标题: 樊建川 [打印本页] 作者: choi 时间: 11-9-2012 12:52 标题: 樊建川 Julie Makinen, China Museum Builder Lets History Speak; Fan Jianchuan, an obsessive collector and wealthy developer, uses his massive museum cluster to carefully display objects related to touchy subjects. Los Angeles Times, Nov 8, 2012. http://www.latimes.com/news/nati ... na-museums-20121108,0,7603457.story
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Fan Jianchuan said, "Even when I'm talking to you now, I feel butterflies in my stomach. Because if anything in your article is too ahead of its time, it might cause trouble for the museum."
"Zhang Ming, a professor in the political science department at People's University in Beijing, said Fan's interest in topics such as the Cultural Revolution and the Great Leap Forward helps fill a void left by the state.
'The government is not interested in these issues," Zhang said. "If you look at the Communist Party's 60 years of rule in China, there are 30 years they don't want to talk about.'
Note:
(a) FAN Jianchuan 樊 建川
(b) Museum Cluster Jianchuan 建川博物馆聚落 http://www.jc-museum.cn/cn/int.html
(c) Anren 四川省成都市大邑县 安仁古镇
(d) Red Era Daily Necessities Museum (or more commonly: Red Age Living Necessities Hall)
红色年代生活用品馆 (once one clicks the tag 红色年代系列 in the top horizontal bar)