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America’s Fear of the Dragon

admin — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 13:57:32 +0000

My fellow Americans the only thing to fear is fear itself and today fear has a new name and face…China..the future,No more shall the Chinese people have their backs to the sun and their faces to the soil.The time is now for the new world order and the new masters comes from the east.As the financial crisis deepens America will bow down to the Bank of China and it’s new whoremasters.When the time comes the blame can only be your own as America is one nation and one nation it shall remain until it is destroyed by the vandals from within.

Duration : 0:3:50

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Global3000 | Digital Face Training

admin — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 13:57:03 +0000

How a computer program can help people from different cultures to better understand each otherWhy do all Chinese people look the same? The answer is,of course,that they don’t. But what sounds at first like prejudice,is in fact the genuine experience of many Europeans. People from Asian or African cultures often have the same difficulties differentiating between European faces. Psychologists call it the cross-race effect . Face types that we rarely see,appear all the same to us. Ansgar Bittermann realized that this phenomenon could hinder close trade relations. So he developed a training program to help businessmen and women dealing with partners in China. More than 8500 photos and videos of Chinese people in all kinds of moods and situations are designed to help Europeans better understand their potential business partners. Computer games simulate dialogue situations,revealing whether the business partner is still listening and interested or whether he or she is perhaps becoming impatient. Global 3000 takes a closer look at this program designed to help Europeans understand the nonverbal communication in China.

Duration : 0:4:34

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Japanese Fascists

admin — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 10:33:38 +0000

Think Japan is all “We Love America” and nothing but smiling friendly faces with o Kitty dolls and ultra politeness? Think again. This is a video of a prominent political group in Tokyo who are far, far right (to the point of Fascism) in fact, they preach a return to Japan’s World War II ideologies and structure of society. They are anti-Korean, anti-Chinese and anti-YOU if you aren’t Japanese.

What’s even more scary about them is that they have a strong following and LOTS of money. They come to Shibuya every weekend and rant – basically hate mongre – and it’s all %100 legal. Not only that, but no one opposes them when they speak publicly.

Duration : 0:0:28

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Dragon vs Lee Diandou MUGEN

admin — Wed, 19 Aug 2009 07:07:01 +0000

World Heroes tribute to bruce lee Dragon and Fighter Histories kung fu practitioner Lee Diandou face off in a little chinese restraunt after lee finds out that dragon knows where his sons yun and yang are but dragon says in order to get the information he wants hed like to fight him so they begin to battle who will win?

Duration : 0:2:23

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Jah Wobble Chinese Dub

admin — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 00:20:19 +0000

Jah Wobble-Chinese Dub, the new project from legendary bass player and contemporary renaissance man, combines his trademark dub with Chinese melodies and instrumentation. The 22-piece outfit features singers from Tibet and Yunnan Province, dancers from Hangzhou, Sichuan Opera Mask Changers, and an Anglo-Chinese dub band made up of bass, drums, guzheng, yangchin, bamboo flute, and gourd pipe.

Wang Jingqi, from the Mao ethnic minority of China (part of Yunnan Province), and Tibetan Gu Yin Ji, provide vocals; Zi Lan Liao, internationally acclaimed guzheng (Chinese zither) player, flutist Clive Bell, guitarist Chris Cookson, drummer Mark Sanders, and percussionist Neville Murray join Jah Wobble in the Anglo-Chinese dub band.

The music is accompanied by displays of two ancient Chinese performing arts: Tang Dynasty Dance, and Mask Change, a specialty of Sichuan Opera. Mask Changing is a magical form of Chinese expressionist theatre, first documented 300 years ago. Highly dexterous performers use different masks to express a range of emotions; skilled performers can change over ten masks in less than 20 seconds. It takes many years to master the technique, and in China today there are less than 200 artists who are able to perform the Mask Change. Tang Dynasty Dance has developed over thousands of years, evolving from a few simple gestures into the intricate, highly skilled artform it is today. The modern presentation of Tang Dynasty Dance provides an insight into ancient China’s distinct traditions and customs.
Tour start on the 5th July, Carling Academy, Liverpool, 6th July Bush Hall London, 7th Boardwalk, Sheffield, 8th July The Cluny, Newcastle , 9th July The Norwich Arts Centre, Norwich , 10th July The Trades Club, Hebden Bridge , 11th July The Flower Pot, Derby , 12th July The Met, Bury, 14th July, The Glee Club, Birmingham

Duration : 0:0:50

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Jay Chou & Leehom Wang face-to-face .Chinese popular musical world two superstars

admin — Tue, 28 Jul 2009 21:11:52 +0000

Jay Chou & Leehom Wang .第16届台湾金曲奖

Duration : 0:3:25

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