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Author Archives: Jeremy Goldkorn
African Boots of Beijing
African Boots of Beijing, a 2006 documentary by Luke Mines and Jeremy Goldkorn about an African football team in Beijing, is now online. Part 2 is here (also on Youtube.
Posted in Beijing, Featured Video
Tagged Africa, African Boots of Beijing, Beijing, football, soccer, sports
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Xinhua vs Financial Times
Two headlines from the home pages of The Financial Times and Xinhua, two ways of looking at the world.
The death of the last revolutionary general
Lu Zhengcao, the last surviving army general from the first generation of PLA officers, died yesterday at the age of 106.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged Lu Zhengcao, shanzhai, submarine
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Wang Gang on English and the Cultural Revolution
Wang Gang (王刚) author of the novel English (英格力士), a best-selling novel based on the author’s childhood in Urumqi, Xinjiang during the Cultural Revolution talks to Danwei’s Jeremy Goldkorn. Film shot and edited by Patrick Carr of Mandarin Film.
Posted in Books, Featured Video
Tagged books, literature, novels, Urumqi, Wang Gang, Xinjiang
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David Spindler’s Great Wall
A Q&A with Great Wall expert David Spindler.
Posted in Beijing, People, Photography
Tagged @altcat, Beijing, David Spindler, photography, The Great Wall
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Goose stepping in red skirts and the chairman’s smile
Hu Jintao’s favorite part of the military parade for National Day?
Posted in Photography
Tagged army, Fashion, Hu Jintao
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T’ien Hsia Monthly and past anniversary parades
A new issue of China Heritage Quarterly, and it’s a feast.
Beijing flyover
Planes and helicopters over Beijing, October 1, 2009.
Digital media spend: Chris Reitermann talks numbers
Video interview with Chris Reitermann, President of OgilvyOne about digital ad spend in China.
Posted in Advertising and Marketing, Featured Video
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Lei Feng and 60th anniversary fashion
National day, national day, national day.
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged 60th anniversary, Nanjing, National Day
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