Catalogue of common sense works

The first part: Understand 70 key fragments of contemporary China.

National Shame: Farewell to "Centennial National Shame"

War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression: Why isn't it over?

Self-abuse: We always like to be mean to ourselves.

"Love": Love that tears society apart.

Anti-China media: Western media are not monolithic.

Anti-law: against policy or against the state?

Traitor: A Vague Historical Phenomenon

Immigration: If a foreigner becomes the anchor of CCTV.

Sports: The Olympic Games did not burn national passion.

Japan (1): Find out who you are against.

Japan (2): Not anti-Japanese, but anti-evil.

Diversification: Different China

World: There is no third world on our map.

Powerful power: the necessity of gentleness

Accent: What's wrong with "Hong Kong and Taiwan accent"

Picture: What kind of dragon are China people descended from?

Cultural invasion: the forgery of Starbucks in the Forbidden City

Positive image: the image of the government can't rely solely on planning.

Honor: Who is qualified to represent us?

China Threat (1): What have we exported?

China Threat (2): The lives of foreigners are in our hands.

Personality Charm: Do leaders have to be charming?

Function: A good drama can't replace the system.

Succession: Why is age the death line for politicians in China?

Good official: What a good official a person should be.

Accountability: plane crash, minister stepping down

Happy event: the style of China's political ceremony

Government: Where is its boundary?

Legitimacy: The government should at least ensure the safety of people's lives.

Special offer: How to distinguish constitutional monarchy from * * * and * *

Democracy: A Long Road to Self-correction

Public opinion: Do officials need to publish their telephone numbers?

Voting (1): Why is it sometimes immoral?

Voting (2): It is not the expression of public opinion, but the decision of public opinion.

History: The Decline and Fall of a Religion in China

Overall situation: What is the "overall situation"

Creating Myths: Historical Issues of New China

Urban management (1): a city for cars or a city for people?

Urban management (2): Is the city appearance more important or people's livelihood more important?

Public space: Who is its real enemy?

Sweatshop: Women workers have no freedom to bleed.

Corporate responsibility: it is the responsibility of people not to poison, not the responsibility of enterprises.

Rich man: neither noble nor capitalist.

Teacher: A basic occupation.

University: Tolerance is the essence of university.

University president: The president's position is comparable to that of the head of state.

College students: the generation that asks their mothers to send them to school.

University professor: There is no need to curse women in academic debates.

Writers' Association: Why the Government Supports Artists

Hidden rules: real rules

"Truth": Fan Paopao's true temperament

Football: A Reflection of China's Social Dilemma

Liu Xiang: An idol ate a living person.

Impetuousness: the collective disease of this era

Rhetoric: the truth of ordinary people

Empty talk: the problem of trust after words are divorced from reality

Trust: the most important and scarce social resource

Rarely: quantifiers limited to bad people.

Suffering: only heroes, no victims; Only moved. Not sad

Natural disasters: where is the role of human beings?

Mourning: Reconciliation with the Dead

Disaster resistance: disasters can't be confronted, but they can only be saved together.

Folk (1): a good helper of the government

Folk (II): The Rise of Volunteers

Datong: Compassion in Earthquake

Unity: the disappearance of dissent

The third space: "Yan Zhao" illuminates the gap between public and private.

Netizen: 200 million netizens have become friends.

Humor: Why can't we laugh?

Trick: Who doesn't like us to laugh?

Vulgar: Why do officials have such good taste?

Negative reporting: Why do you always report negative news?

Speculation: the name and reality of "propaganda"

Defamation: Why is it not a good idea for the government to sue the media?

Information asymmetry: the lack of characteristic resources in China

The second part: the local perspective of peeping into the world.

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