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The document discusses the role of the Internet in enhancing civic engagement and activism in contemporary China, particularly through educational resources for teaching about these dynamics. It highlights how the Internet has facilitated citizen participation, especially during events like the 2008 milk scandal, while also comparing Internet usage and its implications for civic society in both China and the United States.

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