What’S Up, Dragon

Slide 1: :What’s up,China? : Hmmm, let me see… This conversation was recorded on Feb. 28th, 2008.

Slide 2: Say “Hi babe” to Edison  Occupation: pop star  Screen Image : hot and naked  Genre: erotic/ nonfiction  Work as: actor/director/cinematographer/ editor/producer/casting manager/co-distributor

Slide 3: A Jiao/Gillian Chung Xiao Yaxuan/Elva Zhang baizhi/ Cecilia She denied their ！ marriage Edison ！ ！ in danger She denied …… Xie Tingfeng/Nicholas Tse, another pop star from HK. Also zhang’s husban. Cai Yilin/ Jolin

Slide 4: Behind the Pretty Faces The gangsters are moving! Yang Shoucheng, President of EGG

Slide 5: Say “No” to Xmas? Chinese scholars called for banning Xmas in China. While they called for promoting Chinese traditional festivals.

Slide 6: The Festivals Being Forgotten 元宵  Yuan Xiao  The Lantern Festival  The Chinese Lover’s Festival  Supposed to appreciate beautiful lanterns  Supposed to eat “tangyuan”, a dessert of sweet balls

Slide 7: The Festivals Being Forgotten 清明  Qing Ming, which means clearness and brightness  The festival of memorizing your ancestors, sweeping their tombs, providing wine and food to them  Also good for “stepping on the green,” tours in the nature

Slide 8: The Festivals Being Forgotten 端午  Duan Wu  Supposed to eat “Zongzi”, a leaf-wrapped sticky rice bun mixed with different ingredients, including meat, peanuts, bean paste, etc., either sweet or salty.  Supposed to have dragon-boat racing contests, called “Sai Longzhou”

Slide 9: The Festivals Being Forgotten 七夕  Qi Xi  For memorizing the love of “Cow-Man” and “Sewing-Lady”, who get together once a year on the milky way.  Also regarded as “Lover’s Day”  A day for girls and women to show their sewing skills  A day for girls and women to get together and have a big snacks party

Slide 10: The Festivals Being Forgotten 中秋  A day for appreciating the beautiful full moon  A day for enjoying moon cakes and crabs  A day for family reunion  A day for feeling sad when alone

Slide 11: The Festivals Being Forgotten 重阳  A day for admiring chrysanthemum and drinking chrysanthemum wine  A day for climbing mountains

Slide 12: Actually, They are not forgotten, just not appreciated. What? Something is forgotten? Yes! The spirit!

Slide 13: Xmas in China 1 What they do? Spending 4 3 2 Spending Spending Spending 5 Spending

Slide 14: ? Increase Spending traditional spirit Is that simple?

Slide 15: Say “Wow” to “Tiger”

Slide 16: Real or Fake? Group 1: It’s real. The enviroment has improved. Group 2: It’s fake. Totally PS work. The Tiger from Zhou is compared to the tiger in a NianHua (new year painting).