August 14, 2011 1:43 PM
Tag: Music
Abigail Washburn arts band Beijing celebrities classical music composers Cui Jian dance documentaries environmental protection Hip-hop musicians photos piracy PK14 propaganda punk red songs rock music satire Shanghai Silk Road songs Song Zuying traditional culture traditional music videos youth culture Zhou Yunpeng
Zhou Yunpeng: We Want to Sing in Dialect [Updated]
Update: The Liu Yong poem Zhou quotes is in Middle Chinese, not Mandarin. However, the pinyin transcription is in Modern Standard Mandarin. Zhou Yunpeng, the blind folk rocker from the northeastern city of Shenyang, serves up tart satire in his songs. Performing at small venues in Beijing, Zhou sings about the darker side of the new China: coal mining accidents, the Karamay Fire, and the driftingJanuary 30, 2012 8:53 PM
Music Video: People of July － By Chuanzi (川子)
What happened in Chinese cyberspace around the tragic high-speed rail crash last month was a milestone in the rising power
First Review of Mamma Mia! in Mandarin
The Telegraph carries a review of ‘Mamma Mia!’, the first Western musical to be performed in China in Chinese
July 13, 2011 7:11 PM
You Can’t Have a Party Without Music: A Red Song Primer
“Red Songs”, nationalist anthems of the Maoist era, have exploded across China from Chongqing where their resurgence
June 30, 2011 11:56 PM
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