“Positive Energy” in Musical Homage to First Couple
Xi Jinping is so far enjoying much popularity among the public, thanks at least in part to a...
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Xi Jinping is so far enjoying much popularity among the public, thanks at least in part to a...
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The following censorship instruction, issued to the media by government authorities, has been...
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Posted by Samuel Wade | Oct 11, 2013
At That’s Beijing (via James Palmer), James Tiscione recently described allegations of...
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NPR’s Anthony Kuhn, recently returned to China, introduces the Shaanxi folk music known as lao qiang (老腔), or “old tune”: Traditionally, Lao Qiang musicians would accompany a puppeteer, who would tell stories...
Read MorePosted by Josh Rudolph | Jul 18, 2013
High Peaks Pure Earth has translated the music video for “Patriotic Martyrs,” by Tibetan musician Jampel: “Patriotic Martyrs” By Jampel from HPeaks on Vimeo. High Peaks Pure Earth’s accompanying...
Read MorePosted by Samuel Wade | Mar 1, 2013
While John Garnaut focuses on Xi Jinping’s former study group of “Second Generation Reds”, Sheila Melvin at ChinaFile looks at another gathering of China’s political elite: the short-lived Three Highs...
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The Huffington Post interviews pipa player Wu Man, whose new CD explores the origins of her instrument, Central Asia. On the CD, Borderlands: Wu Man and the Master Musicians of the Silk Route, she performs with two Uygur...
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