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Thursday, November 3 2011

Barbarians Against Barbarians: Henry Kissinger’s ‘On China’

The diplomat believes he’s a skillful player, he believes he’s in control; but the game is much bigger than he is, and defines what he can and cannot do.


Thursday, July 7 2011

Chinese filmmakers struggle to woo the U.S. audience


Tuesday, June 7 2011

Miwa Gemini: Fantastic Lies of Grizzly Rose

Grizzly Rose's lies may be fantastic, but Gemini's songwriting is terrific as well.


Tuesday, May 31 2011

Blog book shows softer side of caustic Chinese artist


Friday, January 7 2011

Chinese Cinema Through a Communist Lens

Facets two-DVD package, Chinese Cinema Through a Communist Len, provides potent, if minimal, representations of an era of Chinese filmmaking rarely seen in the US.


Monday, May 24 2010

Various Artists: eXpo

A spotlight on the Chinese electronic music scene, just in time for the World Expo.


Monday, November 16 2009

P.K. 14 + Xiao He: 14.Nov.09 - Washington DC

P.K. 14 + Xiao He: 14 November 2009 - Govinda Gallery, Washington DC / Chinese punks storm the American Capitol / Words and Pictures by Mehan Jayasuriya


Running Away by Jean-Philippe Toussaint

Toussaint dives deep into how we stretch ourselves thin between places in our attempt to be with one another.


Friday, October 23 2009

Beijing Coma by Ma Jian

This book should be essential reading to students in Iran and across the world who need a manual on student activism.


Thursday, June 25 2009

Mamer: Eagle

Mamer demystifies the experience of Chinese Central Asian music and keeps the beauty of the sound.


China blocks YouTube videos (PopWire) [25.Mar.09]
Sa Dingding: Alive (Reviews) [28.Jul.08]
Brand New China by Jing Wang (Reviews) [5.Mar.08]
Various: Add to Friends (Capsule Reviews) [5.Oct.07]
Peony in Love: A Novel by Lisa See (Capsule Reviews) [3.Aug.07]
Chasing dot-com dream in China (PopWire) [11.Jul.07]
Shadow hangs over China’s boom (PopWire) [25.Jun.07]
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