[ChinaGate] This is a “Family Portrait” of China’s 56 ethnic groups. Chen Haiwen, a photographer, recently lead a team of 14 photographers to create a book entitled, “Harmonious China: A Sketch of China’s 56 Ethnicities.” The team spent one year travelling all over China to complete the project. They ended up taking over 5.7 million photographs. |
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China economy is puzzle. some do not believe the final date, but some think only China can lead the global economy.  Fan Gang, China Central Bank Adviser, heads the National Institute of Economic Research, he said at a business conference in Hong Kong : China is among the emerging markets facing risks of property and commodity market bubbles, a “double-digit” economic growth rate would not be good for China.
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China should maintain a “moderately loose” monetary policy in 2010 as currently�government�stimulus effect and private investment are still weak. |
Mr. Fan thinks China must continue its stimulus measures to sustain growth in coming year even as he rejected the prospect of double-dip slowdown in the expansion. The US may see a renewed slump. |
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http://bullishchina.com/2009/11/09/ten-tips-for-tedx-speakers-the-ted-commandments/ Ten Tips for TEDx Speakers: THE TED COMMANDMENTS |
| Thou Shalt Not Simply Trot Out thy Usual Shtick |
| Dream big. Strive to create the best talk you have ever given. Reveal something never seen before. Do something the audience will remember forever. Share an idea that could change the world. |
| Show us the real you. Share your passions, your dreams … and also your fears. Be vulnerable. Speak of failure as well as success. |
| Make the complex plain. Don’t try to dazzle intellectually. Don’t speak in abstractions. Explain! Give examples. Tell stories. Be specific. |
| Connect with people’s emotions. Make us laugh! Make us cry! |
| Don’t flaunt your ego. Don’t boast. It’s the surest way to switch everyone off. |
| No selling from the stage! Unless we have specifically asked you to, do not talk about your company or organization. And don’t even think about pitching your products or services or asking for funding from stage. |
Kai-Fu Lee’s talk at Stanford on the Internet in China and his new VC/incubator, Innovation Works. Lee was previously the founding president of Google China. Lee provided some great anecdotes about some of the differences in internet culture between the US and China. Kai-Fu Lee on the Internet in China, Stanford note |
| Greater reliance on the Internet. |
| Why are Internet Cafes important? |
| When China matche US potential, 50x potential. |
| Entertainment centric pages are very busy and long. |
| Top 10 Chinese Companies. |
| Chinese internet companies are very innovative. |
| Top 10% of users pay couple hundred to a thousand dollars. |
| 6 companies are worth over $20 billion. |
| Piracy has meant that there is practically no software industry in China. |
| Music is largely all unlicensed. |
| Video is heavily (but not richly) monetized. |
| In China, bandwith is not that great. |
| Social networking is now taking off. |
| Evolution of the internet. |
| In 20 years, there will be great Chinese internet companies. |
here is a list of VCs, follow them and then know what they are thinking and doing. Want to know what VCs are doing and what kind of projects they may choose? �Wish to propose your new business plan to these censorious�investors? – by digesting their writings, tweets and ramblings, you can understand how these guys think and then you can improve your odds of success during a pitch meeting. |
TEDxBeijing aims to be the bridge between the innovative, creative and inspiring initiatives in Beijing and the world. TEDxBeijing would be held on 13 November 2009  �Ben Tsiang Former co-founder of Sina, now CEO and Founder of CNEX, a 3-year-old social enterprise with the mission of making 100 documentary films in 10 years about contemporary Chinese society. The films he produced in the past 2 years have been widely nominated in 35 international film festivals, and the current work 1428;, a documentary film about the Sichuan Earthquake in China, just won the Venice Film Festival’s Orizzonti, The Best Documentary Film Prize, this year. Previously, he was one of the co-founders of SINA.com |
| 蔣顯斌/�蒋显斌： CNEX总裁，新浪创始人之一。“年轻老灵魂” 。在台湾出生，在美国留学，在大陆工作，让他有更开阔的视野，思考华人社会共同遭遇的课题。他认为，华人在相近的文化背景下，具有类似的行为模式，也面对类似的困境，但在心理上有种莫名的隔阂。人物专访资料 �CNEX 是一家现已成立三年的社会事业公司，旨在十年内创作100部有关中国当代社会的纪录片电影。他在过去的两年内所制作的电影已经在多达35个国际电影节上获得提名，他最近的作品《1428》，是一部关于中国四川地震的纪录片，今年刚刚获得了威尼斯电影节地平线单元的最佳纪录片奖。Read more at bullishchina.com |
This book made headlines in America when it came out in the 1930's. For perhaps the first time a Chinese wrote a book in English about China and the Chinese, and the sympathetic reaction of many Americans to China's plight in the struggle against Japan made this book a bestseller. I still think it is a good book. It sets out in language that is still easy to read the Chinese mind, their history, philosophy, characteristics, etc. A good deal of the descriptions are the author's own opinions, inevitably, but it is a testament to the author's brilliant mind and perceptive eyes that much of the book is still valid today. Indeed, now that war, revolution, and communism are things of the past, the Chinese are reverting more and more to their old ways, both good and bad, and their old ways are what this book is about. | My Country and My People (Hardcover) |
| This book made headlines in America when it came out in the 1930's. For perhaps the first time a Chinese wrote a book in English about China and the Chinese, and the sympathetic reaction of many Americans to China's plight in the struggle against Japan made this book a bestseller. I still think it is a good book. It sets out in language that is still easy to read the Chinese mind, their history, philosophy, characteristics, etc. A good deal of the descriptions are the author's own opinions, inevitably, but it is a testament to the author's brilliant mind and perceptive eyes that much of the book is still valid today. Indeed, now that war, revolution, and communism are things of the past, the Chinese are reverting more and more to their old ways, both good and bad, and their old ways are what this book is about.Read more at www.amazon.com |
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