CJK
Dylan Levi KingThis began as an outlet for what could be called China analysis, but I have relaxed the rule, so I can write about 1980s Vietnamese cinema, perfume, Korean politics, industrial policy, and Swedish Maoists.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 224 | Subscribers | Read | dylanleviking.substack.com |
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Fragments about fighting IV (New Culture Movement → martial arts → sanda | UFC SHANGHAI WALKER vs. ZHANG - SOLID GOLD LOCKS 🔒🔒🔒)
[jingwu 2, continued] The Jingwu faded. Their modernization failed. The New Men fled or were absorbed. But their influence was there in the guóshù 国术 of the Nationalists and the wǔshù 武术 of the Communists. And then there is an interregnum, ...
Fragment about talking on pay phones II
Conservative in the possibly hopefully meaningless sense of wanting to hold onto a fantasy memory of time space the city of 1950 the city of 1960 1970 …
Fragment about talking on pay phones
As he sat by the river that night, Cedric Wright tried to salvage a memory of the Northern Telecom Centurion stuck to the wall in the space between the sliding doors on the east side of the mall.
Listening to a Chi Zhiqiang playlist (fall of '88, post-STRIKE HARD prisoner songs for sent-down youth back home, young men set free for the first time)
Listen, I should write about the phenomenon. The man doesn’t matter.
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I'm a writer and translator. I write about myself, people I know, and places I go. I translate contemporary Chinese literary fiction into English. I have lived most of my life outside of my own country. I have been in Tokyo since 2015.
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