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Tag Archives: Yunnan
Yunnan white-handed gibbon declared extinct
The Yunnan white handed gibbon has been declared extinct.
Posted in Wildlife
Tagged endagered species, environment, extinction, wildlife, Yunnan, Yunnan white handed gibbon
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Dancing trees of Yunnan
A news story from Yunnan in 1981 about a music-loving tree.
The Burma Road to Yunnan
A WWII newsreel of the opening of the Burma Road to China.
Posted in Featured Video
Tagged Burma, Burma Road, Japan, WWII, Yunnan
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All Chinese museums to be free by 2009
New Life Post 生活新报 The lead headline announces that all museum in China will open to public without charging eventually by 2009. 博物馆 免费 开放
Posted in Front Page of the Day
Tagged New Life Post, traffic, Yunnan
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19 year-old girl arrested for gory murder
A murder in Yunnan.
China-ASEAN TV summit
A report from the 2007 China ASEAN TV Cooperation Summit in Kunming.
Posted in TV
Tagged ASEAN, Asian Media, Kunming, television, TV, Western Media, Yunnan
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Female filmmakers in Yunnan
A video interview with director of ‘The Case’ Wang Feng, and producer Lola.
Yunnan Big Screen Film Festival
A review of the Yunnan Big Screen Film Festival 2007 in Kunming.
Yunnan to dismantle ‘hukou’ system
GoKunming reports: The Yunnan government has announced that beginning on January 1 of next year, Yunnan province will eliminate the current hukou registration system that essentially binds rural Yunnanese to their officially registered place of residence – often their place … Continue reading
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Tagged hukou, peasants, urban rural divide, welath gap, Yunnan
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Soundscapes of Memory: ethnomusicology in China
Peter Micic writes about musicologists’ fieldwork in China.
Posted in Music
Tagged er hu, ethnic music, gu zheng, musicology, Peter Micic, Yunnan
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