‘Living the Land’ Review: A Richly Detailed, Novelistic Chronicle of Life in Early-’90s Rural China
Writer-director Huo Meng’s Berlin competition entry follows an extended family of farmers scraping by as their country ...
‘Living The Land’ Review: Huo Meng’s Rural Early-’90s Drama Shows A Family On The Cusp Of Change – Berlin Film Festival
A farming family in rural China gets a rich, warm portrait in Huo Meng’s picturesque second feature Living the Land, set in ...
‘Living the Land’ Review: Progress Takes Time In a Stirring, Season-Cycling Chinese Family Saga
Huo Meng's 'Living the Land' observes four generations of farmers as they weather age-old obstacles, new advancements and the ...
North Dakota was a leader in limiting China land purchases and sees no reason to stop
It's been three years since a Chinese company's plan to develop a swath of farmland near a North Dakota Air Force base ...
The incredible 1000-year-old town with hardly any tourists that’s ‘the Venice of Asia’
Hidden away in Asia lies a stunning ancient water town that's the East's version of Venice, home to epic bridges, stunning ...
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Apple: The China Revenue Decline That No One Realizes Is Bullish
CEO Tim Cook in the Q1 FY25 earnings call I think this tells us that contrary to what a sales decline number would suggest, there is no fundamental demand concern in China. Quite the opposite in ...
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Poppy Playtime Chapter 4: How To Activate The Terminal & Exit No Man's Land
Once players activate all the machine systems inside the facility, they must activate one last terminal in No Man's Land before leaving the area for good in Poppy Playtime Chapter 4. This is a ...
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China in the Taiwan Strait: January 2025
Participants simulated Taiwan’s response to a major military attack by China, supported by Iran, North Korea, and Russia, accompanied by high-intensity gray-zone coercion tactics including the ...
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Runner-Up: China May Have to Settle for Second Place Behind America
However, United Nations data forecasts China's population will decrease by around 55 percent by the turn of the next century, in contrast to the U.S., which will grow by 18 percent. No other ...
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China’s rise may not be antithetical to U.S. interests, scholar says
The U.S. should rethink Chinese perceptions of geopolitical conflict because China brings a fundamentally different perspective to politics than the West, Xinru Ma, a research scholar at the ...