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editExample Issue of Open Magazine hosted by Simon Fraser University Library
Magazine is blocked on China's microblogging service
Open Magazine / kāifàng zázhì) is a Hong Kong monthly magazine founded in January 1987. Its original title was Liberation Monthly.
Hong Kongers Protest Beijing Professor Calling Them “Dogs“
Hong Kong Open Magazine Executive Editor Tsai Yung-mei says this isn’t the first time Kong has attacked people in Hong Kong.
[Tsai Yung-mei, Executive Editor, Hong Kong Open Magazine]: "The CCP backs up Kong Qingdong. He is just a CCP thug. He smears every individual—even newspapers or news reporters who dare to criticize the Chinese regime. He vilifies others as traitors, using his words as a club that he has to strike at people."
From Tiananmen Square to the world's factory
"There are two circumstances that make it easy for the Chinese government to maintain control of the economy without need for political reform," said Jin Zhong, chief editor of Open Magazine (Hong Kong), a longtime observer of China's political scene. "The vast amount of labor available in China and the low wages that people accept there still."
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Potential Confusion
editThere is an Indian magazine Open the Magazine with a similar name.