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Author Archives: Danwei
The David T. K. Wong Fellowship
The David T. K. Wong Fellowship is a unique and generous annual award of £26,000 to enable a fiction writer who wants to write in English about the Far East to spend a year in the UK
Posted in Announcements
Tagged East Anglia, scholarship
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Toon omelettes
Kitchen Yo is a new online cooking show about food in China with the first episode featuring Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn as host.
June 4 roundup
Links related to the 20th anniversary of 6-4.
Hard Queen, Up from the Underground
The full cut of Luis A. Tapia’s documentary Up from the Underground, about Shanghainese band Hard Queen as it prepares to release its debut EP, “Holiday.”
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged band, Daedalum Films, documentary, film, Hard Queen, movie
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Eddie Cheng’s Standoff At Tiananmen
“I chose to tell the story from the perspective of the student collective who is indeed the main protagonist. I hope this approach could help to re-create the students’ experience and provide a proper background and atmosphere in their emotional state and decision-making process.”
Posted in China Books
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Mei Jianping on China’s economy
An interview with Mei Jianping, finance professor from Cheung Kong Business School talked about how China’s export market can be mitigated by growth in government spending and consumption, with domestic consumption the real key.
Posted in Featured Video, Video
Tagged Cheung Kong Graduate School of Business, consumption, economy
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China: Museums by Miriam Clifford, Cathy Giangrande and Antony White
Michael Rank writes about a new guide to China’s museums. The museums discussed range from archaeology to sex, tap water to the Cultural Revolution.
Posted in China Books
Tagged Antony White, book, Cathy Giangrande, China: Museums, guide, Michael Rank, Miriam Clifford
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Chinese-run supermarkets in Argentina
Nancy Liu, a health researcher, an NIH/Fogarty Scholar in Buenos Aires, writes about the supermarkets and Taiwanese where she is.
Posted in Guest Contributor
Tagged Argentina, Bueno Aires, Nancy H. Liu, supermarkets, Taiwanese
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Insatiable longings: a review of Wang Gang’s English
Josh Summers reviews the English translation of Wang Gang’s novel ‘English.’
Junyao Group and the importance of the letter e
Why did Juneyao Group (钧瑶集团), an aviation and real estate outfit based in Shanghai, change its name from the original Junyao?
Posted in Real Estate
Tagged Juneyao, Michael Rank
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