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Entertainment - Dancing Xinjiang Man Selling Lamb Kabobs 1 (Dongguan, China)
This kiosk was selling lamb kabobs in front of the Dongguan Walmart. It had a very novel approach to attaching customers: dancing. Video was taken on this day - prcand.meViews:
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Comedy - Dancing Xinjiang Man Selling Lamb Kabobs 3 (Dongguan, China)
This kiosk was selling lamb kabobs in front of the Dongguan Walmart. It had a very novel approach to attaching customers: dancing. Video was taken on this day - prcand.meViews:
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Comedy - Dancing Xinjiang Man Selling Lamb Kabobs 2 (Dongguan, China)
This kiosk was selling lamb kabobs in front of the Dongguan Walmart. It had a very novel approach to attaching customers: dancing. Video was taken on this day - prcand.meViews:
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Comedy - Shanghai Tianjin Xinjiang Tibet Shanxi Sichuan Jiangxi Liaoning Yunnan Hebei Henan Hubei Hunan
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People & Blogs - Episode 191: Off to Kashgar we go!
Against all advice from everybody (literally everyone, i even get emails telling me not to go), I've decided to head to Kashgar. there were serveral attack in just the month of July alone a restaraunt blew up, a guy got his head chopped up in a crowd, a police station was attacked and officers killed. Tourists were flooding out of Kashgar, but I feel that if one don't go to Kashgar, why even go to Xinjiang at all? I wanted the middle east experience without leaving China. and I shall get it!Views:
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Travel & Events - “Lift Your Veil/掀起你的蓋頭來” Xin Jiang Chinese Dance 雲裳舞蹈組CNY Birmingham 2012
A xinjiang dance performed at the Hippodrome's St Patricks Centre for chinese new year festival in Birmingham 2012. Song: Lift your veil/掀起你的蓋頭來. Classes for all ages and abilities in Digbeth and Quinton.Views:
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Entertainment - Episode 184: Onward to Lake Kanas
Found some other travlers heading in the same direction, we pitched in to hire a driver (usually the price are very fair and negotiable) . Lake Kanas is at the north most tip of Xinjiang province, nestle between Russia, Mongolia and Kazakhstan. It is a place of boundless natural beauty and rich culture, people of many ethnicity living together in harmony. the place is relatively undeveloped and still retain its original state, but like everything in China, developments are rapid and destructive. click here for traveling pictures: s94.photobucket.comViews:
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Travel & Events - Episode 181: If You Thought 176 Had The Large Place Chicken… Think Again!
Our entire Hostel decided to have a dinner together (13 of us) at the famous First Plate (or No.1 Plate) of Xinjiang. this is the best way for travelers to communicate, coordinate, exchange stories and informations, some of us are cyclists, backpacker, drivers, casual vacationers, there is even one hitch hiker. click here for traveling pictures: s94.photobucket.comViews:
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Travel & Events - China News January 31, 2012
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me This is the 15 minute version of China News, Tuesday January 31, 2012 Headlines: • Chinese Regime Steps Up Police Presence in Xinjiang Region • Liuzhou City Residents Grabbing Bottled Water after Cadmium Discovery • Henan Villagers Hold Wukan Style Land Grabs ProtestViews:
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News & Politics - Chinese Regime Steps Up Police Presence in Xinjiang Region
For more news and videos visit ➡ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ➡ http Add us on Facebook ➡ on.fb.me Chinese leaders plan to dispatch 8000 extra police to the western region of Xinjiang, in what they say is an effort to insure order. In the heavily Muslim province that is home to the Uighur ethnic group, the influx of Han Chinese to the area has caused tensions that have led to violence in the past. In 2009, riots broke out between Han Chinese and Uighurs in the capital city of Urumqi—killing 200 people. Also adding to the tension are hiring practices that favor Han Chinese and laws and regulations that limit the Uighurs' ability to freely practice their faith. Protests by Uighurs in the region—and in the restive Tibetan region to the south—have been met by shows of overwhelming force, with police and the army firing live ammunition into crowds of protesters and many arrests. Chinese officials call the plan to step up police presence in Xinjiang, "one officer, one village." It's part the Chinese regime's heavy-handed approach to maintaining control this year when its leadership changes hands in Beijing.Views:
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News & Politics - ฺBehind the Shot @ xinjiang.mov
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Entertainment - Geng He: I want to see Gao Zhisheng, whether alive or dead.
Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com Lawyer Gao Zhisheng is called the "Conscience of China". He has suffered secret kidnapping and torture for a long time at the hands of Chinese national security police. Recently, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) announced he will be put into Shaya prison in Xinjiang province for 3 years. The prison didn't allow relatives to visit him. His wife, Geng He told NTD that she felt Gao may have been persecuted to death. She asked the authorities to give an explanation of Gao Zhisheng's status. To show him "alive and appear in public, [or in] death wants to see corpse". Shaya prison banned Gao Zhisheng's family from visiting, on the excuse that he doesn't want to see his family. In addition, there is a three month education period. Geng He, Gao's wife has called the prison continuously, but nobody answers the phone. Geng He: "We feel that he may be in an unexpected status, may be persecuted to death. CCP can't give an explanation to the family, and use this as an excuse. As family members, we only can think like this. The prison didn't allow us to visit, didn't allow us to see whether he is inside or not. They didn't allow us to visit, and didn't provide any evidence to show he is inside." Jiang Tianyong, a Chinese human rights lawyer said, it's illegal to ban the family visit. Mo Shaoping, Lawyer Gao's attorney, thought it can't be verified that Gao doesn't want to see his family. In addition, Mo's law firm <b>…</b>Views:
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News & Politics - Temblor 24 ENERO XINJIANG CHINA 2012 Earthquake 24 JANUARY XINJIANG CHINA
Temblor 24 ENERO XINJIANG CHINA 2012 Earthquake 24 JANUARY XINJIANG CHINA Magnitude mb 4.9 Region NORTHERN XINJIANG, CHINA Date time 2012-01-24 23:34:15.0 UTC Location 43.39 N ; 94.22 E Depth 5 km Distances 91 km NE Hami (pop 137072 ; local time 07:34:15.0 2012-01-25) www.emsc-csem.orgViews:
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News & Politics - Lunar New Year 2012, Urumqi Xinjiang
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Travel & Events - Gao Zhisheng’s Wife Calls for UN Support in New York
The news of Chinese rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng's relatives being denied visitor's rights caught worldwide media attention. Gao's wife wrote her second open letter to him as the Chinese New Year is approaching. And on Jan. 18th, Gao's wife and other rights activists appealed in New York to the United Nations for their support by asking for a global action to ensure his safety. On Jan. 18th, the wife of imprisoned human rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng and a group of Chinese activists came to New York's United Nations to appeal for his welfare. Geng He, Ge Lifang, Chen Weili and Ai Furong were holding two banners that read: "Free My Husband Zhisheng Gao who is Persecuted and Imprisoned in Xinjiang" and "Global Action Focusing on the Safety & Life of Human Rights Attorney Gao Zhisheng". Wife Geng He is very moved by all the support towards Gao. Geng He, Gao Zhisheng's Wife: "That day Ge Lifang called to ask me how things were going. Then Ge Furong told me that all petitioners know about Gao's situation and that they would like to speak out for him. Many people who got help from Gao before are speaking out for him. I feel much moved." Lawyer Gao Zhisheng is well known for defending activists. Then in Dec. 2006, Gao got a 3-year prison sentence for Subversion and was later given a probation sentence of 5 years. Gao was then arrested at his Shanxi home in February 2009. He was released one year later in March 2010 for a brief period but went missing soon after. Geng He, Gao <b>…</b>Views:
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News & Politics - Mr.Chen 青春舞曲-中國新疆民謠Dance of Youth - China Xinjiang folk吉他演奏
陳建成是位吉他愛好者，自學已有26年的時間，喜歡者請給予鼓勵!!謝謝Jiancheng Chen is the guitar amateur, studies independently had 26 year, like please do give encourages!! ThanksViews:
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Music - Xinjiang：A New Frontier Rediscovered.mp4
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People & Blogs - Central Asia ROCOEGavi
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Travel & Events - Chinese Lawyer Gao Zhisheng’s Family Demands Proof he’s in Shaya Prison
For more news and videos visit ☛ english.ntdtv.com Follow us on Twitter ☛ http Add us on Facebook ☛ on.fb.me Since Chinese authorities announced that rights lawyer Gao Zhisheng was being held in a remote prison in the Xinjiang Autonomous Region, Gao's brother and family members have made the 2000-mile journey to see him, only to be refused admittance by prison staff. Now family members are demanding proof that Gao is actually in the prison at all. After traveling almost 2000 miles, Gao Zhisheng's brother and several other family members arrived at Shaya Prison in China's western Xinjiang Autonomous Region. But prison authorities refused them access to Gao. Gao Zhisheng, a self taught lawyer who defended vulnerable groups such as house Christians and Falun Gong practitioners, has been missing for 20 months. The Chinese regime recently announced he is being held at Shaya Prison and must serve a three-year sentence. The prison told Gao's brother that they couldn't see him because Gao himself didn't want to see anyone, and was also going through a three-month "education period." But Gao's wife, now living in the US, is suspicious and wants evidence that Gao is even in the prison. [Geng He, Gao Zhisheng's Wife]: "Because the Communist regime has no way to explain, they look for excuses. Our whole family wants so much to see if he is alive… we want to see him, if he is dead we want to see his body. Because the (authorities) have given us this bit of information, we will <b>…</b>Views:
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Nonprofits & Activism - Riots Highlight Latent Conflict Of Uighurs in China
In Xinjiang, SE China, the latent conflict between local Muslims of Uighur ethnicity and the Chinese Han has often erupted into street violence. Watch the complete project on the Uighur issue here: www.vjmovement.comViews:
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News & Politics - Safety of Gao Zhisheng Draws Worldwide Attention
Follow us on TWITTER: twitter.com Like us on FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com After three days of travel covering 3000+ kilometers, Gao Zhisheng's brother, father in law and two others arrived in Shaya prison of Aksu, Xinjiang, but the prison staff refused to let them see Gao. Gao's safety has attracted great attention from foreign media and online netizens; some urged on their micro-blogs to concentrate on Shaya, urged the prison to show evidence that Gao is in the prison. Gao Zisheng's family traveled thousands of kilometers only to be refused visitation by the prison. This attracted attention from many foreign media including The Washington Post, Guardian, BBC Chinese network, Voice of America, Deutsche Welle and others. Shaya prison gave two reasons: 1) Gao doesn't want to see family. 2) Gao is currently in a three months "new inmate education period," he can only see family if he does well during this period. Many netizens criticized these excuses as "ridiculous" and "very suspicious." On the micro-blog, "Safety of Gao Ziheng" again became a discussion topic. A netizen wrote on 10th Jan, "Urge the whole world to concentrate on Shaya, have the prison provide evidence that Gao is there. The prison must let family speak to Gao, and have him say 'don't want to see you' personally. This is the only way to stop people worrying." Voice of America Chinese host Zhan Min wrote, "Lawyer Gao has been missing for twenty months, still without a trace, the world must watch China's <b>…</b>Views:
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News & Politics - Vingt Ouïghours toujours portés disparus
En juillet 2009, dans la province du Xinjiang au nord ouest de la Chine, des manifestations avaient rassemblé plusieurs milliers de Ouïghours. Les affrontements qui ont suivi avaient fait plusieurs centaines de victimes. Une vingtaine de Ouïghours avaient alors essayé de trouver refuge au Cambodge. Mais en décembre 2009, ils ont été renvoyé en Chine. Ils sont aujourd'hui encore portés disparus. Les Ouïghours, un groupe ethnique de la région du Xinjiang au nord ouest de la Chine, pour la plupart de confession musulmane, subissent les répressions du gouvernement chinois. En 2009, suite à des manifestations et des émeutes meurtrières, des centaines de Ouïghours avaient été arrêtés et plusieurs exécutés. Human Rights Watch avait alors parlé de « graves violations des procédures » Une vingtaine de Ouïghours, craignant la persécution et les tortures, avaient alors fui le Xinjiang et demandé l'asile politique au Cambodge. www.youtube.comViews:
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News & Politics - Une région toujours sous tension un an après
Les émeutes ethniques à Urumqi, capitale régionale du Xinjiang, les plus meurtrières en Chine depuis des décennies, sont le dernier avatar d'un conflit vieux de plusieurs siècles. Urumqi s'était embrasée, le dimanche 5 juillet 2009, quand des milliers d'émeutiers étaient descendus dans les rues et avaient attaqué des Hans (chinois de souche). Bilan : plus de 200 morts et 1700 blessés. www.tv5.orgViews:
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