文革50周年反思研讨会的议程(魏京生基金会主办)
地点:
美国首都华盛顿
1150 Connecticut Ave., NW #900, DC 20036 (9楼)
时间:
2016年5月13日(星期五)上午10点--2016年5月14日(星期六)下午5点
文革50周年反思研讨会的议程
2016年5月13日(星期五)的议程
上午10点:开幕
为文革中及中共统治下被迫害致死的人们默哀
演讲及讨论:
魏京生:《文革五十周年--世纪教训》
遇罗文(遇罗克之弟):《文革期间的民主与毛泽东的神话》
夏业良教授(加图研究所客座研究员/经济学家):《文革灾难与思维惯性》
拉玛巧(前青海法学院教师,现任自由亚洲电台藏语部法律顾问):《西藏与文革》
合影
12点半至2点:午餐
下午2点至6点:演讲及讨论
郑义(作家):《回忆文革中的群众组织》
陈奎德博士(普林斯顿中国学社执行主席):《在文革中的萌芽的自由派思潮》
朱晓明(文革亲历者,美媒资深编辑):《共产专制不废,文化革命不止》
陈钊(香港民主中国促进会秘书长, 中国社会民主党秘书长):《回顾香港文革,反思今日中国》
叶宁律师:《该不该造反?略论毛泽东对中华民族犯罪一生的唯一一次例外--一个历史反革命分子的儿子,现行反革命分子本人对文革的认识》
晚7点:晚餐(欲共进晚餐的与会者,请与黄慈萍联络)
2016年5月14日(星期六)的议程
上午10点至下午1点:演讲及讨论
王九蛋博士:《文革与产权》
Gary Nong: 《文革对于60后一代人的影响》
黄慈萍:《文革对我家庭的冲击及对我一生的影响正是这几代中国人受中共迫害悲剧的缩影》
研讨会专场讨论
下午1点至2点:午餐
下午2点至5点:研讨会讨论
下午5点:会议结束
联络研讨会主持人:魏京生基金会执行主任黄慈萍 1-202-270-6980 HCP@WeiJingSheng.org
(停车可在楼下的付费停车场。周六有路边收费位。)
地点:
美国首都华盛顿
1150 Connecticut Ave., NW #900, DC 20036 (9楼)
时间:
2016年5月13日(星期五)上午10点--2016年5月14日(星期六)下午5点
文革50周年反思研讨会的议程
2016年5月13日(星期五)的议程
上午10点:开幕
为文革中及中共统治下被迫害致死的人们默哀
演讲及讨论:
魏京生:《文革五十周年--世纪教训》
遇罗文(遇罗克之弟):《文革期间的民主与毛泽东的神话》
夏业良教授(加图研究所客座研究员/经济学家):《文革灾难与思维惯性》
拉玛巧(前青海法学院教师,现任自由亚洲电台藏语部法律顾问):《西藏与文革》
合影
12点半至2点:午餐
下午2点至6点:演讲及讨论
郑义(作家):《回忆文革中的群众组织》
陈奎德博士(普林斯顿中国学社执行主席):《在文革中的萌芽的自由派思潮》
朱晓明(文革亲历者,美媒资深编辑):《共产专制不废,文化革命不止》
陈钊(香港民主中国促进会秘书长, 中国社会民主党秘书长):《回顾香港文革,反思今日中国》
叶宁律师:《该不该造反?略论毛泽东对中华民族犯罪一生的唯一一次例外--一个历史反革命分子的儿子,现行反革命分子本人对文革的认识》
晚7点:晚餐(欲共进晚餐的与会者,请与黄慈萍联络)
2016年5月14日(星期六)的议程
上午10点至下午1点:演讲及讨论
王九蛋博士:《文革与产权》
Gary Nong: 《文革对于60后一代人的影响》
黄慈萍:《文革对我家庭的冲击及对我一生的影响正是这几代中国人受中共迫害悲剧的缩影》
研讨会专场讨论
下午1点至2点:午餐
下午2点至5点:研讨会讨论
下午5点:会议结束
联络研讨会主持人:魏京生基金会执行主任黄慈萍 1-202-270-6980 HCP@WeiJingSheng.org
(停车可在楼下的付费停车场。周六有路边收费位。)
Program for the Roundtable Presentation and Discussion: Reflections on the 50th Anniversary of the Cultural Revolution -- Hosted by the Wei Jingsheng Foundation
Location: 1150 Connecticut Ave., NW # 900, Washington, DC 20036, USA (on the 9th floor)
Time: from 10 AM on May 13, 2016 (Friday) to 5 FM on May 14, 2016 (Saturday)
PROGRAM
May 13, 2016 (Friday)
10:00 AM: Opening Remarks
Moment of silence for the victims who were persecuted during the Cultural Revolution and under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party
Presentation and discussion:
Wei Jingsheng:
"Observing the fiftieth anniversary of the Cultural Revolution - the Lesson for the Century"
Yu Luowen (brother of Yu Luoke, the most well-known martyr in the Cultural Revolution):
"The myth of Mao Zedong and democracy during the Cultural Revolution"
Professor Xia Yeliang (Economist and visiting fellow at the Cato Institute):
"The disaster of the Cultural Revolution and inertia of people's thinking"
Lama Kyab Gazan (Former Teacher at Qinghai Law School, and law consultant for RFA Tibetan Service):
"Tibet and the Cultural Revolution"
Group Photo
12:30 to 14:00: Lunch
14:00 to 18:00: presentation and discussion
Zheng Yi (writer):
"Memories of the mass organizations during the Cultural Revolution."
Dr. Chen Kuide (Executive Director Of Princeton China Initiative):
"The liberal thoughts during the Cultural Revolution"
Zhu Xiaoming (witness of the Cultural Revolution and a senior editor for a US media):
"One cannot stop the Cultural Revolution without terminating Communist tyranny"
Chen Zhao (Convenor of China Democratic Socialist Party and Convenor of Hong Kong federation For A Democratic China):
"Recalling the Cultural Revolution in Hong Kong, reflecting on China Today"
Lawyer Ye Ning:
"Rebel or not? The only one exception of Mao Zedong, who made a lifetime crime to the Chinese nation
-- My understanding of the Cultural Revolution as a current counter-revolutionary and a son of a historical counter-revolutionary."
19:00: Dinner
(For these attendees who would like to join our dinner, please contact Huang Ciping so we have a current head count)
May 14, 2016 (Saturday)
10:00 to 13:00: presentations and discussion
Dr. Wang Jiudan:
"Cultural Revolution and property rights"
Gary Gong:
"The influence of the Cultural Revolution for the 1960's generation"
Huang Ciping:
"The impact of the Cultural Revolution on my family and on my life
-- a personal representation of the tragedy of the generations of Chinese people who were persecuted by the Chinese Communist regime"
Group discussion Session
13:00 to 14:00: Lunch
14:00 to 17:00: Group discussion session
17:00: Closing Remarks
Moderator of the roundtable: Huang Ciping, Executive Director of the Wei Jingsheng Foundation (phone: 1-202-270-6980)
(a parking garage is right under the office building for about $15/day; there is also street meter parking available on Saturday)
Location: 1150 Connecticut Ave., NW # 900, Washington, DC 20036, USA (on the 9th floor)
Time: from 10 AM on May 13, 2016 (Friday) to 5 FM on May 14, 2016 (Saturday)
PROGRAM
May 13, 2016 (Friday)
10:00 AM: Opening Remarks
Moment of silence for the victims who were persecuted during the Cultural Revolution and under the rule of the Chinese Communist Party
Presentation and discussion:
Wei Jingsheng:
"Observing the fiftieth anniversary of the Cultural Revolution - the Lesson for the Century"
Yu Luowen (brother of Yu Luoke, the most well-known martyr in the Cultural Revolution):
"The myth of Mao Zedong and democracy during the Cultural Revolution"
Professor Xia Yeliang (Economist and visiting fellow at the Cato Institute):
"The disaster of the Cultural Revolution and inertia of people's thinking"
Lama Kyab Gazan (Former Teacher at Qinghai Law School, and law consultant for RFA Tibetan Service):
"Tibet and the Cultural Revolution"
Group Photo
12:30 to 14:00: Lunch
14:00 to 18:00: presentation and discussion
Zheng Yi (writer):
"Memories of the mass organizations during the Cultural Revolution."
Dr. Chen Kuide (Executive Director Of Princeton China Initiative):
"The liberal thoughts during the Cultural Revolution"
Zhu Xiaoming (witness of the Cultural Revolution and a senior editor for a US media):
"One cannot stop the Cultural Revolution without terminating Communist tyranny"
Chen Zhao (Convenor of China Democratic Socialist Party and Convenor of Hong Kong federation For A Democratic China):
"Recalling the Cultural Revolution in Hong Kong, reflecting on China Today"
Lawyer Ye Ning:
"Rebel or not? The only one exception of Mao Zedong, who made a lifetime crime to the Chinese nation
-- My understanding of the Cultural Revolution as a current counter-revolutionary and a son of a historical counter-revolutionary."
19:00: Dinner
(For these attendees who would like to join our dinner, please contact Huang Ciping so we have a current head count)
May 14, 2016 (Saturday)
10:00 to 13:00: presentations and discussion
Dr. Wang Jiudan:
"Cultural Revolution and property rights"
Gary Gong:
"The influence of the Cultural Revolution for the 1960's generation"
Huang Ciping:
"The impact of the Cultural Revolution on my family and on my life
-- a personal representation of the tragedy of the generations of Chinese people who were persecuted by the Chinese Communist regime"
Group discussion Session
13:00 to 14:00: Lunch
14:00 to 17:00: Group discussion session
17:00: Closing Remarks
Moderator of the roundtable: Huang Ciping, Executive Director of the Wei Jingsheng Foundation (phone: 1-202-270-6980)
(a parking garage is right under the office building for about $15/day; there is also street meter parking available on Saturday)
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