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Tag Archives: movies
A woman, a gun and a noodle shop
The trailer for the international release Zhang Yimou’s new film A woman, a gun and a noodle shop, a Chinese version of the Coen brothers Blood Simple.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Coen Brothers, movies, Zhang Yimou
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The Storm Warriors is awesome. You just don’t realize it yet!
A full-page ad in today’s paper explains a few confusing things about the film.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Film
Tagged ads, movies, The Beijing News
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Reserve a ticket on the 2012 ark through Taobao!
Buy a ticket off Taobao for ten million yuan (exchange rate to be determined).
Posted in Humor
Tagged 2012, apocalypse, movies, Taobao
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Ah Bei, CEO of douban.com, on the website as a “creative stage”
Compared to other websites on the Chinese blogosphere, douban.com, not quite a social networking site but still based on users forming events, discussion groups, fan pages of brands, groups, people et al, has dominated the cultural scene online in China.
Posted in Internet culture
Tagged Ah Bei, books, douban.com, movies, music, SNS
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John Rabe in Nanjing’s city of life and death
Blogger reviews of City of Life and Death and John Rabe.
Posted in Film
Tagged Huang Zhangjin, Jinhezai, John Rabe, Lu Chuan, movies, Nanjing Massacre, Raymond Zhou, Teng Yun, Zheng Yuanjie
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The Nanjing Massacre paired with a strong navy
A front page image combines stills from a movie about Nanking with an image of China’s naval fleet.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Chongqing Times, Math Olympics, movies, Nanjing Massacre, pigs
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Shut out of Dujiangyan
Yin Lichuan reviewed; Chinese basketball; Naomi Klein reviewed; Liu Xiang’s record broken; shut out of Dujiangyan
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged earthquake, Liu Xiang, movies, sports
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The importance of an ATM thief’s retrial
Midi cancelled; Xu Ting’s retrial; BOCOG vs. Australia; Beijing’s reservoirs; Old Beijing buildings; music design
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged BOCOG, MIDI, movies, Olympic torch relay, water
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News from Sudan
Box office failure for Asian film; Boao forum and Vincent Siew; a hospital in Sudan; Sudanese runners; construction suspended for Olympics.
Posted in Danwei Picks
Tagged Africa, Ma Yansong, movies, Olympics, Sudan
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