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Another good program! Do you think that guy at the end was serious about the building being built just for foreigners? Does he mean for foreigners to live in or just to make China look good in our foreign eyes?
Migrant workers are everywhere in Beijing and Shanghai, but my feeling is that Shanghai (or its government) has a better control over those people and, in this regard, the city image presented in front of the world is better than Beijing.
Nice work. Thanks.
Excellent show. Here in Hebei though, they try to keep the bricks away from the workers....
Another good one. How about one on ayis?
Much food for thought. Workers depending on an art performance to learn about their rights. Something smells fishy!
Keep up the good work!!!
Great show, very interesting, and nice to see Han Bing.
There is a sense - not inaccurate - that contemporary Chinese art (as well as many other cultural genres) is mostly "made for export" and targeted at foreign sensibilities. It's great to see an art event connecting with the local community, and I hope we'll see more such activities.