Posts Tagged ‘china’
niedziela, wrzesień 5th, 2010
Since riots between the Han and Uighur groups in 2009, the Chinese authorities have arrested hundreds and tried to soothe frayed nerves. But the push has done little to repair distrust.
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Resentment Simmers in Western Chinese Region
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środa, wrzesień 1st, 2010
Beijing opera’s luster has dimmed since its heyday as China’s most popular theatrical entertainment, and this ancient art forms struggles to attract a modern audience.
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Carrying the Spear (and Dagger) for a Fading Art Form
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niedziela, sierpień 29th, 2010
The documentary “Last Train Home” looks at a generation of migrant workers who have sacrificed their families to China’s rush to economic supremacy.
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Film: Following Workers’ Trails of Tears in China
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niedziela, sierpień 15th, 2010
A long-festering conflict in a mining town does not square well with China’s portrayal of its rising profile in Latin America, in which everyone benefits.
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As China Expands in Latin America, Tensions Fester at Its Mining Venture in Peru
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wtorek, sierpień 10th, 2010
The death toll from the landslides in China continued to climb.
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Pictures of the Day: Gansu Province and Elsewhere
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środa, sierpień 4th, 2010
An opera house and museum — with a public library and children’s arts center to come — connected by outdoor walkways and green spaces emerge amid the factories of booming Guangzhou.
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Arts Playground Sprouts in China
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piątek, lipiec 30th, 2010
The event, which attracted more than 920,000 people this year, is a raucous commercial affair that is extending its offerings to include more international authors and more English-language material.
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Hong Kong Book Fair Seeks to Develop Global Profile
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piątek, lipiec 30th, 2010
Critics of Beijing’s politics and social policies, like the popular blogger Han Han, embrace the Hong Kong Book Fair for the chance it offers “to say whatever you want.”
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A Popular Chinese Blogger Finds a Place to Speak Openly
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środa, lipiec 28th, 2010
The recent Chinese tour of the North Korean Sea of Blood Opera Company, which Kim Jong-il is credited with helping to establish and direct, was met by a veritable media and audience frenzy.
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North Korean Opera Draws Acclaim in China
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środa, lipiec 7th, 2010
Two rival museums, one from Taiwan and one from mainland China, are collaborating on a research project that has scholars retracing the journey of China’s imperial treasures in the 1930s and ’40s.
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Rival Museums Retrace Route of China’s Imperial Treasures
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