The 1937 Chinese film Crossroads is now available on archive.org.
看得出来,我是电影迷。今天又推荐一部影片:1937年的《十字街头》。
Posted in Nonsense, tagged China, 电影, Movies, 十字街头, 早期中国电影, 中国 on June 23, 2007 | 10 Comments »
The 1937 Chinese film Crossroads is now available on archive.org.
看得出来,我是电影迷。今天又推荐一部影片:1937年的《十字街头》。
Posted in Nonsense, tagged China, 电影, Movies, 大路, 早期中国电影, 中国 on June 20, 2007 | No Comments »
The 1934 Chinese film The Big Road is now available on archive.org.
今天又上传了一部电影:孙瑜1934年导演的《大路》。我还没看完,不过影片开头的合唱镜头很好玩:轰!轰!轰!哈哈哈哈!轰!我们是开路的先锋……
以前上传过的电影 Previously uploaded films
《铁扇公主》Princess Iron Fan
《骄傲的将军》The Conceited General
《马路天使》Street Angel
《小城之春》Spring in a Small Town
Posted in Nonsense, tagged China, Jeff-Chang, Lyrics, Mandarin, Movies, Music on May 31, 2007 | 18 Comments »
This Friday I’m going to do something rather stupid: I’m going to sing on a stage for the first time in more than four years, in Chinese. It’s actually just outtakes for a talent contest at school, so it’s hardly important. Anyway, the song is Be Your Man (做你的男人) by Jeff Chang (张信哲) and to [...]
Posted in Nonsense, tagged China, 电影, Movies, 早期中国电影, 中国 on May 4, 2007 | 2 Comments »
The 1948 Chinese film Spring in a Small Town is now available on archive.org.
再提出一部电影:1948年的《小城之春》。 尽情看吧!
Posted in Nonsense, tagged China, 电影, Movies, 早期中国电影, 中国 on May 4, 2007 | No Comments »
The 1937 Chinese film Street Angel is now available on archive.org.
我把1937年的《马路天使》放在archive.org上了。本片2005年被选为最佳华语片100部中的第11名。片中陈少平和小红的关系十分可爱,使我很感动。大家可以下面看看,希望你们也喜欢!
参看:上海底层的贫苦爱情——《马路天使》在哪里?
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Beijing, Censorship, China, IMAX, Movies, Museum on May 3, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Today we visited the China National Film Museum out in the north-east suburbs of Beijing. It’s a huge complex with a three-story exhibition, an IMAX theater, a digital theater and the usual 35 mm theater. The exhibition focuses on the history of Chinese cinema from its beginning more than 100 years ago till the present. [...]
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Beijing, China, Houhai, Labor-day, Movies on May 2, 2007 | 1 Comment »
In Sweden I usually demonstrate on labor day, but that’s obviously not an option in China. Instead we went to Houhai, a lake area north of the Forbidden City. I accidentally stumbled upon this big thing:
It’s the Bell Tower and is actually a tourist attraction, but I didn’t feel very attracted to it. There are [...]
Posted in Nonsense, tagged Censorship, China, Jiang-Wen, Movies on May 1, 2007 | 2 Comments »
Jiang Wen (姜文) is a well-known name in China but appears to be fairly unknown to the rest of the world. As an actor he has worked with some of the biggest names in Chinese cinema, including Zhang Yimou, Gong Li and Zhang Ziyi. Out of the films I have seen, I especially enjoyed Keep [...]
Posted in Nonsense, tagged China, Movies on April 22, 2007 | 4 Comments »
Today I went to the cinema to see Tuya’s Marriage (图雅的婚事), the film that won the Golden Bear at the Berlin International Film Festival in February. The film is set in Inner Mongolia and revolves around the willful and witty Tuya. Since the spoken language is not so standard Mandarin and I watched this with [...]
Posted in Nonsense, tagged China, Jackie-Chan, Movies, TV on April 10, 2007 | No Comments »
I just saw on CCTV 9’s Culture Express that Jackie Chan (成龙) is launching a TV show to search for his successor. This is very good news as Jackie Chan was at his peak in the 70’s with Drunken Master (醉拳) and hasn’t been quite so agile lately. The Disciple (“龙”的传人), as the show is [...]