Erratum

Erratum Due to an error in the production process, the final page of endnotes was inadvertently omitted from p. 74 of Zhiwei Xiao's article "Social Activism during the Republican Period: Two Case Studies of Popular Protests against the Movies," in the April 2000 (Volume 25, No.2) issue of Twentieth-Century China. The editor and staff regret the error, and apologize to Prof. Xiao and to the journal's readers. The omitted endnotes are reproduced below: 54 Dian sheng 5.21 (1936), p. 504. 55Nanjing, NO.2 Historical Archive, 12 (6)-17534-17535. 56CMA, Shehuiju 355. 57Tang Xiaodan, Lubian shiling (My memoirs) (Shanxi jiaoyu chubanshe, 1993), pp. 131-32. 58 "Yu ren he chu jiufen weiliao" (The controversy about My Beloved is not over yet), in Qingqing dianying 15.12 (December 1947). 59See CMA, Shehuiju-6. 60Ibid. 61 This tendency is particularly prevalent among the film historians in the PRC. See, for examples, Cheng, p. 339 and Jin Damo, "The death of a star." 62Philip Huang, "Public Sphere/Civil Society in China?-The Third Realm between State and Society," Modern China 19.2 (April 1993). 63Joseph Esherick and Jeffrey Wasserstrom, "Acting Out Democracy: Political Theatre in Modem China," Journal of Asian Studies 49.4 (1990), pp. 835-65. 64 Robert C. Post (ed.), Censorship and Silencing: Practices of Cultural Regulation (Los Angeles: Getty Institute of Research, 1998). 65ZhiweiXiao, "Film Censorship in China, 1927-1937." ...