Erratum to: Neohelicon DOI 10.1007/s11059-013-0213-x
After the publication of the paper “Completing a new official history: significance of White-Deer Plain” I realized that some of the bibliographical data in the “References” section are incomplete or inaccurate. In what follows readers can find the corrections.
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Correct: Che, B. (2004). Bailuyuan xiuding ban yu yuanban shan’gai bijiao yanjiu [A comparative study of the original and revised editions of White-Deer Plain]. Tangdu Xuekan [Tangdu Journal], 5, 11–17.
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Correct: Xu, Z. (1994). Dangdai xiaoshuo zhong de xiandai shi: lun Hongqi pu, Lingqi, Danian he Bailuyuan [Modern history in contemporary fiction: On Hongqi Pu (Keeping the red flag flying), “Ling Qi” (The miraculous flag), “Da Nian” (The New Year), Bailu Yuan (White-Deer Plain)]. Shanghai Wenxue [Shanghai Literature], 10, 73–80.
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Correct: Yang, L. (2012). Bailuyuan guozhen zaijian si fenzhong, suojianban ren you shasheng li [White-Deer Plain still hilarious though four minutes cut]. Xinjing Bao [The Beijing News], April 6.
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Correct: Yang, Q. (2010). Shanghai yu ‘chongxie wenxue shi de fasheng’ [Shanghai and the appearance of Rewriting Literary History’]. Xiandai Zhongwen Xuekan [Journal of Modern Chinese Studies], 3, 47–53.
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Correct: Zhang, X. (1997). Chinese modernism in the era of reforms: Cultural fever, Avant-Garde fiction, and the new Chinese cinema. Durham, NC: Duke University Press.
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Gao, Y. Erratum to: Completing a new official history: significance of White-Deer Plain . Neohelicon 41, 543–545 (2014). https://doi.org/10.1007/s11059-014-0253-x
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