Sino Story 7: Nanjing, Xuan Wu Lake

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Just around the corner from Nanjing’s bustling Hunan Road is one of Nanjing’s most beautiful natural attractions the Xuan Wu Lake (Chinese: 玄武湖 Xuan Wu Hu). This large lake divides Nanjing’s Gulu district from the Nanjing Train Station, and also sits at the foot of Mt. Zhongshan. Although the has changed names many times throughout history, it was finally dubbed “Xuan Wu” due to legend of the black dragon that is said to live in the bottom of the lake.

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Xuan Wu Lake features a lovely park and public space near the front gate (Xuan Wu Men), the Ji Ming Temple, a walking section of the Nanjing Wall, and five islands situated in the middle of the lake. Xuan Wu Lake is a must see tourist location in Jiang Su Province, but also serves as a particularly lovely recreation point for Nanjing locals.

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John Rash / 叶摄

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The World Through Samsung NX10: Tyrone Turner in China

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Visit to the production set of NX100 Chinese Web Drama.

At the nx100 Web Drama production set located at Beidaihe, the closest sea to Beijing at 3 hour distance, we met up with 2 leading female roles and 3 leading males roles.

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Beidaihe, famously known as a vacation spot for people living in Beijing, and leased territory are the center spots for the 12 episodes of love, frustration and success stories between aspiring stars, famous celebrities and photographers.

It was a typical fall of China when we visited. The sky was so blue and the fresh air made me wonder if we were really in China infamous for yellow dust.

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They were shooting the audition, award scene this day, and other than the title “Web Drama”, it was not very different from regular TV drama set. The scale was so big that it was somewhat hard to consider this as a set for Web Drama with dozens of extras, stylists and make-up artists, lightening and sound director and so on.

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The new actress Hao Ze Jia(郝泽嘉), who seems very easy-going, working together with sophisticated actors and actresses almost made me feel like breathing in a space where China’s past and future coexists.

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王希维(wang xi wei)

Although the visit lasted just for 2 hours, it was enough time to feel their affection and love for the Web Drama.

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宫正楠(gong zheng nan)

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Sino-Story 6: Nanjing, Hunnan Road

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Welcome to the heart of Nanjing, China. This medium-sized city (by Chinese standards) might not be on the list of essential stops for foreign tourists visiting China for the first time, however Nanjing has plenty to offer and might be worth reconsidering. One Sunday afternoon, I spent a few hours strolling about the city trying to experience the flavor of the Nanjing first-hand. I immediately found that the pedestrian street at Hunan Road is a perfect venue for observing modern and traditional lifestyles coming to point.

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Standing on this street you immediately notice the huge neon signs cluttering the view over-head and the numerous snack-vendor stands at street-level. Even in the light of day the visual impact is quite overwhelming, but like Las Vegas can only be truly appreciated after dark.

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One of my favorite activities in China is eating local foods, especially street-food. These quick and cheap snack foods can be purchased from vendors with carts, wagons, or establish food counters in small shops at roadside. Many of these foods are unique domestic treats, and should be tried if only for the experience. Personally, I recommend the “bing tang hulu,” which is series of red, sugar glazed, round fruits on a skewer. Like a Chinese version of the American candied apple, yet with a flavor that is both sweet and tart. One can’t help but notice that Chinese street-food often comes on a stick and walking on a street crowded with people carrying sharp skewers feels just a little dangerous!

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Located just a few hours by train from Shanghai, Nanjing is a worthy destination in terms of unique history, tourist attractions, and a glimpse into modern Chinese lifestyles. Hunan Road is an essential first stop in Nanjing, even if you only visit the city for a day or weekend. (John F Rash / RASHPHOTO / 叶摄)

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Sino-Story 5: Fashion in China

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Mainland China may not be your first association with high fashion, however the availability of internationally and domestically produced luxury goods has recently become a predictable by-product of China’s economic development. Boheme, a Hangzhou based fashion line, recently began making a buzz both domestically (in China) and internationally. This clothing line was launched by designer Guo Bao Bao, who is well known in China as being one of the competitors in a domestically produced TV reality-show similar to America’s “Project Runway”. Guo Bao Bao was one a few designers presenting his work at the recent 7th Shanghai Textile and Apparel Trade Fair, and I was fortunate enough to join with a team of photographers and videographers to document the event.

During this week of fashion in Shanghai, Boheme was one of many clothing lines featured in an international design expo, which included both Western and Asian labels. Bao Bao was busy setting his expo booth, checking the clothing for the runway show, as well as giving interviews to reporters and a documentary team who were producing video stories about the rise of Boheme in China. Bao Bao appeared not to stop for rest during the entire week, but as Chinese culture dictates he did find time to enjoy several meals with his hardworking team.

Boheme is a relatively new fashion label, but is representative of the rapidly changing culture in China. The social-economic gap between rich and poor in China is ever growing, yet the Chinese government continues efforts to raise the quality of life for everyone in the country. As Boheme reaches for success, so do the migrants, office workers, and average citizens of the Chinese population. To imagine this country, where just a few decades ago Communist ideals focused on equality of the masses and the abolishment of the bourgeoisie can now have it’s own home grown fashion labels and growing class of wealthy elite – it truly is quite an incredible story. (John F Rash / RASHPHOTO / 叶摄)


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Photographers’ Party in China, P&E 2010

13th China International Photograph & Electrical Imaging Machinery and Technology Fair (2010 CHINA P&E), held from June 10 till June 13 in Beijing, organized by the China International Exhibition Center. The biggest photography exhibition in China covered the entire range of the digital imaging process.

In four-day exhibition, there were world’s renowned manufacturers including Samsung, and over 200,000 visitors kept pouring during the show. Samsung, as one of the biggest manufacturers, showed our new equipment and accessories at the show.

Quick view of P&E 2010




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The pictures below are from P&E 2010, on the first day.

 

Everyone knows Samsung’s original blue logo.

 
Beautiful models introduced new products

 Colourful dancers on the main stage

 

The marching band’s performance

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