- undertext:fusion:ddtiTranslation: “You Can’t Address Sexual Assault at Banquets Without Addressing the Nature of Power”
Translation: “You Can’t Address Sexual Assault at Banquets Without Addressing the Nature of Power” DDTI terms: Caixin, Hangzhou, abuse of power, local officials, official conduct, sexual harassment, singapore, censorship, sexual assault
first 2026-03-04T07:21:40Z · last 2026-08-23T23:36:27Z · source URL · SHA-256 8e27d86eb91edb5d2e865faaf988127a158e60312844562ff530f83cdc187526 · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · no deletion-confirmation trail on this row · last-confirmed-alive is unknown · OONI/Bleedthrough join is instrument-level, not URL corroboration - undertext:fusion:ddtiNetizen Voices on the Investigation of Comedian Guo Degang for Riffing on a “Red” Tune: “The Cultural Revolution Never Ended”
Netizen Voices on the Investigation of Comedian Guo Degang for Riffing on a “Red” Tune: “The Cultural Revolution Never Ended” DDTI terms: censorship, Chinese opera, Cultural Revolution, Red, The Cultural Revolution Never Ended, cross-talk, cultural policy, insulting heroes and martyrs, revolutionary films, wuhan, freedom of expression, arts censorship, comedy, free expression, party history, CCP history, Culture & the Arts, humor, translation excerpt, netizen comments, Netizen Voices News that comedian Guo Degang is under investigation by the Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism for a playful riff on an old “red tune” has set alarm bells ringing about the state of artistic censorship in China. While playing the popular role of “mad monk” Ji Gong in a theatrical performance in Wuhan […] Netizen Voices on the Investigation of Comedian Guo Degang for Riffing on a “Red” Tune: “The Cultural Revolution Never Ended”
first 2026-02-28T01:56:40Z · last 2026-08-23T23:36:27Z · source URL · SHA-256 ad4ac83890f5dd46061bf744fb8c36e39ec5c5ad650ba213b96689b6da6713e2 · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · last-confirmed-alive is unknown · OONI/Bleedthrough join is instrument-level, not URL corroboration - undertext:fusion:ddtiTranslation: The Deluge of Blocked Words Online – Why We Feel We “Cannot Speak Openly”
Translation: The Deluge of Blocked Words Online – Why We Feel We “Cannot Speak Openly” DDTI terms: censorship, WeChat, Internet censorship, online censorship, social media censorship, Cannot Speak Openly, social media, tech companies, sensitive words The post translated below, from WeChat account “Summer Flavors,” argues that keyword-based censorship on Chinese online platforms is missing the mark, both unnecessarily restricting harmless speech and failing to address the problems it is meant to target. This leaves users struggling to articulate even relatively innocuous messages in ways that will survive. The post carefully […] Translation: The Deluge of Blocked Words Online – Why We Feel We “Cannot Speak Openly”
first 2026-02-26T07:40:33Z · last 2026-08-23T23:36:27Z · source URL · SHA-256 258bb92d3a49cde9fbb63eee11d86a0afdbf02773de997916eccd854f3251edc · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · last-confirmed-alive is unknown · OONI/Bleedthrough join is instrument-level, not URL corroboration - undertext:fusion:ddtiTranslation: No Scaling the Great Firewall in the Library
Translation: No Scaling the Great Firewall in the Library DDTI terms: censorship, Internet censorship, Changsha, Hunan, Internet, Internet access, cybersecurity, real name registration, wi-fi, Cyberspace Administration of China, Great Firewall The notice below was issued by the Hunan Library, a provincial institution located in Changsha. It announces the temporary suspension of library Wi-Fi in response to "hazardous" use of censorship circumvention tools. The message is underlined by the inclusion of partly redacted cellphone numbers belonging to three alleged offenders, implicitly reminding library patrons that network [… Translation: No Scaling the Great Firewall in the Library
first 2026-02-26T07:40:33Z · last 2026-08-23T23:36:27Z · source URL · SHA-256 6881daeb975a7c4ade002ae181f0bd264443bfaa30b35fd9596a3e5fa3930681 · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · last-confirmed-alive is unknown · OONI/Bleedthrough join is instrument-level, not URL corroboration - undertext:fusion:ddtiTranslations: “Sometimes Forgetting Is as Terrible as the Disaster.” Censored Reflections on the Deadly Zhengzhou Floods, Five Years On
Translations: “Sometimes Forgetting Is as Terrible as the Disaster.” Censored Reflections on the Deadly Zhengzhou Floods, Five Years On DDTI terms: censorship, subway, online censorship, social media censorship, floods, natural disasters, Chengdu, Henan, Li Zhi, Sometimes Forgetting Is as Terrible as the Disaster, State Council, Zhengzhou, accountability, drones, mourning Recent weeks have seen extreme weather across central and southern China, particularly in Guangxi, where a dam breach led to at least 26 deaths. These events sparked widespread online discussion about accountability for human failings that exacerbated the damage; lionization of rescue efforts as a distraction from those failings; official euphemisms such as "a gap […] Translations: “Sometimes Forgetting Is as Terrible as the Disaster.” Censored Reflections on the Deadly Zhengzhou Floods, Five Years On
first 2026-02-26T07:40:33Z · last 2026-08-23T23:36:27Z · source URL · SHA-256 ea4065eb977684a390d7ee6ee3cdeaf4890cff2e495d0e339114627dc8546b97 · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · last-confirmed-alive is unknown · OONI/Bleedthrough join is instrument-level, not URL corroboration - undertext:fusion:ddtiTranslation: Euphemism and Censorship Surround Guangxi Flooding, Dam Breach News
Translation: Euphemism and Censorship Surround Guangxi Flooding, Dam Breach News DDTI terms: censorship, Culture & the Arts, Internet censorship, online censorship, social media censorship, online public opinion, state media, CDT translation, floods, natural disasters, dams, death toll, disaster relief, infrastructure, rainfall, reporting, reservoirs, typhoons, euphemisms, farmers
first 2026-02-26T07:40:33Z · last 2026-08-23T23:36:27Z · source URL · SHA-256 7ac770b8ecb38264921e314242682c0d49474e13f5a9e3fc03eee2ae2801e3bc · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · no deletion-confirmation trail on this row · last-confirmed-alive is unknown · OONI/Bleedthrough join is instrument-level, not URL corroboration - ledger:cdt_english_rootNetizen Voices on the Investigation of Comedian Guo Degang for Riffing on a “Red” Tune: “The Cultural Revolution Never Ended”
News that comedian Guo Degang is under investigation by the Wuhan Municipal Bureau of Culture and Tourism for a playful riff on an old “red tune” has set alarm bells ringing about the state of artistic censorship in China. While playing the popular role of “mad monk” Ji Gong in a theatrical performance in Wuhan […]
first 2026-08-20T04:37:23Z · last 2026-08-20T04:37:23Z · source URL · SHA-256 3e93e2e56d27a69cf9e26fd3efda7652d2975eef0a62d721128809f8317df718 · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · last-confirmed-alive is unknown - ledger:cdt_english_rootTranslation: The Deluge of Blocked Words Online – Why We Feel We “Cannot Speak Openly”
The post translated below, from WeChat account “Summer Flavors,” argues that keyword-based censorship on Chinese online platforms is missing the mark, both unnecessarily restricting harmless speech and failing to address the problems it is meant to target. This leaves users struggling to articulate even relatively innocuous messages in ways that will survive. The post carefully […]
first 2026-08-14T00:51:23Z · last 2026-08-14T00:51:23Z · source URL · SHA-256 b8f3830622bf9df248f1118ad1e319e4d731c2d042c5914bf02f7a2aa2f24b70 · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · last-confirmed-alive is unknown - ledger:cdt_english_rootTranslation: No Scaling the Great Firewall in the Library
The notice below was issued by the Hunan Library, a provincial institution located in Changsha. It announces the temporary suspension of library Wi-Fi in response to "hazardous" use of censorship circumvention tools. The message is underlined by the inclusion of partly redacted cellphone numbers belonging to three alleged offenders, implicitly reminding library patrons that network […
first 2026-07-29T23:48:00Z · last 2026-07-29T23:48:00Z · source URL · SHA-256 bc3e1de5e1390cd89819bb1dd18df5af0d387dc9426e31f7d3903c5f8cf081fe · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · last-confirmed-alive is unknown - ledger:cdt_english_rootTranslations: “Sometimes Forgetting Is as Terrible as the Disaster.” Censored Reflections on the Deadly Zhengzhou Floods, Five Years On
Recent weeks have seen extreme weather across central and southern China, particularly in Guangxi, where a dam breach led to at least 26 deaths. These events sparked widespread online discussion about accountability for human failings that exacerbated the damage; lionization of rescue efforts as a distraction from those failings; official euphemisms such as "a gap […]
first 2026-07-27T20:03:29Z · last 2026-07-27T20:03:29Z · source URL · SHA-256 cf5d545376c1ddac0a389a1e85491c994aca86adfdf7883463c538b0f6dcb6aa · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · last-confirmed-alive is unknown - github-refuge[github-refuge:quiet] net4people/bbs
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first 2026-08-24T02:10:18Z · last 2026-08-24T02:10:18Z · source URL · SHA-256 6cf5fb36595d96af460807cb969eda9d649313a3111df26614295dec78d1f477 · Wayback lookup · Ghostarchive lookup · language en · 1 confirmation · topic-or-url-context-not-corroborationuncertainty: no witnessed Wayback snapshot; lookup is an address to try · public text is title/term only; article body was not captured · no China Digital Times ledger join