Free China: The Courage to Believe (2013)
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as CCTV Anchor
as CCTV Anchor
as China Administrator of Sports
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[The] stories, unobstructed by any attempt at balance, build in narrative power ...
Free China: The Courage to Believe delivers a powerful, if at times heavy-handed, warning: The systematic and state-sanctioned persecution of peaceful citizens is alive and well in China.
Though his treatment of the subject is often superficial, Perlman makes a clear argument for the broader implications, especially for Western consumers.
Free China: The Courage to Believe is a rousing call-to-arms, a demand that the international community take the same fearless approach that Zeng and Lee did in defiance of Chinese human rights atrocities.
A damning nonfiction look at the human rights abuses of China, as filtered specifically through the oppression of Falun Gong practitioners and two sympathetic, steel-spined subjects.
Earnest, interesting, but not wholly satisfying treatment of China's Falun Gong movement.
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