Drudge Retort: Red Meat for Yellow Dogs
Friday, January 15, 2010

Han Han, China's most popular blogger, is used to being asked how he pursues a double career as best-selling novelist and racing driver. "Driving is safer," he said in a recent interview with the FT. "If one day they tell me, you can't write any more', I can still make a living racing. Of course racing is safer than writing. At least it won't land you in jail."

But now, in the face of Google's threat to quit the country over China's unrelenting efforts to tighten censorship, Han Han might take such risks much more seriously.

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""Sometimes when they tell me to take a blog post down, I take it down, and I won't be very upset."

In other words they censor him and it's ok with him. Some freedom.

""Sometimes when they tell me to take a blog post down, I take it down, and I won't be very upset."

In other words they censor him and it's ok with him. Some freedom.

It's a dance.

DANNI, Han Han has little choice to publicly say otherwise. It's called oppression and if means he can, on occasion, get away with giving a few State Officials the finger w/o being offed, well then...

#4 Robot

Well put.

Han Han Is playing a dangerous game with a Chinese firing squad. I hope he WINS.
I'm willing to bet that if Han Han could say what he thinks of Mao (killed at least 70 million Chinese) he would. But currently that would be a death sentence. Isn't communism wonderful?

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