@nytimes reporter covering China and Asia, but mostly China. Got a tip? alexandra.stevenson@nytimes.com GPG
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He was moved to admiration and filled with indignation. China, he wrote, was such a large country that it defied any one broad brush statement. “And yet, under the current leadership, the way in which the government silences alternative points of view makes it hard not to" .. 6
It's this line that keeps repeating in my head today as I think about the implications of China's decision to expel so many of hardworking, talented and dedicated correspondents.. 7
Serious Question: What would your dad think about the WH Press Conference yesterday? Multiple questions on a rumor of what an unnamed official called the virus. Then questions on removing Chinese tariffs in place. Are these the most important questions the public needs answered?
*tariffs on Chinese goods coming into America
Reminds me of the Peking Review we had delivered to us in Parramatta in the seventies, a vehicle for absolute mind control.
During the glorious revolutionary period under The Great Helmsman Mao-Tse-Tung, what happened in China stayed in China (just like Vegas ;-). I miss that.
All countries will expell all non citizens.
Great tweets!
Great thread!
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