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Forbidden Books Archive
Welcome to the Forbidden Books Archive. This repository collects numerous books that have been banned from publication, distribution, or subjected to strict censorship in mainland China due to political, historical, or cultural reasons.
These books are like starlight in the dark night, recording the true history obscured by official grand narratives, reflecting the profound introspection of intellectuals on the nation's destiny, and the real encounters of people at the bottom during turbulent times. Whether it's restoring the truth of the CCP's history, recording the bitter lessons of the Great Famine and the Cultural Revolution, or exposing the political games at the center of power, these forbidden books are our important channels to seek the truth and refuse to forget.
Reading these books is not only a adherence to freedom of speech and thought, but also an awakening of the spirit of independent thinking. We have compiled detailed book lists, authors, and core themes for you, dedicated to building a free reading and communication space, so that those memories that should not be erased can be inherited.
Catalog of Forbidden Books
| Title | Author | Theme |
|---|---|---|
| Xi Jinping and His Lovers | Chang Boyang | Tears away the hypocritical disguise of the CCP's top leader, exposing his decadent private life and the dark money network built on political bones. Note: Xi Jinping personally directed the cross-border kidnapping of Hong Kong Causeway Bay booksellers because of this book, further triggering 2 million people to take to the streets in Hong Kong's Anti-Extradition Law Amendment Bill Movement. |
| Mao Zedong and His Women | Jing Fuzi | Strips away the "Great Leader's" divine cloak, exposing the unrestrained debauchery of his harem and the imperial dictatorial rule that treated human lives like grass. |
| Jiabiangou Chronicles | Yang Xianhui | A tearful accusation of the CCP's "Anti-Rightist" tyranny, brutally depicting the purgatory where thousands of intellectuals turned into desert bones amidst starvation, torture, and enslavement. |
| Tombstone | Yang Jisheng | Carves the evidence of the CCP's systemic massacre with ironclad historical materials, sorrowfully recording the eternal tragedy of 36 million Chinese people resorting to cannibalism and starving to death in the man-made Great Famine. |
| The Private Life of Chairman Mao | Li Zhisui | Pierces the dark core deep within the red walls at point-blank range, horrifyingly restoring the pathological madness of Mao Zedong's later years—tyrannical, ruthless, manipulative, and dragging the entire nation down with him. |
| How the Red Sun Rose | Gao Hua | Peels off the "glorious and correct" skin of the "revolution", deeply uncovering the evil history of Mao Zedong building a fascist totalitarian meat grinder through bloody rectifications and terrifying brainwashing. |
| Clouds of History | Gao Hua | Shatters the false historical myths forged by the CCP, thoroughly exposing to the world the cruel brainwashing, power-grabbing conspiracies, and the blood debts of millions of innocent souls. |
| Peking Chronicles | Jing Fuzi | Epically recreates the bloody power struggles among the top echelons of the Red Dynasty after the CCP took power, exposing the political purges completely devoid of human decency under the dictatorial system. |
| Zhongnanhai Enmities | Jing Fuzi | Tears through the heavy dark curtains of Zhongnanhai, directly hitting the cold-blooded games of CCP oligarchs in their endless political mutual destruction, using hundreds of millions of citizens as sacrifices for political struggles. |
| Last Years of Zhou Enlai | Gao Wenqian | Completely shatters the hypocritical halo of the "Good Premier", exposing his cowardice and coldness in acting as a totalitarian accomplice to protect himself amidst the mountains of corpses and seas of blood during the Cultural Revolution. |
| The Corpse Walker | Liao Yiwu | Records the weeping tragedy of China's bottom rung struggling like ants under the crushing weight of totalitarianism, directly hitting how the system exploits ordinary people to the desperate end of broken families. |
| Red Roulette | Desmond Shum | Thrillingly uncovers how CCP elite families privatize national wealth, revealing the kleptocratic dark curtain woven by greed, murder, and the collusion of power. |
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