Talk:Chungliang Al Huang
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References Needed[edit]
I fact checked the material in the main page, but the references still need to be added, and articles should be started on the dead links. If anyone wants to help, it would save me much time. ChinaUpdater (talk) 15:17, 12 July 2009 (UTC)
Article Is not Neutral[edit]
The text is written more like a testimonial or an "about us" page than a neutral article. Consider this sentence, from the first paragraphs: "Throughout his career, Huang established many close alliances with highly regarded philosophers and scholars of our time." Is this really so crucial and undisputed as to receive an explicit and solely positive mention in the opening sentences? (Not to mention a glaring absence of citations, as mentioned over 13 years ago here. How do we know he met these people at all, let alone 'established close alliances'?) I am not nearly experienced enough of an editor to even begin to improve this article, but I knew someone needed to bring it up. Hopefully another contributor can get it up to Wikipedia's standards. 2601:986:8002:EDB0:BD84:18AD:AF2D:B004 (talk) 04:26, 18 September 2022 (UTC)