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The Mid-autumn Festival Gala, 2014
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China from above – ShangHai
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SanLiTun 三里屯, BeiJing
SānLǐTún is a popular destination for shopping, fashion, dining and entertainment.
The wonderful, beautiful HuangShan 黄山
Yellow Mountain, 黄山, in AnHui province, between ShangHai and WuHan, is one of China's most popular travel destinations. An area of outstanding natural beauty, it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
First day in ShangHai (2)
With Dan and Lyn ... Bonus films - the ShangHai metro, with KING KWESI ... Gym time - with Sabrina in China ...
Zhou Shen & Sa DingDing at the mid-autumn festival – Upwards to the Moon
Zhou Shen & Sa Dingding singing at the Mid Autumn Festival "Upwards to the Moon" 《左手指月》...
The ‘threat’ of China is that it says ‘no’ to being a slave of the West
The US is blaming China for its own decline. Alan Freeman, the co-director of the Geopolitical Economy Research Group discusses why the US's decline is not China's fault. Bonus films, with Jeffrey Sachs ... Bonus film, with Cyrus Janssen ... Bonus film, with Yanis Varoufakis and Wongel Zelalem ... Africa owes about 12% of its total external debt to China. The rest is owed to you know who. People on the continent can see what the 12% has been used to develop but can hardly point to what has been done with the rest of the external debt. What is clear is bank accounts that have swindled that unaccounted for money are in the collective west. These are the very countries that go around talking about corruption in Africa. It is in China's interest that trading partners also grow, to conduct healthy trade relations. It is a WIN WIN partnership.
Exploring ShaanXi 陕西 – Xi’An, HuaShan and the Yellow River
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Hong Kong riots – foreign hands
What started supposedly as a protest over a mundane and non-controversial bill (now long abandoned) that would only truly concern serious criminals, HK is now gripped by violence. But would real protesters seek to destroy their own city and its international reputation, even targeting tourists, and raise foreign flags ? It is very clear that there is much more to it, and the non-violent 'protestors' are being used. All the cancelled flights will have lost millions of dollars. But the long-term losses are far greater - it might take 10 years for the city to recover, or, put another way, it might well never really regain what it could have been. These riots are not in the interests of HK; they are in the interests of external powers.

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