Written by Amy on Tuesday, December 15th, 2009 ( Start discussion ) | 
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you so gotta see the one on the Great Wall.
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Tags: china, cosmopolitan, gong li
Written by Amy on Monday, December 7th, 2009 ( Start discussion ) | (3) | Share This!
I’m shallow like that, just saw this book’s cover and bought it.
Les Amants Papillons
by Benjamin Lacombe.
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Tags: china, japan
Written by Amy on Tuesday, December 1st, 2009 ( Start discussion ) | (7) | Share This!
On my search for 2009 released albums, I stumbled across this post by Layabozi listing 60 Chinese Albums to Show Off — I so need to affiliate with them for YAM. Once Nate gets his crap sorted… Anyway, I digress~~~
They got some people working as musicians or music PR peeps~ to choose the albums to show off as a way to commemorate the 60 years of the Republic of China. Though, there seems to be a glitch on their list because a Hedgehog album seems to be showing more than once there~~~ xD
The ones on the list that I could already be showing off are:
And I could be adding to my Show Off list…
Though I’m sure choosing a Wang Leehom album would get me some minus points.
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Tags: best of, bibi chow, china, faye wong, yuguo, zhou bichang
Written by Amy on Monday, November 9th, 2009 ( Start discussion ) | (7) | Share This!
This really wouldn’t work on a 2hrs broadcast, but I seriously think that CCTV should buy this for broadcast of this year’s highlights. It’d be awesome to see this on the TV. xD Like Officially, you know?
And some shots look like miniature models, right? xD
Check it out yourself here. Awesome stuff.
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Tags: anniversary, beijing, china
Written by Amy on Saturday, October 24th, 2009 ( Start discussion ) | 
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Take that Revista Integracion *laughs*
Anyway, turns out the Swedes have been doing this thing called Project China for a few years now. This year they have made a 148-page-downloadable book called “31 days of Watching China Change,” which is a far better read than anything Revista Integracion can come up with.
They talk about Economics, and how the financial crisis has affected China and its people way of thinking. They also talk about the environmental impact of the crisis in the country and overall life.
You can download the PDF from the Project China website.
Design is a bit dull though…
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Tags: article, china, print, sweden
