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Yonghe Temple Incident Sparks Reflections on China’s History and Future
China experts discuss Xi Jinping family’s special ties with Buddhism and an ancient prophecy for 2024.
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[WCS Special] Kenneth Starr: #1 Question For Mueller’s Testimony & China Threat to Religious Freedom
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Congressional Hearing: Attacks on Freedom of Belief Escalate in China
Chinese security forces have recently escalated attacks on religious belief in recent months.
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Film Review: ‘Monk With a Camera’
Being the subject of documentaries runs in the Vreeland family. Celebrated Vogue editor Diana Vreeland’s career was chronicled in her own doc, “Diana Vreeland: the Eye has to Travel” and she logically played a part in films by Bruce Weber and about Bert Stern.
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Sarah Ruhl on Her New Play and Book of Essays
Inspiration for a play can come from anywhere. For Sarah Ruhl’s latest, it came from somewhere close. So close it was in her house all along: It was the babysitter.
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Yonghe Temple Incident Sparks Reflections on China’s History and Future
China experts discuss Xi Jinping family’s special ties with Buddhism and an ancient prophecy for 2024.
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[WCS Special] Kenneth Starr: #1 Question For Mueller’s Testimony & China Threat to Religious Freedom
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Congressional Hearing: Attacks on Freedom of Belief Escalate in China
Chinese security forces have recently escalated attacks on religious belief in recent months.
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Film Review: ‘Monk With a Camera’
Being the subject of documentaries runs in the Vreeland family. Celebrated Vogue editor Diana Vreeland’s career was chronicled in her own doc, “Diana Vreeland: the Eye has to Travel” and she logically played a part in films by Bruce Weber and about Bert Stern.
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Sarah Ruhl on Her New Play and Book of Essays
Inspiration for a play can come from anywhere. For Sarah Ruhl’s latest, it came from somewhere close. So close it was in her house all along: It was the babysitter.
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