上海周末活動：新元素早午餐、1984書店、大叔煮香腸、源深體育館保齡球！Weekend events in Shanghai: new element brunch, 1984 bookstore!
上海周末活動：新元素早午餐、1984書店、大叔煮香腸、源深體育館保齡球！
Weekend events in Shanghai: new element brunch, 1984 bookstore, uncle cooking sausages, Yuanshen Stadium bowling
2015 01 19 大叔煮香腸
Lisa See China Dolls
Lisa See discusses her new novel, China Dolls, at Politics & Prose bookstore in Washington, D.C. This event was recorded on June 20, 2014.
Founded by Carla Cohen and Barbara Meade in 1984, Politics & Prose Bookstore is Washington, D.C.'s premier independent bookstore and cultural hub, a gathering place for people interested in reading and discussing books. Politics & Prose offers superior service, unusual book choices, and a haven for book lovers in the store and online. Visit them on the web at
I visited one of the world's most beautiful bookstores, which is over 100 years old and a rumoured
I visited one of the world's most beautiful bookstores, which is over 100 years old and a rumoured inspiration behind Harry Potter — and despite the sea of tourists, I'd tell anyone to go
The Livraria Lello bookstore in Porto is one of the world’s oldest bookstores, frequently ranked as one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, and a top place to visit in Portugal. Opened in 1906, the bookstore has once a haunt of the city’s literary scene and many say it was a direct inspiration for JK Rowling and her Harry Potter books. Rowling lived in the city from 1991 to 1993 and was a frequent customer. Today, the bookstore sees 4,000-5,000 visitors a day, which can make the cramp...
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Jeffrey Wasserstrom: China in the 21st Century | Talks at Google
Jeffrey Wasserstrom visits Google in San Francisco to discuss his book China in the 21st Century: What Everyone Needs to Know.
About the book: Within one generation, China has transformed from an impoverished, repressive state into an economic and political powerhouse. Jeffrey Wasserstrom provides cogent answers to the most urgent questions regarding the newest superpower and offers a framework for understanding its meteoric rise.
Focusing his answers through the historical legacies--Western and Japanese imperialism, the Mao era, and the massacre near Tiananmen Square--that largely define China's present-day trajectory, Wasserstrom introduces readers to the Chinese Communist Party, the building boom in Shanghai, and the environmental fall-out of rapid Chinese industrialization. He also explains unique aspects of Chinese culture such as the one-child policy, and provides insight into how Chinese view Americans.
Wasserstrom reveals that China today shares many traits with other industrialized nations during their periods of development, in particular the United States during its rapid industrialization in the 19th century. Finally, he provides guidance on the ways we can expect China to act in the future vis-a-vis the United States, Russia, India, and its East Asian neighbors.
China's Brave New World and Other Tales for Global Times
A talk by Jeffrey Wasserstrom, Professor of History at the University of California, Irvine.If Chairman Mao came back to life today, what would he think of Nanjing's bookstore, the Librairie Avant-Garde, where it is easier to find primers on Michel Foucault's philosophy than copies of the Little Red Book? What does it really mean to order a latte at Starbucks in Beijing? Is it possible that Aldous Huxley wrote a novel even more useful than Orwell's 1984 for making sense of post-Tiananmen China…or post-9/11 America? In these often playful, always enlightening tales, Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom poses these and other questions as he journeys from 19th-century China into the future, and from Shanghai to Chicago, St. Louis, and Budapest. He argues that simplistic views of China and Americanization found in most soundbite-driven media reports serve us poorly as we try to understand China's place in the current world order…or our own.Jeffrey N. Wasserstrom's other books include Student Protests in Twentieth-Century China: The View from Shanghai. He lives in Irvine, California.
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Amy Tan, Where The Past Begins
Tan’s memoir is full of vivid stories about her childhood in California, her relatives in China, the losses of her father and older brother when she was fifteen, and the secret of the family her mother left behind in Shanghai. Many of these stories echo details from Tan’s award-winning novels, especially The Joy Luck Club. But here, the stories are dictated by memory, not imagination, and in telling them Tan is doing more than providing backstory to her narratives. Drawing on her own journals and the letters she exchanged with her mother, Tan explores the fine and meandering line between real life and art, and her eloquent book is at once a revealing self-portrait and a fascinating look at how fiction grows from and transforms experience.
Tan will be in conversation with Deborah Tannen, professor of linguistics at Georgetown University and author of the now-classic You Just Don’t Understand and, most recently, You’re the Only One I Can Tell.
Sixth & I and Politics and Prose present this program in partnership with The Alan Cheuse International Writers Center at George Mason University. Named in honor of the late American writer and cultural commentator—known as National Public Radio’s “voice of books”—who taught at GMU for almost thirty years, and dear friend of Amy Tan’s, the Cheuse Center celebrates the art of creative writing as a means of international dialogue, education, and understanding.
Founded by Carla Cohen and Barbara Meade in 1984, Politics and Prose Bookstore is Washington, D.C.'s premier independent bookstore and cultural hub, a gathering place for people interested in reading and discussing books. Politics and Prose offers superior service, unusual book choices, and a haven for book lovers in the store and online. Visit them on the web at
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上海攻略-那些網紅書店
鍾書閣：中國最美書店
書店內的每個房間設計都很獨到，討論室、小畫廊、寫作室、咖啡室等休閒區都被安排周到。獨特的空間格局，加上濃厚的書籍氛圍，不愧於「中國最美書店」的稱號。
1984BookStore：老洋房與小清新
隱匿在老洋房裡的1984獨立書店，推開門後別有一番天地。小店並不大，兼有咖啡館和創意工作室的功能，分成三個區域。店內多是些文學、藝術類的書籍、外文書和原版CD，還有一個舒服的閱讀室。
店內裝飾是文藝青年的愛，各種稀奇古怪的創意玩意兒都是1984的收藏真品，古樸的木質桌椅和沙發，堆滿了老式家具和擺設，電風扇、打字機……還有鎮店之寶喵星人，這樣的小小書店，叫人怎能不愛？
季風書園：文化地標新址歸來
說到上海的書店，季風書園絕對是不可不提的一家實體書店。從1997年小小的書刊亭到成為連鎖書店，後因合約到期面臨經營困境，至如今新址歸來，季風經歷了上海實體書店發展最重要的年代。
如今已順利搬遷新址的季風書園，位於上海圖書館旁，以嶄新的面貌靜候大家。在季風看書，是上海書迷的一代回憶，也是改不掉的習慣。
貓的天空之城：一家店溫暖一座城
源自蘇州的概念文藝書店，被評為上海十大清新書店之一。這裡是書店也是咖啡店、雜貨鋪，最特別的是，貓空首創並註冊專利的「寄給未來的明信片」，寫下寄往未來的祝福，貓空為你保管。
想對未來的自己寫上一張明信片嗎，貓空為你寄存；想喝著招牌的手工奶茶看書發獃嗎，來貓空吧；想淘點可愛別致的居家小物件嗎，貓空也有。一家書店溫暖一座城，早已成為無數旅人的加油站。
韜奮西文書局：專注外文原版書
韜奮西文書局坐落在幽靜的長樂路上，由上海外文書店和中國韜奮基金會共同打造，兩層老洋房自帶小花園。店內一樓被外文書擺了個滿滿當當，不乏一些中文暢銷書的英文版，如《色戒》等。
這裡的書籍都是從國外的出版社直接進貨，包括英語、德語、西班牙語、法語等多語種的原版讀物。書店的二樓還專門為孩子們開闢了一個兒童區，孩子們可以在這裡享受自己的閱讀天地。
千彩書坊：在這裡追憶張愛玲
在常德公寓張愛玲故居的樓下，有一家帶著她回憶的書店——千彩書坊。店內所出售張愛玲的書籍，全部來自台灣引進的未刪節版本，即使價格較高，這份堅持出於對張愛玲的尊重。
這裡也是一個咖啡餐廳，可以在這裡享用現磨咖啡和簡餐，並免費翻閱一部分沒有封裝的書。室內帶著老上海的獨特情懷，室外花園則放置有藤製桌椅，坐在其中也能享受到繁市裡的閒靜。
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Interview with Jenny Zhang
Highlighting the Exploits of Plan II Honors Students.
Jenny Zhang fills us in on what went on behind the scenes of her first movie, Killer School Girls from Outer Space.
Anchee Min: 2010 National Book Festival
Author Anchee Min appears at the 2010 National Book Festival.
Speaker Biography: Anchee Min was born in Shanghai during the rule of communist leader Mao Zedong. She was chosen to become a leader of the Little Red Guards, a group of elementary school children who supported Mao's ideas. At the age of 17, she was sent to a labor camp, where she discovered the truth about the Chinese leader. After suffering a severe spinal cord injury, eventually, in 1984, she left China for America. She spoke no English when she arrived in Chicago, but within six months had taught herself the language in part by watching Sesame Street and Mr. Rogers Neighborhood. Her books have been praised for their raw, sharp language and historical accuracy. They include Becoming Madame Mao, The Last Empress and her current novel, Pearl of China (Bloomsbury), which tells the story of Nobel Prize winner Pearl S. Buck. As a teenager Min had been taught to denounce Buck as an American cultural imperialist.
Ke Da Ke Xiao (Possibly Big Possibly Small) - Yung Ho Chang, AIA
The School of Architecture welcomes Professor Yung Ho Chang, AIA. Professor Chang is the Head of the Architecture Department at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and the Founding Head of the Graduate Center of Architecture at Peking University. In addition he is the Founder and Principal at Atelier Feichang Jianzhu (FCJZ) in Beijing.
Professor Chang has been a practicing architect in China since 1992 and established Atelier FCJZ in 1993. He is the recipient of numerous prizes including First Place in the Shinkenchiku Residential Design Competition in 1987, a Progressive Architecture Citation Award in 1996, the UNESCO Prize for the Promotion of the Arts in 2000 and the Academy Award in Architecture from American Academy of Arts and Letters in 2006. To date, he has published seven books and monographs including one in English and French entitled Yung Ho Chang/Atelier Feichang Jianzhu: A Chinese Practice and one in Italian entitled Yung Ho Chang: Luce chiara, camera oscura. Chang has participated in many international exhibitions of art and architecture, including Street Theater, Apex Art, New York, 1999; Kenzo Tange Exhibition, Harvard University Graduate School of Design, 2002; Camera with Wang Jianwei, Yang Fudong, Museum of Modern Art, Paris, 2003; Work of Seung H-Sang, Yung Ho Chang, Gallery MA, Tokyo, 2004; four times in the Venice Biennale since 2000, Develop- Architecture of Yung Ho Chang / Atelier FCJZ, MIT, Cambridge, 2007; Victoria and Albert Museum, London, 2008.
Professor Chang has taught at various architecture schools in the US and China; he was the Kenzo Tange Chair at Harvard in 2002 and the Eliel Saarinen Chair at Michigan in 2004.
Examples of Yung Ho Changs work include: Xishu Bookstore, Beijing; Morningside Center for Mathematics, Chinese Academy of Science, Beijing, Villa Shanyujian, Beijing; Split House, Commune by the Great Wall, Beijing; Hebei Education Publishing House, Shijiangzhuang; Villa Shizilin, Beijing; Jishou University Mixed-use Building and Huang Yongyu Art Museum, Samho Building, Paju, Korea; UFIDA R&D Center No.1, Beijing.
Originally from Beijing, Chang received a Master of Architecture degree from the University of California at Berkeley in 1984.
The Works：Art & Freedom of Speech: interview with writer Ma Jian & Pussy Riot, in the studio: Eugene
The freedom to say or express what you think is important to most of us. Perhaps to few more so than artists. It’s hard to imagine a thriving art scene without it.
A number of events in the past few weeks have left many worrying about how much the space for free speech in Hong Kong is narrowing. In October, the government refused a work visa to Financial Times Asia news editor Victor Mallet. The decision is widely seen as retribution for chairing and defending a talk by Hong Kong National Party convener Andy Chan at the Foreign Correspondents’ Club. The political group had not been banned at the time. Last Thursday, Mr Mallet tried to enter Hong Kong again, this time as a visitor, and was refused entry after several hours of questioning. The day before, Chinese dissident and exiled writer Ma Jian had said on Twitter that the Tai Kwun arts centre was refusing permission for him to give two talks organised by the Hong Kong International Literary Festival on its premises. The arts centre later changed its mind. Mr Mallet’s off to an assignment in Europe, but he did say on social media that one of the things he’ll do in the days ahead is re-read George Orwell’s Nineteen Eighty-Four. Or he could even read Ma Jian’s new novel, “China Dream” which is itself set in a somewhat Orwellian world.
Now in its sixth year, the four-day Musicus Festival starts this Thursday. This year, it’s highlighting Nordic music, including folk tunes and pieces on the nyckelharpa, a traditional Swedish folk instrument. There’ll also be children’s concerts, classical music, and jazz. The guest performers come from as far afield as Romania, Germany, Italy, South Korea and Taiwan. The festival’s Artistic Director Trey Lee is here with guitarist Eugene Pao to tell us more.
Ma Jian talks to André Naffis-Sahely at the Edinburgh International Book Festival
Exile in London hasn’t dulled Chinese author Ma Jian’s anger at the state which permanently banned his work over 30 years ago. His biting satire China Dream takes aim at Xi Jinping’s regime and the mistruths told by the Communist Party today, centring on the mental collapse of a provincial leader haunted by guilt at his past misdeeds. More than 50 years after the start of the Cultural Revolution, ‘China’s Solzhenitsyn’ lambasts his home country. He discusses his work and ideas with fellow writer André Naffis-Sahely in this event, filmed live at the 2019 Edinburgh International Book Festival.
Dissident Chinese author Ma Jian on politics and literature
Dissident Chinese author Ma Jian is in Hong Kong to promote his new novel China Dream at the Hong Kong International Literary Festival. Two venues refused to host talks the exiled Chinese author was due to give, before the original space changed its mind and invited him back.
Ferguson officer: “I know I did my job right”
The man who shot and killed Michael Brown, police officer Darren Wilson, says he couldn’t have acted any differently to prevent the 18-year-old’s death as he was speaking in an interview with ABC News anchor George Stephanopoulos.
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Being modernized! | EPIC Mitsubishi lift @ Admiralty Centre
Brand: Mitsubishi
Model/Fixtures: Elepet/Round buttons and round touch sensitive buttons
Serving floors: 1, 20-31
EV Rating: Infinity
Hitachi Traction Lift/Elevator at Grand Hi Lai Hotel Taiwan (Retake Up)
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The Grand Hi Lai Hotel is the five-star luxury hotel in Taiwan. This is a typical elegant 90s Hitachi elevator with custom buttons. Unusual green floor indicator for Hitachi. There are no dashes, EX, or EZ that means express zone. The door open/close button lights up when pressed. Floors 13 & 44 are skipped in this hotel. Floors 15-19 are convention center & deluxe Hello Kitty luxury suites and floors 20-25 are non-service floors reserved for tenants (may be accessed by private elevators). The hanshin department store covers floors B3-8. The floor LB is the hotel lobby, or floor M1. Restaurants are located in floors 8-12, 43, and 45 (no 44, due to superstition).
Unfortunately, this is a rushed video, due to heightened security in this hotel as well as CCTV (closed circuit television) cameras are installed in elevators and its lobbies themselves.
The other elevators serve convention center (floors 8-12, and 15-19) and entrance (floors B1, 1, LB, and 8-10).
Elevator Specifications:
Location: No 266 Cheng-Kung 1ST Road, Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Year of commission: 1995
Manufacture: Hitachi
Type: DC Gearless Traction
Capacity: 20 Persons
Load: 1,350 KG (2,976 LBS)
Total Floors covered: 23 (L, 9-11, 26-43, 45)
Speed: 3.5 m/s (700 FPM)
Maintenance by: Hitachi
Ros Sereysothea: The Queen of Cambodian Rock
A deep dive into the psychedelic sounds of Cambodian singer Ros Sereysothea, the Queen with the Golden Voice.
【R06】Before vs. After! OTIS Traction Lifts/Elevators @ Times Square Building, Bangkok, TH「Offices」
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One of the lift/elevator has been modernized with Chinese indicator...and USA buttons. (not sure what series but they are similar to the one in Peninsula Plaza and Indra Regent Hotel Bangkok)
タイムズスクエアビルのエレベーター
방콕 타임즈 스퀘어 빌딩 오티스 엘리베이터
曼谷時代廣場大廈OTIS升降機
ลิฟต์โอทิสที่อาคารไทม์สแควร์ จังหวัดกรุงเทพมหานคร (ฝั่งออฟฟิศ)
Year -
1991 (Before modernization)
2018 (After modernization)
Manufacturer - OTIS
Floors Served - G, 3-5, 7, 9-26
Type - Traction
Capacity - 21 Pers / 1600 Kg
Fixtures -
Series 1 (Before modernization)
Segments Indicator and USA Buttons (After Modernization)
Model
Elevonic 401 (Before modernization)
Unknown (After Modernization)
Location - 246 Sukhumvit Road, Klongtoei, Klongtoei, Bangkok, Thailand
Filming date - January 5, 2019
©NingSama Production 2013-2019, All Rights Reserved.
日本成人片帝王的一生 The Life of the Japanese King of Adult Video
【好電影來了】由日本當紅演員山田孝之主演的《av帝王》一上線就引起熱潮，本劇原型是成人片導演村西透，劇集改編於作家本橋信宏的傳記《av帝王》，概述村西透從出生至截稿時的68年人生，他被稱為“成人片帝王”。一條聯繫到村西透，拍攝他的生活，聽他對人生、情慾的獨到觀點。
【Movie Express】“The Naked Director” stared by the famous Japanese actor Yamada Takayuki became a hit right after its release. The story is based on the adult video director Muranishi Toru, and the script is adapted from the novel “The Naked Director” by Motohashi Nobuhiro, sketching the 68 years’ life of Muranishi Toru, “the king of adult video”, from birth to the time the book was finished. YIT contacted Muranishi Toru, filmed his life, observed his unique perspective on life and lust.
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SLOW 1985 Otis Series 1 Traction Elevators at La Grande Residence, Vancouver, BC
Filmed March 2018.
For the record, this isn't an apartment building, but instead, it is a Seperate Hotel connected to the Sutton Place Hotel and owned by the Sutton Place that unlike the Sutton Place which is a 4 star hotel, this is a 5 star hotel, and the rooms are bigger. The elevators, however, unlike the Main Hotel Elevators are MUCH SLOWER and also have basic cabs and stainless steel COPs as opposed to the Brass Series 1 COPs and Luxurious Cabs on the Main Elevators. At least they run pretty well and are clean and in fairly good shape. I believe these are Elevonic 401, but not sure, and if it is, these definitely don't live up to that name with how SLOW they are! That being said, enjoy the video!
Installed: 1985