Art, Censorship, and Political Intrigue in China

This chapter explores the Gao brothers' provocative sculptures criticizing Mao Zedong and the repercussions they face from Chinese authorities, including recent detentions. It examines the broader implications of artistic freedom and censorship, particularly in light of recent legislative changes that restrict expression in China. The conversation also delves into foreign interference in U.S. politics concerning China and Taiwan, highlighting the ethical complexities of such relationships.

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