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China's inbound tourism market saw strong recovery and growth during the just-concluded May Day holiday, with smaller cities attracting more foreign visitors seeking cultural experiences, according to industry insiders.业内人士表示,在刚刚结束的五一假期期间,中国入境旅游市场强劲复苏并实现增长,不少寻求文化体验的外国游客开始青睐小城市。During the five-day break, inbound travel bookings surged 130 percent from a year earlier, said Trip.com Group, China's largest online travel agency. While top-tier cities such as Beijing and Shanghai remained popular, destinations including Chengdu in Sichuan province, Chongqing, Hangzhou in Zhejiang province, Zhuhai in Guangdong province, and Xi'an in Shaanxi province also made the list of top inbound choices.中国最大的在线旅行平台携程集团表示,在为期五天的假期期间,入境游预订量同比增长130%。虽然北京和上海等一线城市依然受欢迎,但四川成都、重庆、浙江杭州、广东珠海和陕西西安等目的地也跻身热门入境游目的地之列。China has been opening its doors wider to international travelers. In 2024, the country expanded its unilateral visa-free policy to include 38 countries, allowing visits of up to 30 days, according to the National Immigration Administration.中国持续扩大对国际游客的开放。据国家移民管理局消息,2024年中国将单方面免签政策扩大至38个国家,允许最多停留30天。Favorable tax refund policies have also boosted inbound travel. In late April, China lowered the tax refund threshold from 500 yuan ($68.80) to 200 yuan and raised the cash refund limit from 10,000 yuan to 20,000 yuan. There is no limit on refunds processed by bank transfer, according to a guideline issued by the Ministry of Commerce and five other departments.优惠的退税政策也促进了入境游的蓬勃发展。根据商务部等六部门发布的指导意见,4月下旬中国将退税起征点从500元人民币(68.80美元)降至200元人民币,并将现金退税限额从1万元人民币提高至2万元人民币。银行转账退税不受限额限制。"We encourage relevant institutions to provide tax refund services through various means such as mobile payments, bank cards and cash, and to better meet the diverse payment service needs of overseas travelers," said Sheng Qiuping, vice-minister of commerce, at a recent news conference in Beijing.商务部副部长盛秋平在最近于北京举行的新闻发布会上表示:“我们鼓励相关机构通过移动支付、银行卡、现金等多种方式提供退税服务,更好地满足境外旅客多样化的支付服务需求。”During the holiday, tourists from the United States, South Korea and Japan made up the largest share of inbound visitors. The number of travelers from Australia, Vietnam and Canada also rose significantly, according to Beijing-based travel platform Qunar.假期期间,美国、韩国和日本游客占入境游客的最大份额。据北京旅游平台去哪儿网的数据,来自澳大利亚、越南和加拿大的游客数量也大幅增长。Foreign visitors are venturing beyond major cities. Hotel bookings by foreign tourists in Zhuhai rose 70 percent year-on-year, while Qingdao in Shandong province and Wuhan in Hubei province saw increases of 60 percent and 50 percent, respectively, Qunar reported.外国游客开始深入探索非一线城市。据去哪儿网报道,珠海的外国游客酒店预订量同比增长70%,山东青岛和湖北武汉的酒店预订量分别增长了60%和50%。China's picturesque landscapes and rich culinary culture have frequently been featured in South Korean TV dramas and variety shows, piquing travel interest. The May Day holiday also coincides with a public holiday in South Korea, encouraging young travelers to visit China.中国风景如画的自然风光和丰富的饮食文化频繁出现在韩国电视剧和综艺节目中,激发了人们的旅游兴趣。五一假期恰逢韩国的公共假期,吸引了大量年轻游客赴华旅游。South Korea's leading travel agency, Hana Tour, said January trips to China rose 77 percent year-on-year, outpacing a 20 percent increase for trips to Japan. The surge was mainly driven by China's visa-free policy.韩国知名旅行社哈拿多乐表示,1月份赴华旅游同比增长77%,超过赴日旅游20%的增幅。这一增长主要得益于中国的免签政策。Major South Korean airlines have responded by expanding their international flight offerings to China to meet rising demand.韩国各大航空公司纷纷扩大赴华国际航班服务,以满足日益增长的需求。Meanwhile, more foreign visitors are seeking immersive cultural experiences in rural areas. A Trip.com resort in Zhangjiajie, Hunan province, reported a surge in bookings from tourists from the US, Italy and Spain since April.与此同时,越来越多的外国游客正在寻求乡村地区的沉浸式文化体验。据携程网报道,湖南省张家界一家度假村自4月份以来,来自美国、意大利和西班牙的游客预订量激增。"Besides sightseeing, foreign tourists have shown increasing interest in in-depth tours and diverse experiences, such as participating in farming activities and attending ethnic concerts," said Fang Zexi, a Trip.com Group researcher.携程集团研究员方泽茜表示:“除了观光,外国游客对深度游和丰富多彩的体验项目也越来越感兴趣,例如参与农耕活动、聆听民族音乐会等。”Their cultural curiosity extends into everyday life. In Chengdu, a popular southwestern city, more foreign visitors are booking culinary experiences, visits to local farmers' markets, cooking sessions, table presentations and food tasting, Trip.com said.他们对文化的好奇心延伸到了日常生活中。携程表示,在西南热门城市成都,越来越多的外国游客预订了美食体验、参观当地农贸市场、参加烹饪课程、体验餐桌演示和品尝美食等活动。In the first three days of the holiday, more than 5,700 inbound passenger trips were recorded by Chengdu's border inspection authority, a year-on-year increase of over 170 percent, according to the Sichuan provincial entry and exit bureau.据四川省出入境管理局统计,假期前三天,成都边检部门共接待入境旅客超过5700人次,同比增长超过170%。surge/sɜːrdʒ/n.激增,猛涨unilateral visa-free policy单方面免签政策immersive/ɪˈmɜːrsɪv/adj.沉浸式的culinary/ˈkʌlɪnəri/adj.厨房的,烹饪的
See my $220,000+ Stock Portfolio: https://www.patreon.com/citizenoftheyear/posts Best Spring Deals: https://amzn.to/3NGmBPT The popular South Korean TV show Squid Game warns of the dangers of stock market investing and other gambling. The show is full of symbolism and themes, some of which I will discuss today. Disclaimer:This is not financial advice and I am not a licensed financial advisor. Always do your own research before investing and work with a licensed financial advisor. These are my opinions for informational purposes only and not to be taken as investing advice. Some of the links on this page are affiliate links, meaning, at no additional cost to you, I may earn a commission if you click through and make a purchase and/or subscribe. As an Amazon Associate, I earn from qualifying purchases. Affiliate commissions help fund videos like this one
This week on episode #243 of New Release … squidheads Ashley and Drew try their luck at a deadly game of South Korean TV roulette. Does Squid Game Season 2 come out firing or shooting blanks? It's been THREE YEARS, for crying out loud! Let's play. ⏩ Feature presentation starts at (15:42).Want MORE? Search ‘New Release' on Spotify or Apple and hit subscribe. Did I mention we're also on YOUTUBE!? Leave a comment
The U.S. gives Israel 30 days to boost humanitarian aid access to Gaza. Giant Pandas Bao Li and Ching Bao arrive in Washington D.C. after a long trip from China. North Korea blows up road and railway links to the south. Also, behind the scenes of a South Korean TV drama. All that and more with Julia Chatterley. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
진행자: 간형우, Chelsea Proctor Young Koreans more open to Japanese cultural products 기사 요약: 올해로 20주년 맞은 한국의 완전한 일본 문화 수용과 젊은 세대에겐 익숙한 일본 문화 소비 습관 현상 [1] Japanese songs playing on South Korean TV and radio stations and giant posters of Japanese anime hung outside cinemas -- unimaginable just over two decades ago -- are no longer surprising. anime: 일본 만화 unimaginable: 상상할 수 없는 [2] Following liberation from 35 years of Japanese colonial rule in 1945, Korea had banned Japanese cultural products from reaching its shores, only gradually opening the market to Japanese cultural products in 1998. The phased market opening was completed in 2004. liberation: 해방 colonial: 식민의 ban: 금지하다 shore: 해안 gradually: 서서히 phased: 단계적인 [3] Unresolved issues stemming from Japan's colonial rule over the peninsula and the resulting political tensions had been the main reason Koreans shunned Japanese cultural products. unresolved: 해결되지 않은 peninsula: 반도 shun: 피하다 [4] However, Korea's young generation, especially teens and those in their 20s who enjoy Japanese pop culture, tend to separate the cultural products they enjoy from issues at the level of national politics. especially: 특히 tend to: 경향이 있다 separate: 분리된, 분리하다 기사 원문: https://www.koreaherald.com/view.php?ud=20240919050742
Next in Media spoke with Michael Scott, VP, Head of Sales & Operations, Samsung Ads, about where the South Korean TV manufacturer fits in the TV ad ecosystem.Scott also talked about why Samsung is pushing into gaming, whether it wants to compete in measurement, and if he is a believer in CTV commerce. Takeaways • How Samsung uses this data to power content recommendations and precision targeting for advertisers. • Navigating the evolving TV advertising landscape and currency discussions. • Samsung's gaming initiatives and reaching the gaming audience. • Samsung's fast-growing CTV platform and content partnerships. • Emerging opportunities around shoppable TV and innovative ad formats. Guest: Michael ScottHost: Mike ShieldsSponsored by: Acast
There is so much and more to say about "Train," the 2020 South Korean TV series that follows police officer, Seo Dowon, as he travels to a parallel universe to track down a serial killer. You can read the written review at nifemibola09.wixsite.com/nifemi-bola and check out some other things on my website too if you would like :) This episode contains no spoilers! The music featured is A Certain Kind of Love by Dr Delight.
This episode is a recap and review of the third season of the South Korean TV show "Singles Inferno." I shared an analysis, personal opinion and favourite moments from the season, including a commentary on the editing and narrative choices of the show. Join the zesty community on: Instagram: www.instagram.com/gleefultalkshow Facebook: www.fb.com/gleefultalkshow Visit us: https://linktr.ee/gleefultalkshow Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAq4xOTu7iiaRfPT3t1Nl0Q Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/6MnHTrpdnYo7jEfbgI6blj?si=fa0ebdda5c3d4721 Apple: https://podcasts.apple.com/au/podcast/gleeful-talk-show/id1698115163 Google: https://podcasts.google.com/feed/aHR0cHM6Ly9mZWVkcy5zaW1wbGVjYXN0LmNvbS9QeVlzVkxPVA?sa=X&ved=2ahUKEwjh7bKR-8KBAxWkcWwGHdTCAsEQ9sEGegQIARAC Ways to support Gleeful Talkshow: Share to your friends Share on social media Leave a rating on podcasting platforms and Facebook page Buy Glee a cup of coffee or two! https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ANQENUPWKT9JS https://www.buymeacoffee.com/gleefultalkshow
There is so much and more to say about… "Extraordinary You," the 2019 South Korean TV series that follows a young girl who discovers she is actually a character in a comic book! Beware of spoilers! The music featured is A Certain Kind of Love by Dr. Delight
In today's episode, Abbas and Jordan cover a wide range of engaging topics. They start by discussing the importance of spending money on promotion and advertisements for their comedy careers. They share their experiences performing stand-up in Toronto theaters and the challenges of squeezing in a date night in their 30s. The conversation takes a sports turn as they recount their time at a Jays game, highlighting the fun and excitement of attending live sporting events. They introduce the concept of "Joke Marmalade" and discuss the transition from open mics to theaters in their comedy journey. Jordan shares his thoughts on the Swiftees, revealing a playful beef, while the conversation shifts to R. Kelly's vocal range and the need for a new banger album from Kanye. They ponder the question of what one would do for fame and explore the fascinating world of South Korean TV. See us LIVE on tour: Fredericton, NB - July 6 Saint John, NB - July 7 Halifax, NS - July 8 Kitchener, ON - July 14 Cornwall, ON - July 22 Ottawa, ON - July 29 Get tickets at www.abbaswahab.com Connect with us: linktr.ee/abbaswahab linktr.ee/jordanpolicicchio instagram.com/person1prod/
A television show called Now On My Way To Meet You is a popular program in South Korea, and draws the ire of the North Korean regime given it features North Korean defectors talking about their experiences. Steve and Ben discuss the show and the concept of how radically different life must be for those living under such an oppressive regime. Steve and Ben also discuss the recent SpaceX rocket launch that ended with it exploding minutes after impact, the big drop in sales figures notes for PCs and Macs, as well as the best way to watch the highly acclaimed third season of Star Trek Picard.
Today I reveal the captivating secrets of the perfume world in Dominique Roques' "In Search of Perfumes" and the daring escapades of Arizona's train bandits in Doug Hocking's "Southwest Train Robberies." Immerse yourself in the intoxicating world of scent making, from the fragrant fields of Andalucia to the exotic sandalwood market in Australia, and uncover the untold stories of the Wild West's most notorious train heists, from supernatural robberies to ingenious escapes. Plus, discover fascinating tidbits about Romania's national sport and a binge-worthy South Korean TV series on Netflix. Listen in as I bring these lesser-known literary and TV treasures to light! Timestamps: "In Search of Perfumes" book discussion - 00:00 "Southwest Train Robberies" book discussion - 07:40 Looks on Romania - 16:45 Looks on Vincenzo - 20:20 Books Discussed: "In Search of Perfumes" by Dominique Roques. "Southwest Train Robberies" by Doug Hocking _ Produced by the Greenville Podcast Company. Books & Looks is a project of Views on Books.
Every day Americans take the reliable supply of electricity for granted. Except during severe storms, we rarely, if ever, think that the lights might not turn on in the morning.But in some parts of the country, consumers face the threat of rolling blackouts, and sudden surges in the price of electricity. Nearly two years ago, nearly 300 people died when the Texas power grid partially failed during a winter cold snap. California came close to a grid collapse last summer. And New England might be in big trouble this coming winter. Energy analyst, author, and chemist, Meredith Angwin, is our guest in this episode of "How Do We Fix It?" Her latest book is “Shorting the Grid: The Hidden Fragility of our Electric Grid.” In recent years, our podcast co-host Jim Meigs has written extensively on energy, and says it's a bad idea to shut down nuclear power plants that supply large amounts of reliable energy and aren't dependent on the weather. But the threatened electricity grid crisis is not just about how we make power—it's how we deliver power to users. For big chunks of the country that system has changed radically in recent decades. Reforms that were meant to make our energy system more competitive backfired. The fragile gird matters more than at any time in memory for three reasons: - The need to decarbonize energy production to limit the future impacts of climate change. - Modern technology requires a big increase in electricity output.- The geopolitical clash over energy has grown more intense and violent since Putin's 2022 invasion of Ukraine.We also discuss why it's not enough to add more solar panels, wind turbines and hydro-electric power to the system. We need new and improved transmission lines to move all that power.Recommendation: Richard is watching "Extraordinary Attorney Woo", a South Korean TV series about a brilliant rookie attorney who has autism spectrum disorder. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
"Twenty-Five, Twenty-One" is a South Korean TV series that is originally produced by tvN that is streaming on Netflix. The show is set in 1998 South Korea, and it's about a high school girl who does everything that she can to pursue her dream - fencing. The show has 16 episodes, but so far, only two episodes have aired. So, for today's episode, I want to talk more about the show's setting, which the show doesn't explain for its international viewers. Show Notes:● Stream "Twenty-Five, Twenty-One" on Netflix● Link to my Twitter thread about the show● YouTube link to Jaurim's "25, 21"● Link to my translation of Jaurim's "25, 21"● Music: Nine Lives by Unicorn Heads (YouTube Audio Library License)Follow me on other social media sites at:● Twitter● Facebook● YouTubeSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/koreaforeigner)
If you have never watched South Korean TV, this is the place to start!!!!!
This week's guest is Gail Hastilow who is a sport and remedial massage therapist … Gail talks about what she does, how she started and mentions South Korean TV shows !!
LOJ Book Club: Muddy Thursday, By Darla Garvey. Darla shares her amazing story and how it took everything she had to get the courage to tell her story.
Ho Ho Ho Help us celebrate the Christmas Holiday as this is the last podcast episode before the Christmas festivities. We have a very special guest, that some of you might have seen on the BIG SCREEN! On this episode of the pod we are joined by Award Winning Actor/Producer/Director & Business owner Mr. Frank Powers. Frank tells us his story about growing up in Northern New York and making his first horror movie as a kid. Joe is apparently a military expert but he doesn't know what MOS stands for, Frank tells us about why he joined the US Army and his experiences living abroad in the Middle East and South Korea. We discover that South Koreans can pound beer, Frank tells us how he ended up on South Korean TV, his experiences with Christian Bale and Denzel Washington, opening a clothing store at Sundland Park Mall and much much more. We wrap the episode up with a Christmas themed Five Random Questions! As always, thank you for all of the support it means everything to us
On this week's pod Chris, Obi and Glenn discuss a myriad of new releases including: King Richard Ghostbusters Afterlife House of Gucci Petite Maman Encanto The guys also look back at Spider-Men of old and how they may fit into the new installment, No Way Home. Glenn and Chris also discuss South Korean TV sensation Squid Game. You can follow us on Twitter @YACpodcast17 and instagram under Your Average Critics
A new South Korean TV show is taking over Netlfix - "Hellbound." This is a dark, dense, and violent TV show that delves into some uncomfortable topics such as cultism, religious extremism, violence, and vigilantism. Show Notes:● Stream "Squid Game" on Netflix● Music: Nine Lives by Unicorn Heads (YouTube Audio Library License)Follow me on other social media sites at:● Twitter● Facebook● YouTubeSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/koreaforeigner)
Welcome to the latest episode of SCHEDULED PROGRAMMING, the official We Made This network TV show. Your host for this episode, writer Dan Owen and brand new guest, writer & podcaster Dee Molumby, join forces to discuss the first season of the South Korean TV sensation, SQUID GAME... Join us next time as we get on our marks, get set and enter the kitchen to talk THE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF... Host / Editor Dan Owen Guest Dee Molumby Executive Producer Tony Black Support the We Made This podcast network on Patreon: www.patreon.com/wemadethis Check out Dan's writing: www.framerated.co.uk Theme music: 'Late Night TV' (c) White Bones via Epidemic Sound
Welcome to the latest episode of SCHEDULED PROGRAMMING, the official We Made This network TV show.Your host for this episode, writer Dan Owen and brand new guest, writer & podcaster Dee Molumby, join forces to discuss the first season of the South Korean TV sensation, SQUID GAME...Join us next time as we get on our marks, get set and enter the kitchen to talk THE GREAT BRITISH BAKE OFF...Host / EditorDan OwenGuestDee MolumbyExecutive ProducerTony BlackSupport the We Made This podcast network on Patreon:www.patreon.com/wemadethisCheck out Dan's writing: www.framerated.co.ukTheme music: 'Late Night TV' (c) White Bones via Epidemic Sound
I chat with Vickie Eisenstein about how being on a South Korean TV show got her into performing, what it was like to study comedy at Second City in Chicago, and how "cancel culture" doesn't always allow for personal growth. Vickie Eisenstein Official Website http://vickieeisenstein.com/ YouTube https://www.youtube.com/vickiecomedy Instagram https://www.instagram.com/vickiecomedy/ TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@vickiecomedy? Twitter https://twitter.com/vickiecomedy
"Yumi's Cells" is an amazing South Korean TV show. It's a part live-action, part animation rom-com, and it's just the sweetest show. But there are also some hidden meanings behind the show. Listen to me break down the show's pilot episode to explain why this show is so great. Show Notes:● Stream the "Yumi's Cells" on Viki, KissAsian, Dramacool, and TVING ● Music: Nine Lives by Unicorn Heads (YouTube Audio Library License)Follow me on other social media sites at:● Twitter● Facebook● YouTubeSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/koreaforeigner)
Aingeala Flannery & John Maguire review new films, Deadly Cuts, Sweetheart & The Man who Sold his Skin, Darryl Jones on the South Korean TV sensation streaming on Netflix, Prix Pictet Hope features photographs from 12 different photographers from around the world, Olan McGowan reports on the exhibition, at The Gallery of Photography Ireland.
Hallyu (a Chinese term that translates to ‘the Korean Wave') refers to the transcendence and increasing popularity of South Korean cultural exports such as South Korean TV dramas and pop music. Popular in Asian countries from the mid-1990s to the mid-2000s, the second wave or Hallyu 2.0 is now becoming popular in Western countries - and luxury brands are seeking out more collaborations with Korean celebrities as global brand ambassadors. Are Western consumers and Korean consumers different in terms of their expectations from the brands in which they invest? How is South Korea influencing global fashion, and is the luxury industry prepared to accurately understand consumer groups across different communities and cultures?
Starting August 27, 2021, a new South Korean TV show started streaming on Netflix (yes, it has English subtitles!), and it's called "D.P." A show about a couple of South Korean MPs (military police) whose focus is retrieving soldiers who have deserted their posts, the show touches on topics that have gotten a lot of South Koreans buzzing. In today's episode, I talk about the show's take on the military and how it delves into topics like bullying, which permeates not just the military but the entire South Korean society.Show Notes:● Stream the show on Netflix● "Korean culture may offer clues in Asiana crash" — 2013 article on CNBC● Music: Nine Lives by Unicorn Heads (YouTube Audio Library License)Follow me on other social media sites at:● Twitter: https://twitter.com/koreanforeigner● YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCQn38awXiHFzBXzVII47M3gSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/koreaforeigner)
This week Joe and Dave attempt dolphin impressions without success, South Korean TV stations love a national stereotype, and they discover that pigs are the criminals of the animal kingdom. Also, scientists say: "...sharks don't have hands."
On Friday's show: A state appellate court has ruled that a trial court was wrong to block Proposition B, a charter amendment that would have provided pay parity between firefighters and police officers in Houston. In a 2-1 decision, the panel of 14th Court of Appeals judges found the lower court was wrong in ruling Proposition B unconstitutional. We discuss the latest development in this long-running saga. Also this hour: How a sense of survivor's guilt motivated local attorney Phillip Yates to launch his initiative Equiliberty, which aims to help members of the Black community succeed financially. Then, we continue our series on sports in the summer Olympics by talking with area skateboarders. And, from some unusual moments in a South Korean TV network's coverage of the Olympics, to a very, very overdue library book being returned, we discuss The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly of the week.
Any naysaying about the Olympics has totally dissolved, the Games are here and we are here for them! Myf and Zan commentate on the highs and lows of Tokyo 2020(21); the fashion, the ceremony, the sports we forgot existed and are 100% invested in. Stadiums are a big theme of the week too, with the news that Kanye has allegedly moved into one to finish his DONDA album. Meanwhile a doco on Anthony Bourdain and it's use of AI voices has us discussing where the line lies in documentary film. And thank gawd for Dolly, as she gives her husband Carl a special birthday surprise which is really a gift for all of us. Life giving TV is lifting our spirits too, as we bang on about The White Lotus and Ted Lasso. Show notes: South Korean TV apologises for Olympic images: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/jul/24/south-korean-tv-station-olympic-images-opening-ceremony-ukraine-haiti German unitard: https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sports/gymnastics-german-team-wears-full-body-suit-tokyo-qualifications-2021-07-25/ Pink offers to pay fine for Norwegian beach handballers: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-26/pink-offers-to-pay-fine-of-norway-beach-handball-team/100324376 Uniform Discontent: https://theconversation.com/uniform-discontent-how-women-athletes-are-taking-control-of-their-sporting-outfits-164946 Kanye in the stadium: https://www.nme.com/en_au/news/music/kanye-west-is-reportedly-living-at-atlantas-mercedes-benz-stadium-3002427 Anthony Bourdain's AI voice: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/annals-of-gastronomy/the-ethics-of-a-deepfake-anthony-bourdain-voice Dolly as a Playboy Bunny: https://junkee.com/dolly-parton-playboy-husband/302506 Bennifer: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/jul/26/why-is-the-photo-of-ben-affleck-and-jennifer-lopez-on-a-yacht-so-compelling Ted Lasso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reP1gVGpFKo&ab_channel=AppleTV The White Lotus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGLq7_MonZ4&ab_channel=HBO Email us to Bang Back: bangon.podcast@abc.net.au Bang On is produced by Double J and is recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We pay our respects to elders past and present. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the land where we live, work, and learn.
Any naysaying about the Olympics has totally dissolved, the Games are here and we are here for them! Myf and Zan commentate on the highs and lows of Tokyo 2020(21); the fashion, the ceremony, the sports we forgot existed and are 100% invested in. Stadiums are a big theme of the week too, with the news that Kanye has allegedly moved into one to finish his DONDA album. Meanwhile a doco on Anthony Bourdain and it's use of AI voices has us discussing where the line lies in documentary film. And thank gawd for Dolly, as she gives her husband Carl a special birthday surprise which is really a gift for all of us. Life giving TV is lifting our spirits too, as we bang on about The White Lotus and Ted Lasso. Show notes: South Korean TV apologises for Olympic images: https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2021/jul/24/south-korean-tv-station-olympic-images-opening-ceremony-ukraine-haiti German unitard: https://www.reuters.com/lifestyle/sports/gymnastics-german-team-wears-full-body-suit-tokyo-qualifications-2021-07-25/ Pink offers to pay fine for Norwegian beach handballers: https://www.abc.net.au/news/2021-07-26/pink-offers-to-pay-fine-of-norway-beach-handball-team/100324376 Uniform Discontent: https://theconversation.com/uniform-discontent-how-women-athletes-are-taking-control-of-their-sporting-outfits-164946 Kanye in the stadium: https://www.nme.com/en_au/news/music/kanye-west-is-reportedly-living-at-atlantas-mercedes-benz-stadium-3002427 Anthony Bourdain's AI voice: https://www.newyorker.com/culture/annals-of-gastronomy/the-ethics-of-a-deepfake-anthony-bourdain-voice Dolly as a Playboy Bunny: https://junkee.com/dolly-parton-playboy-husband/302506 Bennifer: https://www.theguardian.com/culture/2021/jul/26/why-is-the-photo-of-ben-affleck-and-jennifer-lopez-on-a-yacht-so-compelling Ted Lasso: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=reP1gVGpFKo&ab_channel=AppleTV The White Lotus: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGLq7_MonZ4&ab_channel=HBO Email us to Bang Back: bangon.podcast@abc.net.au Bang On is produced by Double J and is recorded on the lands of the Wurundjeri people of the Kulin nation. We pay our respects to elders past and present. We acknowledge Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples as the First Australians and Traditional Custodians of the land where we live, work, and learn.
VC&R kick off the week, and Markley will return on Tuesday. Dr. Anthony Fauci says, “All of this is complicated,” and the ratings for the Olympics have cratered. The Cleveland Indians have changed their name to The Guardians, and Texas democrats are asking for donations for “care packages.” According to Politico, the left's CRT push is backfiring, and a flight was evacuated after an “ominous text.” a majority of Americans are pessimistic about the future of the country, and Los Angeles County wants to give free money to young people. Australians are pushing back against lockdowns, and school kids are told to hide an “equity survey” from their parents. A South Korean TV station is in trouble for using stereotypical graphics to represent different nations, and Dr. Fauci says he has no regrets about funding research in China. Former President Donald Trump touts the coronavirus vaccine, and a “racial justice” group threatens to harass white people who send their kids to good schools.
VC&R kick off the week, and Markley will return on Tuesday. Dr. Anthony Fauci says, “All of this is complicated,” and the ratings for the Olympics have cratered. The Cleveland Indians have changed their name to The Guardians, and Texas democrats are asking for donations for “care packages.” According to Politico, the left's CRT push is backfiring, and a flight was evacuated after an “ominous text.” a majority of Americans are pessimistic about the future of the country, and Los Angeles County wants to give free money to young people. Australians are pushing back against lockdowns, and school kids are told to hide an “equity survey” from their parents. A South Korean TV station is in trouble for using stereotypical graphics to represent different nations, and Dr. Fauci says he has no regrets about funding research in China. Former President Donald Trump touts the coronavirus vaccine, and a “racial justice” group threatens to harass white people who send their kids to good schools.
EP 63 Christmas in July loads of chaos and an A$$, You will quickly learn why we say what we say at the beginning of each episode. We discuss the greats to wear 63, Bezos phallic rocket, Bucks win and Giannis goes for 50 (not 49, not 51 and not 100?), Olympics started, South Korean TV and the opening ceremonies, UT and OU going to the SEC?, If this guy played a sport segment, Would you rather, Florida Man and the Mount Rushmore of TV game shows.
Recent reports from Pyongyang have hinted at an intensified effort to root out foreign fashion, slang and media in North Korea. Its regime has repeatedly punished people who smuggle in DVDs of South Korean TV and film dramas, but the penalties are now even harsher. Laura Bicker reports from Seoul on the risks for North Koreans who try to break their isolation, whether by consuming forbidden culture or even escaping the country themselves. As Joe Biden meets other world leaders at the G7 summit in Cornwall, there are still many Americans who aren't yet convinced he is the legitimate President of the United States. Gabriel Gatehouse has been to Texas, where he attended a QAnon gathering. Press freedom in Pakistan is a touchy issue - and more so now after a string of incidents where reporters have been physically attacked. Secunder Kermani analyses where the 'red lines' lie for broadcast media, and the allegations that the country's security services have been directly pressuring journalists. Turkey's Sea of Marmara is enduring a mucilaginous ordeal - as a slimy, choking layer of so-called "sea snot" smothers its shores. It's a catastrophe for local fishing villages; President Erdogan has launched a clean-up this week. Neyran Elden of the BBC Turkish Service happens to be an experienced scuba diver - so she suited up to go beneath the surface and take a look at the sea bed. What she saw wasn't pretty. Citizens of EU countries in the UK are being strongly encouraged to sort out their residency status before the end of this month. For British citizens living abroad, the experience of getting their own paperwork has varied by country. Luke Tuddenham recently had a surprising brush with bureaucracy in Lower Saxony in Germany. Producer: Polly Hope
CCTV 闭路电视Closed Circuit Television/CCTV 闭路电视China Central Television/CCTV 中国中央电视台在中国,CCTV是中央电视台的英文名缩写,全称是China Central Television。在国外,CCTV是常见的英语缩略语,全称就是Closed Circuit Television ,circuit是电路,所以CCTV就是闭路电视。老外提到CCTV时,不一定在讨论中央电视台哦,我们要结合情境翻译。例句:There is a CCTV camera in the supermarket.超市里有一个闭路电视摄像头。television 电视机;电视remote control 遥控器电视机的英文是television set,遥控器也就是通过红外线来遥远控制电视机,所以遥控器应该是remote control,是不是非常形象呢?例句:I can not find my remote control of the TV.我找不到电视遥控器了。turn on the TV 开电视turn off the TV 关电视turn up 调高音量turn down 调低音量在英语里,开启电子设备都要用turn on,所以开电视就是turn on the TV,调高音量是turn up,调低音量是turn down。例句:Could you turn on the TV? The last episode of my favorite cartoon will be aired tonight.你可以开下电视吗?我最喜欢的动画片今晚要大结局了。电视的功能出问题了,同学们不要用break表示电视坏了,我们要说It does not work。channel [ˈtʃænl] 电视台;频道看电视最烦人的就是频繁插播广告,一有广告,很多人都会马上换成下一个频道。电视频道的英语就是channel,换台直接说change the channel。channel和名牌香奈儿的英文Chanel很相似,大家不要混淆。换台是change the channel,换台不要说成换香奈儿,那样误会可就大了。例句:This talk show is so boring ,why don't you change the channel?这个脱口秀节目这么无聊,你为什么不换台呢 ?Stop flipping channels.不要老是换台。BBQ:烧烤(Barbecue)DIY:自己动手/自助服务(Do it Yourself)ET:外星人(Extra Terrestrial)ID:身份证(Identification Card)IQ:智商(Intelligence Quotient)EQ:情商(Emotional Quotient)PE:体育(Physical Education)VIP:重要人物/贵宾(Very Important Person)JP:日本(Japan)KR:韩国(Korea)UK:英国(United Kingdom)US:美国(United States)USA:美国(United States of America)RUS:俄罗斯(Russia)SGP:新加坡(Singapore)EU:欧洲联盟/欧盟(European Union)UN:联合国(United Nations)WTO:世界贸易组织(World Trade Organization)TV series / TV drama 电视连续剧American TV series 美剧British TV series 英剧South Korean TV series 韩剧soap opera 肥皂剧cartoon 动画片comedy 喜剧tragic drama 悲剧thriller 恐怖片situation comedy 情景喜剧trailer 预告片variety show 综艺节目documentary 纪录片talent show 选秀节目talk show 脱口秀reality TV 真人秀看电视常用情景对话In order to protect our vision,we should move back from the TV.为了保护视力,我们应该离电视机远点。To be honest,I am a couch potato.说实话,我是一个电视迷。What is on TV ? I would like to watch a talk show.现在有什么节目吗?我想看脱口秀。The soap opera is on channel 6.这个肥皂剧是在六频道播。Do you mind if I change the channel?你介意我换台吗?Not at all,but you'd better stop flipping channels.一点都不介意,但是你最好不要一直换台。What was the situation comedy all about?这个情景喜剧都讲了什么?Could you turn it up, please?I could not hear the actors.你可以把声音调高点吗?我听不太清演员的台词。今天的知识是不是很容易就学会了呢?别忘了在评论区提交作业哦。这些短语和句子你都理解对了吗?最后留给同学们一个小作业:What is your favorite television program ?你最喜欢看的电视节目是哪种呢?用英语回答这个问题,同学们可以在右下角留言区写下你的答案哦, 老师会亲自点评~免费送《生活大爆炸》中英文全集吉米老师今天给大家送福利啦!免费赠送风靡全球轻松幽默的美国生活喜剧《生活大爆炸1-12季》,全部都有中英文字幕 , 非常有趣的学英语原版美剧视频,你值得拥有!一共 2999 份,先到先得,送完即止(请一定要快哦)!怎么获得?添加微信:ohk008,发送文字 生活大爆炸 免费获得!
CCTV 闭路电视Closed Circuit Television/CCTV 闭路电视China Central Television/CCTV 中国中央电视台在中国,CCTV是中央电视台的英文名缩写,全称是China Central Television。在国外,CCTV是常见的英语缩略语,全称就是Closed Circuit Television ,circuit是电路,所以CCTV就是闭路电视。老外提到CCTV时,不一定在讨论中央电视台哦,我们要结合情境翻译。例句:There is a CCTV camera in the supermarket.超市里有一个闭路电视摄像头。television 电视机;电视remote control 遥控器电视机的英文是television set,遥控器也就是通过红外线来遥远控制电视机,所以遥控器应该是remote control,是不是非常形象呢?例句:I can not find my remote control of the TV.我找不到电视遥控器了。turn on the TV 开电视turn off the TV 关电视turn up 调高音量turn down 调低音量在英语里,开启电子设备都要用turn on,所以开电视就是turn on the TV,调高音量是turn up,调低音量是turn down。例句:Could you turn on the TV? The last episode of my favorite cartoon will be aired tonight.你可以开下电视吗?我最喜欢的动画片今晚要大结局了。电视的功能出问题了,同学们不要用break表示电视坏了,我们要说It does not work。channel [ˈtʃænl] 电视台;频道看电视最烦人的就是频繁插播广告,一有广告,很多人都会马上换成下一个频道。电视频道的英语就是channel,换台直接说change the channel。channel和名牌香奈儿的英文Chanel很相似,大家不要混淆。换台是change the channel,换台不要说成换香奈儿,那样误会可就大了。例句:This talk show is so boring ,why don't you change the channel?这个脱口秀节目这么无聊,你为什么不换台呢 ?Stop flipping channels.不要老是换台。BBQ:烧烤(Barbecue)DIY:自己动手/自助服务(Do it Yourself)ET:外星人(Extra Terrestrial)ID:身份证(Identification Card)IQ:智商(Intelligence Quotient)EQ:情商(Emotional Quotient)PE:体育(Physical Education)VIP:重要人物/贵宾(Very Important Person)JP:日本(Japan)KR:韩国(Korea)UK:英国(United Kingdom)US:美国(United States)USA:美国(United States of America)RUS:俄罗斯(Russia)SGP:新加坡(Singapore)EU:欧洲联盟/欧盟(European Union)UN:联合国(United Nations)WTO:世界贸易组织(World Trade Organization)TV series / TV drama 电视连续剧American TV series 美剧British TV series 英剧South Korean TV series 韩剧soap opera 肥皂剧cartoon 动画片comedy 喜剧tragic drama 悲剧thriller 恐怖片situation comedy 情景喜剧trailer 预告片variety show 综艺节目documentary 纪录片talent show 选秀节目talk show 脱口秀reality TV 真人秀看电视常用情景对话In order to protect our vision,we should move back from the TV.为了保护视力,我们应该离电视机远点。To be honest,I am a couch potato.说实话,我是一个电视迷。What is on TV ? I would like to watch a talk show.现在有什么节目吗?我想看脱口秀。The soap opera is on channel 6.这个肥皂剧是在六频道播。Do you mind if I change the channel?你介意我换台吗?Not at all,but you'd better stop flipping channels.一点都不介意,但是你最好不要一直换台。What was the situation comedy all about?这个情景喜剧都讲了什么?Could you turn it up, please?I could not hear the actors.你可以把声音调高点吗?我听不太清演员的台词。今天的知识是不是很容易就学会了呢?别忘了在评论区提交作业哦。这些短语和句子你都理解对了吗?最后留给同学们一个小作业:What is your favorite television program ?你最喜欢看的电视节目是哪种呢?用英语回答这个问题,同学们可以在右下角留言区写下你的答案哦, 老师会亲自点评~免费送《生活大爆炸》中英文全集吉米老师今天给大家送福利啦!免费赠送风靡全球轻松幽默的美国生活喜剧《生活大爆炸1-12季》,全部都有中英文字幕 , 非常有趣的学英语原版美剧视频,你值得拥有!一共 2999 份,先到先得,送完即止(请一定要快哦)!怎么获得?添加微信:ohk008,发送文字 生活大爆炸 免费获得!
CCTV 闭路电视Closed Circuit Television/CCTV 闭路电视China Central Television/CCTV 中国中央电视台在中国,CCTV是中央电视台的英文名缩写,全称是China Central Television。在国外,CCTV是常见的英语缩略语,全称就是Closed Circuit Television ,circuit是电路,所以CCTV就是闭路电视。老外提到CCTV时,不一定在讨论中央电视台哦,我们要结合情境翻译。例句:There is a CCTV camera in the supermarket.超市里有一个闭路电视摄像头。television 电视机;电视remote control 遥控器电视机的英文是television set,遥控器也就是通过红外线来遥远控制电视机,所以遥控器应该是remote control,是不是非常形象呢?例句:I can not find my remote control of the TV.我找不到电视遥控器了。turn on the TV 开电视turn off the TV 关电视turn up 调高音量turn down 调低音量在英语里,开启电子设备都要用turn on,所以开电视就是turn on the TV,调高音量是turn up,调低音量是turn down。例句:Could you turn on the TV? The last episode of my favorite cartoon will be aired tonight.你可以开下电视吗?我最喜欢的动画片今晚要大结局了。电视的功能出问题了,同学们不要用break表示电视坏了,我们要说It does not work。channel [ˈtʃænl] 电视台;频道看电视最烦人的就是频繁插播广告,一有广告,很多人都会马上换成下一个频道。电视频道的英语就是channel,换台直接说change the channel。channel和名牌香奈儿的英文Chanel很相似,大家不要混淆。换台是change the channel,换台不要说成换香奈儿,那样误会可就大了。例句:This talk show is so boring ,why don't you change the channel?这个脱口秀节目这么无聊,你为什么不换台呢 ?Stop flipping channels.不要老是换台。BBQ:烧烤(Barbecue)DIY:自己动手/自助服务(Do it Yourself)ET:外星人(Extra Terrestrial)ID:身份证(Identification Card)IQ:智商(Intelligence Quotient)EQ:情商(Emotional Quotient)PE:体育(Physical Education)VIP:重要人物/贵宾(Very Important Person)JP:日本(Japan)KR:韩国(Korea)UK:英国(United Kingdom)US:美国(United States)USA:美国(United States of America)RUS:俄罗斯(Russia)SGP:新加坡(Singapore)EU:欧洲联盟/欧盟(European Union)UN:联合国(United Nations)WTO:世界贸易组织(World Trade Organization)TV series / TV drama 电视连续剧American TV series 美剧British TV series 英剧South Korean TV series 韩剧soap opera 肥皂剧cartoon 动画片comedy 喜剧tragic drama 悲剧thriller 恐怖片situation comedy 情景喜剧trailer 预告片variety show 综艺节目documentary 纪录片talent show 选秀节目talk show 脱口秀reality TV 真人秀看电视常用情景对话In order to protect our vision,we should move back from the TV.为了保护视力,我们应该离电视机远点。To be honest,I am a couch potato.说实话,我是一个电视迷。What is on TV ? I would like to watch a talk show.现在有什么节目吗?我想看脱口秀。The soap opera is on channel 6.这个肥皂剧是在六频道播。Do you mind if I change the channel?你介意我换台吗?Not at all,but you'd better stop flipping channels.一点都不介意,但是你最好不要一直换台。What was the situation comedy all about?这个情景喜剧都讲了什么?Could you turn it up, please?I could not hear the actors.你可以把声音调高点吗?我听不太清演员的台词。今天的知识是不是很容易就学会了呢?别忘了在评论区提交作业哦。这些短语和句子你都理解对了吗?最后留给同学们一个小作业:What is your favorite television program ?你最喜欢看的电视节目是哪种呢?用英语回答这个问题,同学们可以在右下角留言区写下你的答案哦, 老师会亲自点评~免费送《生活大爆炸》中英文全集吉米老师今天给大家送福利啦!免费赠送风靡全球轻松幽默的美国生活喜剧《生活大爆炸1-12季》,全部都有中英文字幕 , 非常有趣的学英语原版美剧视频,你值得拥有!一共 2999 份,先到先得,送完即止(请一定要快哦)!怎么获得?添加微信:ohk008,发送文字 生活大爆炸 免费获得!
1118: Korea Day, The List Game - Korea Day Hashtags 1: #울릉도 공항 #울릉 Island airport Construction - Construction of an airport on 울릉도 (울릉Island) is set to being later this month (Nov 26), and is aimed to open in 2025. This will be South Korea's 2nd island airport, as announced by the Ministry of Land, Infrastructure and Transportation on Sunday. 2: #사유리 후지타 임신 & 출산- TV personality, 후지타 사유리 (aka 사유리, 41yo) recently gave birth to her first child, while being single. This has brought attention for being unconventional, as there are no facilities in Korea that provide a sperm donor to unmarried women. 3: #number of TV dramas likely to decrease next year due to COVID - The number of South Korean TV drama series is expected to decrease next year. In the summer, when the country was struggling with a resurgence in infections, TV studios and broadcasters halted productions of dramas and shows, and this may cause a ripple effect for dramas lined up for 2021. Talk Topic SOUTH KOREA'S POPULATION DECLINE South Korea had the biggest population decline in Oct 2020, since a steady fall starting Dec 2019 - The List Game SURVEY #1: Why single women in Korea choose not to get married SURVEY #2: Why men in Korea do not go on paternity leave
South Korean TV dramas have been a huge success in recent years with many dramas appearing on Netflix. It can be difficult to pick a drama to watch as there are so many different genres but if your interest is in horror, comedy, psychological and romance we've got the drama for you. The Master's Sun is a K-drama that was released in 2013 with a cast that has so much chemistry. The main leads meet unexpectedly on a rainy night and their new journey begins there. The original soundtrack (OST) is also out of this world. Tune into this episode to find more about this amazing drama.
Are virtual worlds any different than real worlds? A mother is reunited with her deceased daughter in virtual reality for a South Korean TV show. Jay Shapiro speaks with Associate Professor and author Candi Cann about the ways in which technology is intersecting with death and grief rituals. Professor Cann's book on the subject is available here. Find a bonus conversation with Adelle Archer, the founder of eterneva diamonds at dilemmapodcast.com
Ten minutes with... is a special series presented by Coode Street that sees readers and booklovers from around the world talk about what they're reading right now and what's getting them through these difficult times. World Fantasy Award winner Tobias S. Buckell talks with Gary about life in a small town during the lockdown, the terrific South Korean TV series The Kingdom, the advantages of audiobooks and graphic novels, new stories coming up in Escape Pod ("The Machine That Would Rewild Humanity"), Slate ("Scar Tissue"), and Motherboard ("Zombie Capitalism"), and the problems of dealing with wild boar. Books mentioned include: The Tangled Lands by Paolo Bacigalupi & Tobias S. Buckell The Lord of the Rings by J.R.R. Tolkien The Aeneid by Vergil The Gentleman Bastard Series by Scott Lynch
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Joseph Lee - Los Angeles based Artist and Actor. We speak to Joseph about moving from the mid-west to Los Angeles in pursuit of acting and art. Joe's new solo exhibition opens in August around the time his new movie premiers in theaters worldwide. We also learn a bit about South Korean TV, as he just wrapped up a very popular mini-series there. IG: @Joeyunlee
Joseph Lee - Los Angeles based Artist and Actor. We speak to Joseph about moving from the mid-west to Los Angeles in pursuit of acting and art. Joe's new solo exhibition opens in August around the time his new movie premiers in theaters worldwide. We also learn a bit about South Korean TV, as he just wrapped up a very popular mini-series there. IG: @Joeyunlee
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A female college student has asked her boyfriend to watch 12 classic South Korean TV dramas and recite romantic scenes afterwards. Can you carve a romantic out of stone?
Heyang: A female college student has asked her boyfriend to watch 12 classic South Korean TV dramas and recite romantic scenes afterwards. Can you carve a romantic out of stone?汉口学院一名大二男生,在通讯工具上收到女友发给他的一张韩国电视剧清单,要求其在一个月内看完清单上列出的12部韩剧,并能够完整的叙述剧中出现的浪漫情节。这样做就可以让男朋友浪漫起来吗?女孩们~最近有没有被《朝五晚九》里的霸气和尚或者《我的少女时代》里的校园小霸王徐太宇激发你粉红少女心~ 让男伴好好学一学呢~Certainly I learned a lot from these two shows. 朝五晚九(From Five To Nine). This is a Japanese TV drama. Laiming: Isn’t it your favorite show? And you can’t remember its name? HY: 山P,or山下智久? He’s the guy who plays the main role, he plays a Buddhist priest. The storyline isn’t all that complicated. Basically a wonderful, amazing, gorgeous guy is totally head over heels in love this girl and treats her super well. So there isn’t all that much to be said there. But guys, do you think it’s useful to learn something from these South Korean TV dramas, or Japanese TV dramas, or whatever romantic movie/TV series out there?Michael: I don’t think you can really limit this to SK or Japanese TV dramas. I think you could probably transpose this conversation anywhere in the world. (HY: I agree.)When we are talking about this college student, did she ask her boyfriend to watch 12 SK dramas and then recite scenes from them word for word afterwards? HY: No. I mean it’s more like…reciting is about showing you’ve actually watched it and you remember it, and I think she’s expecting more from it.LM: A summary of the romantic moments. In these 12 soap operas. HY: Do you think it’s reasonable what she’s doing? M: If she’s expecting him to watch all this and after that he’ll be the world’s leading authority on love and romance…I think it somewhat devalues the nature of being loving and romantic if you have to pick up your ideas from television. I think it should be sort of spontaneous. HY: If would be great if it’s spontaneous. But sometimes guys you are just not. And the girl still wants to be with you. She’s not dumping you. She’s just asking you ‘can you please watch these TV dramas and get some ideas. I want this to work, we’ve a good thing going on.’ What do you say?LM: Do you want the same thing that’s happened in the TV series to happen on yourself? Exactly the same thing?HY: Exactly the same thing? Oh I can’t believe you asked me that…OF COURSE!! It’s something that’s quite dreamy I have to say~ But, let’s just look at this realistically. It’s not gonna happen exactly like in the TV show. And this isn’t even what the girl is asking for. She just wants you to learn a bit more. Do you think she’s a bit outrageous or whatever?LM: I think you need to define ‘useful.’ Is it getting you laid useful, or helping you maintain a healthy relationship useful? What kind of useful are you looking for? HY: Well, what kind of ‘useful’ are you looking for, dude? When it comes to such a situation, what’s going on here is actually quite a good thing. Because the girl is basically saying we’re dating and I’m not happy with what you are doing right now. And here are some tips, why not taking them. And the guy can say yes or no. in this story, the guy actually said yeah I’ll go watch it…LM: Does he have a choice?M: Conversely, you might think that she say ok I’m not happy with what you are doing right now, but then he might push back and said this isn’t really me, I’m not happy expressing myself in this way. I think it works both ways.HY: Yeah, I think that’s a really important part here. Because neither side is saying you have to do this. But of course if you’re not willing to make this compromise, it’s highly possible that you’ll break up. It’s through this process people learn how to deal with the other person. And when we are looking at these too youngsters in college dating…Why are you laughing like that Laiming? He can’t control himself. LM: You are all pink talking about this.HY: The good old days. I think it’s really important that Chinese youngsters to go through dating and all this stuff. That’s how you know exactly how to have a relationship and how to make a relationship function. Without this kind of conversation it will not work. And when you look at all those singletons in our society, partially it’s because we’ve been studying so hard in school and we didn’t have the chance to date and have this kind of conversation.LM: I’m with you on this we should learn things by going on dates with other people/the opposite sex. But I’m not with you by saying that we should learn things (this introvert boy) by watching TV. I don’t think so. There are skills you can require. But unless it’s from the bottom of your heart, it’s not going to help you in the long term. M: It’s just seems a bit manufactured if you’re sitting down and watching all these programs, maybe copy and paste aspects of that in your personal life. It should be sincere, come from the heart and you should be yourself. HY: Okay. If you’re just copy and paste from any movie for it to work in your love life, that’s not going to work. You need to improvise, you have something to draw upon. And this girl has gone this far to give you the material, all you need to do is take the tips and turn it into something of your own. And your relationship will thrive. LM: I don’t think it’s a reasonable move on the part of the girl. Because we all know SK soap operas are notoriously long. They could extend to 80 episodes.HY: There are short ones that’s only 25 episodes~LM: 12 TV series in a month, he can’t do anything else. HY: Alright. They need to figure something out if they want to stay together. We have lots of listeners leaving messages here. First of all, I’d like to say hi to LYL李. She is listening to our show using data flow. Thank you so much, you are paying for this. Thank you for your message. She’s saying I love watching 朝五晚九(From five to nine). She persuaded her boyfriend to watch it out of knowing more about Japanese traditional culture and Buddhism. But actually she just wants him to learn the tactics that beautiful monk does. And our male listeners are not happy with what this girl has done. Basically saying you can’t just copy these tactics, it’s not gonna work, it has to be sincere. Basically you guys agree with it. I just think for this show it’s worthwhile for people to watch, because you get see 山下智久 to go through Buddhism practice under a waterfall. Oh man oh man, ladies you should all check it out!That’s all the time we have for Round Table today. I’m Heyang. Stay tuned for more.
XH: During this week's Round Table, we got to discuss a really popular South Korean TV drama, 来自星星的你. During the discussion, we got to talk about what exactly a soap opera is. ‘Cuz obviously John, you don't think this show falls into the category of a soap opera. So, what exactly is a soap opera? JA: Well, a soap opera is characterized by having a large, large cast of characters, and storylines that, basically, never end and just over-the-top acting and melodrama. I would say that来自星星的你 definitely does not actually fit that all. In fact, we have a clip of some American, and even a Mexican, soap opera to give you a taste of what a soap opera actually is. [clip] XH: Okay, so I got a brief idea. 所以说肥皂剧就是那种特别冗长似乎永远也播不完的。 And also, it sounds like from the soundbite we were just listening to, they're really dramatic. JA: Yes, very dramatic XH: And not that well made. JA: Well, production value is actually quite low because soap operas are actually… They're broadcast 5 days a week, usually sometime in the afternoon. And so the production cycle has to be very, very short, just because they pretty much don't take any breaks. They might take a couple of seasonal breaks around the summer and the winter, otherwise they just keep going all year. XH: 所以美国意义上的肥皂剧是那种日播的肥皂剧,可能会一播播好多年, right? JA: Oh yeah, like “All My Children” for example, my mother, she's been watching that since she was a teenager and it's still on ABC. Like, if you go to the United States right now, you can go and still watch “All My Children.” XH: Yeah. Final question: so something like来自星星的你, what category would it fall into? JA: I would say it's more like a romantic drama or something like a romantic comedy to a certain degree just because the premise is quite, um, it's a little bit too fantastic, I would say. But, in general, it's definitely not a soap opera. That being said, I think a lot of Chinese shows can actually fit into part of the definition of soap opera. XH: In that it is bad?! JA: It's, well, there is that, but also just in terms of over-the-top emotions that we see half the time in a lot of these popular Chinese TV dramas you also see similar types of things in American soap operas. XH: I got it. So if we make those dramas longer and on daytime television, they will be soap operas. JA: Exactly. XH: Alright, that's good to know!
XH:晓华 JA:John Artman ~~~~~~~~ XH: During this week’s Round Table, we got to discuss a really popular South Korean TV drama, 来自星星的你. During the discussion, we got to talk about what exactly a soap opera is. ‘Cuz obviously John, you don’t think this show falls into the category of a soap opera. So, what exactly is a soap opera? JA: Well, a soap opera is characterized by having a large, large cast of characters, and storylines that, basically, never end and just over-the-top acting and melodrama. I would say that来自星星的你 definitely does not actually fit that all. In fact, we have a clip of some American, and even a Mexican, soap opera to give you a taste of what a soap opera actually is. [clip] XH: Okay, so I got a brief idea. 所以说肥皂剧就是那种特别冗长似乎永远也播不完的。 And also, it sounds like from the soundbite we were just listening to, they’re really dramatic. JA: Yes, very dramatic XH: And not that well made. JA: Well, production value is actually quite low because soap operas are actually… They’re broadcast 5 days a week, usually sometime in the afternoon. And so the production cycle has to be very, very short, just because they pretty much don’t take any breaks. They might take a couple of seasonal breaks around the summer and the winter, otherwise they just keep going all year. XH: 所以美国意义上的肥皂剧是那种日播的肥皂剧,可能会一播播好多年, right? JA: Oh yeah, like “All My Children” for example, my mother, she’s been watching that since she was a teenager and it’s still on ABC. Like, if you go to the United States right now, you can go and still watch “All My Children.” XH: Yeah. Final question: so something like来自星星的你, what category would it fall into? JA: I would say it’s more like a romantic drama or something like a romantic comedy to a certain degree just because the premise is quite, um, it’s a little bit too fantastic, I would say. But, in general, it’s definitely not a soap opera. That being said, I think a lot of Chinese shows can actually fit into part of the definition of soap opera. XH: In that it is bad?! JA: It’s, well, there is that, but also just in terms of over-the-top emotions that we see half the time in a lot of these popular Chinese TV dramas you also see similar types of things in American soap operas. XH: I got it. So if we make those dramas longer and on daytime television, they will be soap operas. JA: Exactly. XH: Alright, that’s good to know!
About Lai Zi Xing Xing De Ni One of the hottest TV dramas in China now is called Lai Zi Xing Xing De Ni or My Love From the Star or You Who Came From the Stars in English. It's a South Korean TV drama that started airing on SBS last December. On iQiyi, one of the biggest online video service providers, over 100, 000 audiences press "like" button for the first episode. Really how popular is it in China?
One of the hottest TV dramas in China now is called Lai Zi Xing Xing De Ni or My Love From the Star or You Who Came From the Stars in English. It's a South Korean TV drama that started airing on SBS last December. On iQiyi, one of the biggest online video service providers, over 100, 000 audiences press "like" button for the first episode. Really how popular is it in China?
After watching Hong Kong director Barbara Wong's movie "The Stolen Years", a question occurred to me: is there such a thing as an overcooked chick flick? Well, I guess for most men, all chick flicks are overcooked, but this one, "The Stolen Years", is particularly so. He Man is a young divorcee who is lucky enough to get a second chance at her failed marriage and her ex-husband loves her enough to let her. But this only happens after a car accident which causes her to lose her memories from the past five years. Now, since her most recent memory stops at another accident which occurred during the couple's honeymoon trip, He Man finds renewed interest in her ex-husband, and begins to search for the reasons behind their breakup. At the end of the day, the couple arrives at the revelation that all their grudges derive from He Man's promotion at work and decide to forgive each other. Just as they are ready to take up where they left off however, further tragedy occurs and takes their misfortune to a whole new level. Two types of people are particularly fond of tragedy: women and the Greeks. While I admit that we could all use some catharsis from time to time, "The Stolen Years" provides this to an excessive degree. I mean, we've already learnt that work promotions can be bad for marriages but car accidents may be the cure, that’s enough lessons one can take from a single chick flick, so there is really no need to add more twists to harvest additional tears. FYI, the Greeks need a break. Nonetheless, the director seems quite determined to push the boundaries and introduces some notoriously cliché from South Korean TV shows and movies. Now, enough chiding. Despite the overkill, director Barbara Wong is actually quite an expert in story-telling from a female perspective. In 2001, she won the International Film Award for her feature film "Women's Private Parts" at the New York International Independent Film and Video Festival. The film's botched ending aside, "The Stolen Years" actually tells a well-paced and well-written chick flick story, which strikes a good balance between sentiment and humor. The lead actress Bai Baihe is a charming presence throughout the film, so much so that her character eclipses the male lead portrayed by Zhang Xiaoquan, making his acting seem merely responsive. The first half of "The Stolen Years" exhibits the styles of a typical and pleasant Taiwan film until it crash-lands into a South Korean ending. On a scale from one to ten, it gets a six.