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Tag Archives: workers
Fan Lixin’s Last Train Home: why film unhappy things?
Canadian citizen Fan Lixin (范立欣) has made a documentary that spans the years 2007 to 2009, focusing on an old couple’s journey back to Guang’an city, Huilong village (回龙村) in Sichuan from the factories of Guangzhou. The documentary, made with over one million dollars in funding, will have wide release in foreign countries…
Rich-poor gap: Poor pays?
Ralph Jennings posts a letter he received when he was working as an agony uncle for a Chinese newspaper: “I’m a freshman at a university in Nanjing. Recently, some of my roommates’ parents went to see them with a lot of new clothes and food.”
Posted in Newspapers
Tagged agony uncle, income gap, Ralph Jennings, workers
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Migrant workers and unemployment
Dan Chung’s video featuring Guardian journalist Tania Branigan about whether peasant workers will return to cities to work after the Spring Festival break.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Dan Chung, financial crisis, Guardian, Spring Festival, Tania Branigan, workers
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Working China
A video about people working in China.
Long Hair Drama, by Zhang Lijia
An except from Zhang Lijia’s book ‘Socialism is Great!: A Worker’s Memoir of the New China’.
Posted in Books, China Books, Guest Contributor
Tagged books, memoir, Nanjing, socialism, workers, Zhang Lijia
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Workers book launch this Friday
British artist Helen Couchman will be launching her new book–Workers 工人–at the Beijing Bookworm on Thursday night at 7:30 pm.
Posted in Events
Tagged art, Birds Nest, migrant workers, Olympics, photography, Water Cube, workers
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Johnnie Worker and his red labial
A pirate Johnnie Walker bottle of whiskey.
Posted in Intellectual Property
Tagged intellectual property, IPR, Johnny Walker, Sex, Szechuan Vultures, workers
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