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Liu Binyan (Chinese: 刘宾雁; pinyin: Liú Bīnyàn; February 7, 1925 – December 5, 2005) was a Chinese author, journalist, and political dissident. Many of the events in Liu's life are recounted in his memoir, A Higher Kind of Loyalty.

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rdfs:label	Liu Binyan (de) Liu Binyan (fr) Liu Binyan (en) 劉賓雁 (ja) Liu Binyan (pl) Liu Binyan (sv) 刘宾雁 (zh)
rdfs:comment	Liu Binyan (chinesisch 劉賓雁 / 刘宾雁, Pinyin Líu Bīnyàn, * 23. Februar 1925 in Changchun, Jilin; † 5. Dezember 2005 in Trenton, New Jersey) war chinesischer Dissident und Journalist sowie wichtiger Autor Chinas. (de) Liu Binyan (Chinese: 刘宾雁; pinyin: Liú Bīnyàn; February 7, 1925 – December 5, 2005) was a Chinese author, journalist, and political dissident. Many of the events in Liu's life are recounted in his memoir, A Higher Kind of Loyalty. (en) 劉賓雁（りゅう　ひんがん）は、中華人民共和国のルポルタージュ作家。長春市生まれのハルビン市育ち。 (ja) 刘宾雁（1925年2月7日－2005年12月5日），笔名刘浏、刘克、申明、刘子安、金大白等，吉林长春人，中华人民共和国作家、记者和持不同政见者。曾任《人民日报》记者、中国作家协会副主席和独立中文笔会第一任会长。他曾表示「共產黨管一切，唯獨不管共產黨。」。1986年12月，作为党内民主派，他与王若望、方励之二人一同被邓小平点名，鄧要求將其开除党籍。次年1月正式开除，成为党内反对资产阶级自由化的批斗典型。 (zh) Liu Binyan (chinois simplifié : 刘宾雁 ; chinois traditionnel : 劉賓雁 ; pinyin : liú bīn yàn ; bopomofo : ㄌㄧㄡˊ ㄅㄧㄣㄧㄢˋ) est un journaliste et écrivain dissident chinois, né le 7 février 1925 à Changchun, province du Jilin, dans le Nord-Est de la Chine, et mort le 5 décembre 2005 dans un hôpital du New Jersey, États-Unis. (fr) Liu Binyan (chiń. 刘宾雁; pinyin Liú Bīnyàn; ur. 7 lutego 1925 w Changchun, zm. 5 grudnia 2005 w Trenton, New Jersey, USA) − pisarz chiński, dziennikarz, dysydent. Był synem robotnika kolejowego. W 1944 wstąpił do nielegalnej wówczas Komunistycznej Partii Chin. Po powstaniu ChRL pracował jako dziennikarz w komunistycznej prasie młodzieżowej, później w głównej gazecie KPCh "Renmin Ribao". W 1956 ogłosił dwie nowele - Zai qiaoliang gongdi shang (在桥梁工地上) i Benbao neibu xiaoxi (本报内部消息), w których poruszał problematykę skorumpowania władzy. Spotkał się za to z zarzutami o "odchylenia prawicowe" i w 1957 został usunięty z partii oraz wysłany do obozu pracy. W latach 60. doczekał się rehabilitacji, ale ponownie trafił do obozu pracy w 1969. (pl) Liu Binyan född 7 februari 1925 i Changchun, Jilin, Kina, död 5 december 2005 i East Windsor, New Jersey, USA, var en kinesisk journalist, författare och dissident, som bland annat var känd som "Kinas samvete". Under 1980-talet var han aktiv som undersökande reporter för Folkets Dagblad, där han bland annat avslöjade korruptionen inom stat och parti, men under kampanjen mot borgerlig liberalisering 1987 angreps han och uteslöts från kommunistpartiet. Efter 1988 levde han i exil, bland annat i USA. (sv)
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