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Tag Archives: video
Shanghai 1947 silent news reel
Video found via Quirky Beijing, who notes ‘a silent film with beautiful shots and one memorable inter-title breathlessly exclaiming, “In 10 years its population doubles to a seething 7 million!”‘
Trailer – Tibetan Plateau in Peril
A trailer video of “Tibetan Plateau in Peril” by Asia Society Center on US-China Relations unfolds an ongoing ecological crisis in the Tibetan Plateau.
Posted in Video
Tagged John D. Liu, The Lessons of the Loess Plateua, video
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Street performer in Shanghai
From Youku, a street performer outside the Shanghai train station on January 1. Looks like it was a pretty windy day.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged acrobatics, Shanghai, video
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Living with an obscure name
A woman named 马CHENG has an obscure character in her name. Her passport and rental contract are able to work with it, but predictably, the PSB has problems.
Posted in Video
Tagged characters, names, obscure characters, typography, video
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Indie online film from Wang Xiaofeng
Blogger and journalist Wang Xiaofeng’s third video, When a Child is Born, premiered last Sunday in Beijing. He blogs on the FAQs surrounding the video.
Posted in Featured Video, Video
Tagged video, Wang Xiaofeng, When a Child is Born
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Listen to what the government tells its people
Government tries to persuade residents to leave their apartment to make room for new real estate development.
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Tagged government, video
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Bruce Lee plays ping pong with nunchucks
An ad for a Nokia phone featuring a digitally inserted Bruce Lee playing ping pong with nunchucks.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged advertising, Bruce Lee, kung fu, Nokia, video
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Netease has a thing for oysters
Netease tech staff present an extended rap performance in praise of oysters and beer.
Thirty years of looking for work and love
Video of Thirty Years by the Yunnan folk-rock group Shanren.