Clippings, 1988

• Items 1-20:

－Overseas students pay price in China. 1988-01-06. 1 sheet ; 22 x 9 cm. By Robert Grieves. "Maoist xenophobia." "The Times, 6 Jan 1988" (Note 2)

－Chinese students yearn for political freedom. 1988-01-06. 2 sheets : illustration ; 8 x 19 cm-26 x 29 cm. By Ann Scott Tyson. "But a year after protests, they stay off streets for fear of reprisal." Christian science monitor, January 6, 1988, pages 1 and 8 (Note 2)

－Soviet play makes sharp thrust at Stalin. 1988-01-07. 1 folded sheet : portrait ; 18 x 39 cm folded to 18 x 29 cm. By Paul Quinn-Judge. Christian science monitor, January 7, 1988, pages 1 and 32 (Note 2)

－Soviet dissidents give new psychiatric law mixed reviews. 1988-01-07. 1 sheet : portrait ; 23 x 29 cm. By Paul Quinn-Judge. Christian science monitor, January 7, 1988, page 32 (Note 2)

－In China, wrinkle of change or just a crumpled old suit?. 1988-01-30. 2 sheets (pages [1, 4]) ; 18 x 11 cm-11 x 17 cm. By Edward A. Gargan. "NY Times, 30 January." Title on page 4: Wrinkle of change or just a crumpled suit? (Note 2)

－Life after utopia : new poets in Moscow. 1988-01. 3 sheets (pages 12-14) : portrait ; 33 x 22 cm (photocopy). By Mikhail Epshtein. "Index on censorship, 1/88." (Note 2)

－Latest Taiwanese films brim with Americana. 1988-02-10. 1 sheet : illustration ; 24 x 23 cm. By Louise Sweeney. Christian science monitor, February 10, 1988, page 19 (Note 2)

－Chinese journalist Liu Binyan named 1988-89 Nieman Fellow. 1988-02-26. 2 sheets : portrait ; 13 x 14 cm-8 x 20 cm. "Harvard University gazette, 26 February 1988" (Note 2)

－Cultural commissars in the camera's eye. 1988-03-10. 3 sheets (pages 42-43, 46) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Geremie Barmé. Far Eastern economic review, March 10, 1988. Also on pages 42-43: Showdown at the home of the Chinese 'western' / by Linda Jaivin. Also on page 46: Eight takes are just fine for Japan's director Itami / by Donald Richie (Note 2)

－Tiger Mountain frolics. 1988-03-19. 1 sheet (page 100) ; 27 x 21 cm. "The arts in China." Detached from: The economist, March 19, 1988 (Note 2)

－Economic reform causes friction between China's two top leaders. 1988-03-22. 1 sheet : portraits ; 28 x 28 cm. By James L. Tyson. "Tussle in Peking precedes parliament." Two clippings from pages 7 and 8 pasted together. Christian science monitor, March 22, 1988 (Note 2)

－Chinese go for going broke. 1988-03-24. 1 sheet : illustrations ; 35 x 38 cm. By Ann Scott Tyson. "National parliament poised to approve bankruptcy law to punish debt-ridden companies." Two clippings from pages 1 and 9 pasted together. Christian science monitor, March 24, 1988 (Note 2)

－Focus : China '88. 1988-03-24. 10 folded sheets (pages 49-[88]) : illustrations (some color) ; 27 cm. Detached from: Far Eastern economic review, March 27, 1988 (Note 2). Includes:
　1) With cat-like tread : ideological liberation creeps in to Zhao Ziyang's China… / by Robert Delfs (pages 49, 51, 55)
　2) Musical chairs at the state council / Robert Delfs (page 55)
　3) Three obstacles, two leaders, and one problem / Robert Delfs (pages 56-57)
　4) Run for election, but do not expect to win / Robert Delfs (pages 56-58)
　5) Development and growth create new confusion / by Louise do Rosario (pages 59-60)
　6) Inflation the threat to further changes / Louise do Rosario (pages 61-63)
　7) Small planning body has a large impact / Louise do Rosario (pages 62-63)
　8)Spirit willing, but the flesh is weak / Louise do Rosario (pages 64-65)
　9) More professional and much less political / by Bob Hu (pages 65-66)
　10) Single ministry plan to boost power production / Elizabeth Cheng (pages 71-73)
　11) Reforms could lead to large deficit / Elizabeth Cheng (pages 72-73)
　12) New freedom to make a profit ... or a loss / Elizabeth Cheng (page 74)
　13) Down on the farm, things are changing / Stephen Dowdle (pages 76-77)
　14) Despite changes, funds fail to flow freely / Elizabeth Cheng (pages 77-79)
　15) Rise in rural birth rate worries planners / by Stephen Morgan (pages 79-80)
　16) Growing problems with the abuse of power / Edward J. Epstein (pages 81-82)
　17) Special economic zones face fight for capital / Elizabeth Cheng (pages 82, 84)
　18) Blowing his own trumpet / Linda Jaivin (pages 84, 86-87) (Note 2)

－The brakes start to work. 1988-03-24. 1 sheet (page 127) : color illustration ; 27 x 21 cm. By Louise do Rosario. Detached from: Far Eastern economic review, March 24, 1988 (Note 2)

－China aims to stifle critics, Harvard dissident says. 1988-03-25. 1 sheet ; 13 x 29 cm. By Charles A. Radin. "The Boston Globe, 25 March 1988" (Note 2)

－Pace of reform hot topic as China congress gets under way. 1988-03-28. 1 sheet : portrait ; 26 x 15 cm. By James L. Tyson. With handwritten notes. Handwritten date being "29 March 1988" but the article appeared on Christian science monitor, March 28, 1988, page 9 (Note 2)

－China tightens its bureaucratic belt. 1988-03-29. 1 sheet ; 40 x 14 cm. By James L. Tyson. Two clippings from pages 7 and 8 pasted together. Christian science monitor, March 29, 1988 (Note 2)

－Art doesn't imitate life at Washington debut of 'Nixon of China'. 1988-03-30. 1 sheet ; 21 x 29 cm. By Louise Sweeney. "Some who made the '72 trip to Peking find the opera vastly different." Christian science monitor, March 30, 1988, page 22 (Note 2)

－No regrets on the long road to Harvard. 1988-03-31. 1 sheet : portrait ; 37 x 22 cm. By Andrew Higgins. On Liu Binyan（劉賓雁）and his journey to the United States. The Boston globe, March 31, 1988 (Note 2)

－China policy shift on study overseas. 1988-04-04. 1 sheet ; 48 x 6 cm. By Dennis Hevesi. "Document confirms reports of limits put on students hoping to go abroad." "N.Y. Times, 4 April." (Note 2)

• Items 21-40:

－Price are soaring, but Party plays on. 1988-04-05. 1 sheet ; 37 x 9 cm. By James L. Tyson. "Outside China's Great Hall." Christian science monitor, April 5, 1988 (Note 2)

－China sit-in spotlights education. 1988-04-11. 1 sheet ; 18 x 15 cm. By Ann Scott Tyson. Christian science monitor, April 11, 1988, page 11 (Note 2)

－Rally 'round the state : Li Peng receives firm backing as premier from NPC delegates. 1988-04-21. 2 sheets (pages 12-13) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Robert Delfs. Far Eastern economic review, April 21, 1988. Also on page 13: Students seek recognition / Robert Delfs (Note 2)

－Chinese students petition ; Students protest restrictions. 1988-04-23. 2 sheets ; 21 x 7 cm-21 x 17 cm (photocopy). By Lisa A. Taggart. The Harvard crimson, volume CLXXXVIII, no. 62 (April 23, 1988), pages 1 and 6 (Note 2)

－Pay as you learn. 1988-04-30. 2 sheets (pages 64, 66) : illustration ; 27 x 21 cm. Detached from: The economist, April 30, 1988. Also on page 64: Basic flaws. Also on page 66: What price freedom? (Note 2)

－"A social contract" and two other articles. 1988-05-12. 4 sheets (pages 72-74, 76) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Louise do Rosario. Far Eastern economic review, May 12, 1988 (Note 2). Includes:
　1) A social contract : Chinese workers cling to their iron rice bowl (pages 72-74)
　2) The footloose few : a handful of young workers make their own careers (pages 72-73)
　3) Peking procrastinates : a city of state workers is slow to change (pages 74, 76) (Note 2)

－Memory as the enemy of tyranny. 1988-05-19. 2 sheets (pages 47, 49) : portraits ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Geremie Barmé. Far Eastern economic review, May 19, 1988 (Note 2)

－Out she goes, again, Miss Ideological Impurity. 1988-05-25. 1 sheet : illustration ; 29 x 23 cm. By Edward A. Gargan. New York times, May 25, 1988 (Note 2)

－Let them eat cash : China tries to scrap food-price control. 1988-05-26. 2 sheets (pages 72-73) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm. By Louise do Rosario. Far Eastern economic review, May 26, 1988. Also on page 73: Costly foreign business / by Ellen Salem (Note 2)

－Home for Asian emigrants is where the art is. 1988-06-02. 2 sheets (pages 46-47) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Alisa Joyce. Far Eastern economic review, June 2, 1988 (Note 2)

－Chinese get rare, baffling glimpse of Western abstract art. 1988-06-07. 1 sheet ; 10 x 29 cm. By Ann Scott Tyson. Christian science monitor, June 7, 1988, page 13 (Note 2)

－Roaring to success under China's reform. 1988-06-09. 1 sheet (pages, 1, 30-32) : illustration ; 37 x 57 cm. By James L. Tyson. Christian science monitor, June 9, 1988. Two sheets pastes together. Also on pages 30-31: 1) Western wind through a Chinese landscape. 2) Days of raspberries and revolution in Manchuria / Marina Bliss (Note 2)

－Peking issues a stern call for order. 1988-06-09. 1 sheet (pages 7-8) : illustration ; 20 x 29 cm. By Ann Scott Tyson. "Atmosphere of unrest threatens reforms, leaders say." Christian science monitor, June 9, 1988 (Note 2)

－Fighting sticky fingers. 1988-06-16. 1 sheet (page 22) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Ellen Salem. "Corrupt cadres erode support for economic reform." Far Eastern economic review, June 16, 1988 (Note 2)

－Dissident fears vacuum of beliefs. 1988-06-18. 1 sheet : portrait ; 37 x 22 cm. By Andrew Higgins. Boston globe, June 18, 1988. On Fang Lizhi（方勵之） (Note 2)

－China's peasants chafe at restraints. 1988-06-23. 1 sheet : illustration, map ; 37 x 29 cm. By Ann Scott Tyson. "After reaping bounty of cash crops, farmers reluctant to grow food grains." Christian science monitor, June 23, 1988, pages 7-8 (Note 2)

－China eyes Soviet conference. 1988-07-05. 1 sheet ; 38 x 15 cm. By James L. Tyson. "Offers big-brotherly advice to ideological rival." Christian science monitor, July 5, 1988, page 12 (Note 2)

－Fang's plea to comrades : what about the thinkers. 1988-07-07. 3 sheets (pages 71-73) : portraits ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Robert Delfs. Far Eastern economic review, July 7, 1988 (Note 2)

－China's spending frenzy. 1988-08-04. 1 sheet (page 48) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Louise do Rosario. "Too much is being spent on wrong items, says report." Far Eastern economic review, August 4, 1988 (Note 2)

－Duped by Chinese cant. 1988-09-01. 2 sheets (pages 44-45) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Ian Buruma. Far eastern economic review, September 1, 1988. Book review on "Disco and democracy". Also on page 44-45: Coca-colonisation of Asia / Freddie Balfour (Note 2)

• Items 41-60:

－China's broken engine. 1988-09-08. 4 sheets (pages 128-131) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Louise do Rosario. "All-important state industry is in a mess." Far Eastern economic review, September 8, 1988 (Note 2)
　Also on pages 128-129: Too many cooks / Louise do Rosario.
　Also on pages 130-131: Withering away of the state enterprise / Louise do Rosario.
　Also on page 131: Manager's bruising battles on the shop floor / Louise do Rosario (Note 2)

－Bar room philosophers to meet the real thing. 1988-09-17. 1 sheet : illustration ; 22 x 40 cm. By Kathy Beach. The Independent, September 17, 1988, page 5 (Note 2)

－What price reform?. 1988-09-22. 2 sheets (pages 70-71) : portrait ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Ellen Salem. "Political opposition and an overheating economy force China's reformers to backtrack." Far Eastern economic review, September 22, 1988. Also on pages 70-71: The exclusion of Zhao / Ellen Salem (Note 2)

－Shifting economic gears. 1988-09-29. 2 sheets (pages 17-18) : portrait ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Robert Delfs. "Price reform gives way to curbing inflation, improving management." Far Eastern economic review, September 29, 1988. Also on page 18: Oops! Wrong map : Filipinos rattle their sabres over a phantom annexation / by Rodney Tasker (Note 2)

－Last in, best served. 1988-09-29. 1 sheet (page 110) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Elizabeth Cheng. "China's trade reforms bring confusion to the market." Far Eastern economic review, September 29, 1988 (Note 2)

－China bans a TV series, sparking fear of crackdown. 1988-10-09. 1 sheet ; 33 x 6 cm. "Boston Sunday Globe, 9 Oct. 1988" On the television series "River elegy"（河殤） (Note 2)

－Lower gear to hold the road. 1988-10-13. 1 sheet (page 42) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Robert Delfs. "Control must be re-asserted if reform is to succeed." Far Eastern economic review, October13, 1988 (Note 2)

－China's price pirates : speculation by cadres is disrupting commodity markets. 1988-10-13. 2 sheets (pages 96-97) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Louise do Rosario. Far Eastern economic review, October 13, 1988. Also on pages 96-97: Bumpkin in trade rings : local authorities muscle in on chaotic markets for a cut / Louise do Rosario (Note 2)

－Asian authors push for a statute of imitations. 1988-10-20. 2 sheets (pages 48-49) ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Sally Adamson Taylor. Far Eastern economic review, October 20, 1988 (Note 2)

－Hair raisers in angry parting. By Jasper Becker. 1988-10-20. 1 sheet ; 9 x 15 cm. "The Guardian, 20 October" (Note 2)

－"Helmsmen's lost bearings" and two other articles. 1988-10-27. 6 sheets (pages 36-41) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). Far Eastern economic review, October 27, 1988 (Note 2). Includes:
　1) Helmsmen's lost bearings : dumping of ideology undermines the party's legitimacy / by Robert Delfs (pages 36-38)
　2) Things fall apart, the centre cannot hold / by Ellen Salem (pages 38-41)
　3) Barons and bandits, a law unto themselves / Ellen Salem (page 40)
　4) Cut strings on southern kites / Robert Delfs (page 41) (Note 2)

－Crackdown on crime. 1988-11-03. 1 sheet (page 23) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Tai Ming Cheung. "The police adopt stiffer measures to fight lawlessness." Far Eastern economic review, November 3,1988 (Note 2)

－Big Brother is watching : China's internal security has become a growth industry. 1988-11-03. 2 sheets (pages 24-25) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Tai Ming Cheung. Far Eastern economic review, November 3, 1988. Also on page 24: Security chief's rising star : Qiao Shi amasses a lot of power / Tai Ming Cheung. Also on page 25: State secrets redefined : officials could still keep information under the wraps / Tai Ming Cheung (Note 2)

－Cho Cho goes to China; M. Butterfly hits Broadway. 1988-11-03. 1 sheet (page 83) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Linda Jaivin. Far Eastern economic review, November 3, 1988 (Note 2)

－Critics now chip away at China's concrete eyesores. 1988-11-17. 3 sheets (pages 54-56) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Geremie Barmé. Far Eastern economic review, November 17, 1988. Also on pages 54-55: Looking for that elusive 'culture,' in a cafe / by Teresa Albor. Also on page 56: New window on Tibet / by Tom Grunfeld (Note 2)

－Rolling river. 1988-11-19. 1 sheet : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). The economist, November 19, 1988, page 105. On the television series "River elegy"（河殤） (Note 2)

－Not so lofty ; Chicken feed. 1988-11-26. 1 sheet : illustration, 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). The economist, November 26, 1988, page 62 (Note 2)

－Forbidden again. 1988-12-03. 1 sheet : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). The economist, December 3, 1988, page 64 (Note 2)

－Here's how to succeed without really complying. 1988-12-08. 3 sheets (pages 40-41, 45) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Shim Jae Hoon. Far eastern economic review, December 8, 1988. Also on pages 40-41: Culinary empire built on one man's faith / by Frank Viviano (Note 2)

－Democracy Wall remembered. 1988-12-15. 2 sheets (pages 38-39) : illustration ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Robert Delfs. "Ten years have passed since Xidan Wall was put off limits." Far eastern economic review, December 15, 1988. Also on pages 38-39: Activists still in prison (Note 2)

• Items 61-63:

－Zhou's in and Mao's out in China's hall of fame. 1988-12-22. 3 sheets (pages 34-35, 38) : illustrations ; 30 x 21 cm (photocopy). By Dick Wilson. Far Eastern economic review, December 22, 1988. Also on pages 34-35: Sweet and sour images find an audience abroad / by Mark Thompson. Also on page 38: The Ugly Chinaman has a sequel : The Sick Chinese / by Shim Jae Hoon (Note 2)

－Erstmals Akte in China : Trotz hoher Preise Warteschlangen in Peking. By Peter Achten. 1988-12-31. 1 sheet ; 33 x 11 cm. "Samstag-Sonntag, 31. Dezember 1988/1. Jänner 1989." In German (Note 2)

－China hotel row : HK men face charges. 1988? 2 sheets : portrait ; 24 x 15 cm-15 x 19 cm (photocopy). By David Lague. Title on page 2: HK men face charges in Guilin row (Note 2)