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9/20/03) June 4th Massacre
(11): 09/89 The Last Shot －On the 100th Day of the
June 4th Tiananmen Massacre, China Times, Sept 9, 1989. 08/90 A Lightly Drifting Heaviness 06/91 Night of the
Little White Flowers, Jun 8, 1991 06/91 Night of the Little
White Flowers, Jun 13, 1991 06/93 A Speech at the Fourth
Anniversary of the June
4th Massacre in Boston, Jun 4, 1993 06/94 Our Nation's Destiny is Tied Together with
the Democracy Movement, A Speech at the Fifth Anniversary of the June 4th Massacre in Boston,
Jun 4, 1994 (see also China
Spring, No. 7, 1994) 06/97 To Understand the Mothers or the Butchers? A Speech at the Eighth Anniversary of June 4th
Massacre,
Jun 4, 1997, (see also China Spring, No. 7, 1997) 98 On Family Reunion 06/98 What the Chinese Need Most is the June 4th Complex, A Speech at the
Ninth Anniversary of the June 4th Massacre in Boston, Jun 2, 1998 (See also Beijing
Spring, No. 7, 1998) 06/99 Ten Years of June 4th Massacre, Beijing Spring, July 1, 1999 07/00 The Significance of Commemorating June 4th, Beijing Spring, Aug 2002 Overseas Democratic Movement
(14): 09/90 Expectations for the 2nd
Congress of the Democratic Front 03/91 Getting out of the Doldrums, A Speech
at the Eighth Annual Conference of the Grand Coalition of the Three People's
Principles in the Bay Area 04/92 The Role of the Overseas Democracy Movement
and the Issues for the Establishment of Political Parties, China Spring, No.
4, 1992 11/92 The Overseas Democracy Movement and the
Rights to Returning
Home, China
Spring, Sept 1992 11/98 Developments and
Prospective of Human Rights and Democracy in China, Draft for Speech
I at
the
Third International Human
Rights Congress in Poland, Oct 14 -18,
199898, Beijing
Spring, No.
11, 1998 03/99 Inspiration from East European Democratic Activists (with
Mr. Chen Kuide), Beijing
Spring, March 1999 04/99 Reflection on Public Formation of Political
Parties, Beijing
Spring, Apr 1999 12/99 New Issues for Chinese Overseas Democratic Movement - On China's
Entrance to the WTO, Draft of Speech at Round Table Meeting of Chinese
Overseas Democratic Movement, Dec 27,
1999, also on Beijing Spring, Apr 2000 01/01 End of Impunity Movement is a Part of
Democratic Movement，Beijing Spring, Apr 2001 01/01 Yang Jianli on International Conference for Global Democracy Movement, China Spring, Jan 2001 06/01 Constitutional Democracy Movement - an interview
with The Voice of China Radio 07/01 Globalization,
Global Democratization and China - Draft of Opening Speech at
International Conference on the Impact of Globalization on
China and Cross Straits Relations 08/01 The Constitution
of the Federal Republic of China - A Draft Proposal 04/02 Neutralize the Tactics Separating the Domestic
and Overseas Pro-democracy Movement Views Critical of the CCP (20): 05/91 Our Position and Points of View – An Open Letter to the Chinese Communist
Party and the Beijing Government 08/91 A Poor Mouse Trying to Eat A Beaver, Evil
Can Get Nowhere 08/91 An Analysis on the Tactics of the Chinese
Communists in its Resistance to Peaceful Evolution 01/92 The Political Goals behind the Three Gorges
Dam Project, The
Common People, Jan 1992 05/92 There is No Victor in a Vicious Cycle 96 Physical but not Spiritual Freedom – On the Nature and Lessons of "Freedom
of Association" during Culture
Revolution and its Inspiration on Future Constitutional Democracy 07/96 Physical but Not Spiritual Freedom (with
Yang Xiaokai), Beijing
Spring, July 1996 07/97 Ends or Means? 09/97 Ends or Means? China Spring, No. 9,
1997 05/98 The Ninth People's Congress: No
Revolution Whatsoever, Transcript of the Interview by Huasheng Radio, China Spring, Nos. 5
and 6, 1998 03/99 An Open Letter to Chinese Premier Zhu Rongji 07/99 China can Neither Suppress Thoughts nor Block Exchange of Ideas - Draft
of Speech at the 7th Award Ceremony
for Outstanding News and Cultural Achievements, July 7, 1999 11/99 Jealously Guarded Power, Asia Pacific Review, Nov 3, 1999 06/01 The Legitimacy of the
CCP Rule and the Constitutional Democratic Movement, Draft of Speech
at China Conference for the 12th
Anniversary of June 4th in Sydney, Australia, June 2nd, 2001 08/01 Trifling Skills
Cannot Help the Chinese Communist Party Avoid Its Legitimacy Crisis 09/01 No Civilization, No Modernization 11/01 A
Country will not be
Prosperous without Credibility - Thoughts on Open Examination
and Selection of Public
Servants in China 12/01 Democratic
System and Corruption 02/02 Dodge Criminal Charges in the Name of the
Nation? 03/02 Comments on Premier Zhu
Rongji's Government Work Report, A Dialogue between Dr. Chen Guide and
Dr. Yang Jianl China's Unification (5): 06/92 From "One
Country, Two Regimes, Multi-modes Consolidation" to "One Nation One System", Draft of Speech
at
the Seminar on June 4th Massacre in Retrospect and Prospect at the 3rd
Anniversary of the Massacre hosted by the Grand Coalition of the
Three People's Principles in San Francisco 03/96 China's
Future in the 21st
Century Lies in its Democratic Unification 08/97 An Open
Letter to the Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party on Peaceful
Unification of the Country, Outpost and Beijing
Spring, Aug 1997 10/98 Understand the Fundamental Issues in Cross Strait Relations with Basic Logic 11/98 Understand
the Fundamental Issues in Cross Strait Relations with the Most Basic Logic, Words
Prior to the 2nd Talk between Mr. Wang
Daohan and Mr. Guzhenpu, Beijing Spring
and
China Spring, No. 11, 1998 Theoretic Studies and Analyses
(18): 01/93 An Analysis of the Principle of the
Virtuous Cycle, China Spring, June 1993 05/94 China's
Democratization and the New Authoritarianism, Contemporary
China Research, May 1994 12/95 Popularize Instead of Mystify Democracy- Dr. Yang Jianli on People's Confidence as the Corner
Stone of Constitutional Democracy,
Outpost
Monthly, Dec 1995 95 Timely
and Appropriate Democratization is Necessary and Feasible -- On also the Historical Merits and Demerits of
Neo-Authoritarianism 07/96 Intellectuals and China's Contemporary Politics, Boston Asia
Radio Air Talk, July 26, 1996 11/97 The Revolution of 1911 and Modern China's
Nation-Building Spirit, China Spring, No.
11, 1997 11/98 Chinese
Intellectuals' CCP Passion and Moral Standard – An Exclusive Interview
with An Qi, Beijing Spring, No. 11, 1998 01/99 The Order-Disorder-New Order Cycle - Political Transformation
and the Establishment of Constitutional
Democracy in China, Draft of Speech at China in the 21th Century
Conference, Jan 23, 1999 01/99 Universal Declaration of Human
Rights and Chinese Culture, Beijing Spring, No. 1, 1999 05/99 CCP's Amendments to the PRC Constitution and Options of China's
Constitutional Democracy (with Peng Zhuo),
Beijing
Spring, May 1999 08/99 Politics in Culture and Culture in Politics, Opening, Aug 1999 09/99 Political Transformation and the Establishment of Constitutional Democracy
in China, Beijing
Spring, Sept 1999 09/99 The Order-Disorder-New Order Cycle - Political Transformation
and the Establishment of Constitutional
Democracy in China, Beijing
Spring, Sept 1999 02/00 Is There a Democratic Wing inside the Chinese Communist Party? Feb
14, 2000 05/00 A Theory of Five Parties, Draft of Speech at the Conference on
Taiwan's General Election and China's Democratic
Future, China Spring and Outpost, May 2000 08/00 The Liberals and the New Leftists (with Dr. Chen Kuide), China Spring, Aug 2000 11/00 A Theory of Five Parties, Asia Pacific Review, Nov 2, 2000 04/01 Is There a Democratic Wing inside the Chinese Communist Party? Beijing Spring, Apr 2001 China's Economy (5) 05/93 The Difference of Two Types of Pressures
Resulted from the Commercialization of Ruling
Power 07/93 An
Evaluation of Deng
Xiaoping's Economic Reforms and a Prediction
for China's Economy in the Post- Deng Era 07/93 Periodic
Economic Crises – Unbalanced Freedom, Order and Equality 08/95 On
China's Power Economy (with
Xu Xin and He Xiaochuan), China Spring, Aug - Oct 1995 11/95 On the Power Economy of the
Chinese Communists (Two Parts), Mainland China, Nov - Dec 1995 Commentaries or Reviews of
Current Affairs (14): 05/93 Reflection on the Daqiuzhuang
Village Incident, Boston
Review, May 2, 1993 12/93 Reflection on Mao Zedong Fad – A Commemoration on Mao's Hundredth Birthday 05/96 Rid of Nationalistic Sentiment and
Safeguard Hong Kong's Democracy and Freedom, China Spring, May 1996 01/97 Nationalism and Democracy – A Second Reflection
on 1997 97 Love
Hong Kong without Loving the People
there and be Patriotic without Passion to Fellow
Countrymen? 06/98 Reflection on Clinton's Visit to
China 07/98 Let Me Answer Your Questions – A Letter to the
Students of Beijing Universit, July 1, 1998 08/98 The Political Implications of the Chinese Democratic Party Incident, Aug 20, 1998 12/98 Taiwan's General Election from
My Perspective 12/99 A Political Review of China in 1999 (with Dr. Chen Kuide)，Dec 1999 01/01 The Rising of the "Democracy International" (with Dr.
Chen Kuide)，Jan 3, 2001, Taipei 03/01 The Rising of the "Democracy International" in the World, Opening, March 2001 04/01 Year 2000: China Political Review, A Dialogue between Dr. Chen
Kuide and
Dr. Yang Jianli,, China Spring,
Apr
2001 Grass-root Advacates (18): 05/93 An Appeal 05/93 A Call to Endorse Mr. Wei Jingsheng for the 1994 Nobel Peace
Prize 05/93 Let's Start
Working on China's "House of Representatives" 12/94 Strive for Mr.
Wei Jingsheng to be Awarded the 1995 Nobel Peace Prize, China Spring, Dec
1994 03/95 Continue to Strive for Mr. Wei Jingsheng to Be Awarded the Nobel
Peace Prize, China
Spring, March 1995 10/95 A Letter to the US Congress, Oct 14, 1995 10/97 Please Uphold a Human Rights Concept That
Does Not Degrade
the Chinese People, Oct 27, 1997 11/97 The Chinese also Need Human Rights - Draft
of Speech at the Harvard Rally in Protest of Jiang Zemin's Visit, Nov 1, 1997 97 The
Questions We Should Ask Jiang Zemin 12/97 Please
Accept the Human Rights Concept that does not Humiliate the Chinese People, Beijing
Spring, No.12, 1997 02/98 Fight, Flight and Fight, Draft of
Speech at Education for Public Inquiry and International Citizenship, Tufts University,
Feb 28, 1998 10/98 Universality vs. Particularity - Universal Declaration
of Human Rights and Chinese Culture, Draft of Speech II at the Third
International Human Rights Congress, Poland, Oct 14 -18, 1998 11/98 Transcript
of the Speech at the International Human Rights Congress in Poland, Beijing
Spring, No. 11, 1998 08/00 Draft of Speech at a Rally Protesting Li Peng, Aug 30, 2000 10/00 Supporting Each
Other in Our Common Cause of Fighting Dictatorship, Oct 5, 2000 05/01 Our Appeal, China Spring, May 2001 06/01 A Call from Dr. Yang Jianli and Mr. Feng
Congde for Debates on Standard of Patriots Book Reviews/Commentaries (4): 97 Who can Say No to the True History -
Forewords for
"China Can Say No, But What
Do the Chinese Communists
Say?” 10/97 Postscripts for "Behind
the Red Patriotism",
Beijing
Spring, No. 10, 1997 02/99 The "Tibet Heat" Returns to Chinese Society -
Forewords for "Dialogue between the Dalai Lama and the Han Chinese 08/01 Recommendation
to "A Yuan-he
Constitutional Transformation",
a book review Non-Violence Advocates (6): 09/01 We
Must Break the Cycle of Violence - Draft of Opening Speech at the Second
Interethnic Leadership Workshop 01/02 On
Non-Violence Principles and Movement
- Draft of Speech at the 4th Annual Round Table Meeting of Chinese Overseas
Democratic Movement, Washington DC 02/02 A Debate between Dr.
Yang Jianli and Dr. Xiang Xiaoji: Principles of Nonviolence 02/02 On
Non-Violence Principles and Movement: the
Second Paper 03/02 On Non-Violence
Principles and Movement: the Third
Paper 03/02 On Non-Violence
Principles and Movement: the Fourth
Paper Miscellaneous (25): 08/90 Make Friends, Change Positions, and Time
Difference, Press
Freedom Guardian, Aug 1990 10/90 Ice-cream and Ten Monologues, The Square, Oct 1990 10/90 A Memorial Speech for the Hungarians Who
Died for Their Freedom in 1956, San
Francisco, CA, USA, Oct
21, 1990 10/92 The Sacred and Arduous Road 11/92 Contend
and Search, Contend, No. 11, 1992 02/93 A Holy Crusade,
Feb 24, 1993 06/93 On Moral Resources 03/95 Who is Hanging a Bell on a Cat's Neck? China Spring, March
1995 04/97 We cannot Change the
People in the Past, but Can Influence the People in the Future, Beijing
Spring, No.
1997 10/97 A Letter to the
University Newspaper of Harvard 10/97 A Radio One-on-One
Debate between Dr. Yang Jianli and
Professor Vogel 08/98 Other People's Athlete's
Foot and Your Own Cancer, Aug
15, 1998 02/99 Communiqué on the Visit to the Tibetan Government in
Exile, Feb 23, 1999 07/99 Opening Speech at the Conference on Party Politics in China, July
17, 1999 09/00 Build the "Fourth Branch of the Government" First, China Spring, Sept 2000 10/00 There Must be a Better Way, Draft
of Opening Speech at Interethnic Leadership Conference, Oct 2, 2000 see
also China
Spring, Nov 2000 10/00 Please Remember this Warm and Friendly Night,
Oct 4, 2000 02/01 China's Diplomatic Strategies with the Unite States and Russia, A
Dialogue between Dr. Chen Kuide and Dr. Yang Jianli, Feb 18, 2001 03/01 A Dialog between Dr. Chen Kuide and Dr. Yang Jianli on TMD and NMD 09/01 On the Tragedy of Sept. 11 in the United States and China's Response, A Dialogue between Dr. Chen Kuide and
Dr. Yang Jianli, Jan 9, 2001 10/01 Politics
in Humanity and Humanity in Politics - Written in
the Eve of the
Mid-Autumn Festival 11/01 China and the War on Afghanistan, A Dialogue
between Dr. Chen Kuide and Dr. Yang Jianli
12/01 Topics beyond China's
Entrance to WTO, Dec 2, 2001 01/02 Hopes
in the New Year, Jan 1, 2002 01/02 Mourn
with Deep Grief for our beloved Dr. Liu Kaisheng, Jan 19, 2002 |
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