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When a Documentary Packages Allegations as Fact——Examining 11 Allegations About Shen Yun in ARTE's Documentary — and How the Media Can Mislead the Public- IG06
How can a 22-minute documentary shape public opinion through selective editing, personal testimony, legal allegations, and striking financial figures? In this book, Fang Tianliang examines 11 allegations concerning Shen Yun presented in an ARTE documentary, distinguishing documented facts from accusations and interpretations. A reflection on journalistic responsibility, media influence, and the importance of independent judgment.
Fang Tianliang
2 days ago77 min read


How Overseas Chinese Can Step Out of Truman’s World — Five Reflections on Intellectual Freedom -IG05
Leaving China does not necessarily mean leaving behind the habits of thought formed there. Inspired by The Truman Show, Fang Tianliang explores five questions about freedom of expression, childhood political oaths, historical responsibility, the distinction between China and the Chinese Communist Party, and the courage to think independently.
Fang Tianliang
2 days ago55 min read
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