  10. 4 Reading the Radio, 84 Listening in the Streets, 1927–1937 84
  11. 5 The Occupation of the Mind, 1937–1945 110
  12. 6 Red News and Red Women, 1937–1949 155
  13. 7 Socialized Media, 1949–1958 190
  14. 8 The Technopolitics of Disorder 238
  15. CONCLUSION Desire and the Transformation of the Newsscape 258
  16. Notes 269
  17. Bibliography 323
  18. Index 341
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Chapters in this book

  1. Frontmatter i
  2. Contents vii
  3. List of Figures ix
  4. Acknowledgments xi
  5. A Note on Names and Transliterations xiii
  6. INTRODUCTION The Question of the Sparrows 1
  7. 1 The Newsscape of 1919 25
  8. 2 Sun Yat-sen, Shanghai, and 43 the Technopolitics of Semicolonial China, 1922–1925 43
  9. 3 The Manchurian State Constructs 61 a Newsscape, 1922–1931 61
  10. 4 Reading the Radio, 84 Listening in the Streets, 1927–1937 84
  11. 5 The Occupation of the Mind, 1937–1945 110
  12. 6 Red News and Red Women, 1937–1949 155
  13. 7 Socialized Media, 1949–1958 190
  14. 8 The Technopolitics of Disorder 238
  15. CONCLUSION Desire and the Transformation of the Newsscape 258
  16. Notes 269
  17. Bibliography 323
  18. Index 341
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