False equivalency. It is good to learn from history and shed light into dark areas. Your problem is equate too much of dark past with current government as if it is evil or making same mistakes even though it is completely different. Morrison wasn't blaming current US govt
Yiyun Li on Toni Morrison and writing about history and China. I’m going to borrow this answer from now on. https://www.nytimes.com/2019/08/08/opinion/toni-morrison-beijing.html?smid=nytcore-ios- … via @nytimespic.twitter.com/snsbGZTH0i
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I think we can all argue it's important not to forget history. China argues this point when it comes to the atrocities of Japan during war time. We shouldn't forget or we may repeat. The same argument should be made for CCP atrocities of the 20th century.
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You don't have to blame the current leaders but in order for them not to make the same mistakes history shouldn't be sanitised.
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Li Yuan is absolutely correct. If you don’t stand up for others being crushed now by CCP policies, nobody will be left to help when CCP comes for you. HK has won the world‘s admiration, now help it.
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