The digital humanities paper that I didn't know I need

But at least that draft was eventually published!

@joshshepperd Ask how many of them actually downloaded RedNote too, please

@dai_alan_dai 美洲日报the Chinese Journal

@RoryCormac Look forward to reading it!

@RoryCormac May I ask whether there are chapters on IRD’s operations in Asia?

@JustinZJWu full People's Daily experience to the American audience

@ccclyde_wang Chicago is cold enough today!

Finally, in late Nov, a bartender checked my ID. 2024 is not the year of getting old enough to never have my ID checked at bars. I cried a little bit.

@esdsantos Nisa

When you think 1960s Hong Kong could not be more sexist:

RT @DigiOrientalist: 📚News!📚 Leiden University Libraries has added 25,000 pages to its free, online archive of Chinese unofficial poetry, n…

Check out Kevin's edited volume about Chinese Trotskyism. It not only discusses famous Trotskyists such as Wang Fanxi, Zheng Chaolin, Peng Shuzhi, but also features Trotskyists in Hong Kong such as Wu Zhongxian, Xiang Qing, and "Long Hair." A must-read for scholars of Communism!

RT @kkyan7: The volume on Chinese Trotskyism edited by Greg and me is now avavilable at Brill. @promise__li @Brill_Social @histmat https…

Why did banks stop doing this…I want one too!

Escaped from Twitter to Chinese Internet (bilibili), but still could not get away from Elon Musk's colonization of algorithms...

@joshshepperd Lots of us care! Btw, scholars in non-English-speaking countries also care about it. I've read some really interesting Chinese scholarship about the Lippman-Dewey debate, the history of audience research, and Cold war era US communication studies, etc.