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Performed by Yu Hongmei 于红梅
Yu Hongmei's Offical Website - http://yuhongmei.com/
Associate Professor of Department of Traditional Chinese Music, the Central Conservatory of Music (CCM); Guest Soloist of the China Central Chinese Orchestra; Guest Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada.
Yu Hongmei began her erhu study at the age of eight, and she studied at the Attached High School of the ChinaCentral Music University and then the China Central Music University where she earned her Bachelor's and Master's degree. At the university she was taught by professors including Zhang Shao, Su Anguo, Lan Yusong and Liu Changfu; she also learned Banhu, Gaohu, Jinghu, Zhuihu and other national musical instruments with some masters.
She won the "Pro Musicis International Award" in New York City. Her album A Collection of Erhu Concertos of Yu Hong Mei was given the 4th China Golden Record Award. She was also the first Chinese musician to receive the coveted Indie Award in the category of "Best Traditional World Music" for the CD entitled String Glamour. Another solo CD, Red Plum Blossom Capriccio, won the Best Chinese Musical Art Production. In 2002 she gave a successful solo concert in the world's most prestigious concert hall, Carnage Hall in New York where she played as the first Chinese traditional instrument performer. In 2005 she also received the First Prize of "Outstanding Young Teachers" of the Fok Ying Tung Education Foundation.
As a soloist she visited many countries and regions in Europe, America, Africa and Asia and gave more than 100 personal solo concerts. She debuted some outstanding music pieces including the Second Erhu Concerto -- After the Dream of the Capital, Ba Que and Xi Kou Ballad. Many of the important music activities she has attended are the Spring of Prague Musical Festival, the Chinese Art Festival, the Beijing International Music Festival, the Shanghai International Music Festival, the German Music Festival and the Macao Art Festival. She published 14 solo albums.
Yu Hongmei gives out a genuine feeling in her performance which is full of subtle emotions and passionate. She can perfectly interpret the music by incorporating her unique understanding in the performance and is therefore noted as "a performer representing the modern Chinese music and cultural spirit" by the New York Concert Magazine. She also works with the international composers and performers in performing many modern music works. She founded the "Qing MeJing Yue" Chinese Traditional Chamber Music Orchestra for the development and innovation of the modern national string music.
INFO : http://www.chncpa.org/n457779/n457834/n516566/3910015.html
Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a classical, Chinese legend about the lyric tragedy of eternal love between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. Both transformed to butterflies after their death, flying with one another, forever. This piece has been a symbol of Chinese music in the international scene for fifty years and has been rearranged by composer He to an Gaohu Concerto. The romantic theme is filled with Jiangnan Cultural influences, because the theme came from the Chinese Yue opera. There are three movements in total, and the piece returns to the main melody " Transformation to butterflies" in the coda, pushing the piece to its climax once again.
- published: 20 Jan 2013
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Very beautiful and elegant interpretation of the romantic "Dance of Yi People" -with the purest sound and emotion from Liu Fang's pipa playing. (Pipa is a traditional string instrument from China, in the same family as lute or guitar. ) It is upon listening to this piece (彝族舞曲) that I have become big fan of Liu Fang's. The original music was composed by Wang Huiran (王惠然)in the early 60s based on some folk dance music of the Yi, one of the 26 minorities in the Province of Yunnan. The melody was used by an Chinese pop group so that it became known to many people (including myself) as a pop song called "Nine hundred ninty nine roses". Later on I discovered that it is a pipa solo music. This piece is one of the most celebrated examples for compositions based on folk melodies, and indeed has become one of the most popular pieces of the pipa repertoire, even among the traditional repertoires, and is commonly regarded as one of the best classical pipa solo compositions ever created in the last century.
I love Liu Fang's interpretation. At the moment I cannot find a video of her playing, just MP3 sample in http://www.philmultic.com/liufang/MP3/yidance.html
and many pictures in her website: http://www.liufangmusic.net/photos/
I just put then together and hope you like it.
Merry Christmas and happy new year.
Musica China De Pipa - http://www.philmultic.com/Spanish/musica.html ：
La mayoría de la música contemporánea para la pipa toma avanzadas técnicas de ésta y de la teoría de la música. Las fuentes de la inspiración son ricas y en su mayoría melodias tradicionales y folclóricas. De hecho, muchas piezas simplemente modificadas, transcribe o recompone estas melodias y ellas mismas llegan a ser parte de un repertorio clásico como la famosa Danza de la Gente de Yi (Wang Hui- Ran).
"Danse folklorique des Yi" - musique traditionnelle chinoise interprétée par Liu Fang, soliste de renommée internationale pour le pipa (luth chinois) et de la guzheng (cithare chinoise).
"Danza folclórica de Yi" - música china tradicional interpretada por Liu Fang, internacionalmente aclamado solista de pipa (laúd chino) y guzheng (cítara china).
"Volkstanz Yi" - traditionelle chinesische Musik mit Liu Fang, international anerkannte Solistin für Pipa (chinesische Laute) und Guzheng (chinesische Zither).
Музыка Китая: "Танец из Ии Люди" ( Ван ХулЖан для , 1960). Этот шедевр является одной из самых известных пьес для пипа музыки (пипа соло). Пипа это традиционный китайский инструмент, китайская лютня (или гитара) с 4 строки. Солист: Лю Фан (劉芳).
čínský hudba: lidový tanec Yi, z lidové hudební tradice na loutnu.
琵琶演奏家刘芳演绎的《彝族舞曲》韵味独特，音色纯净，感人至深。 [这首乐曲 的主旋律曾被用于流行歌曲999朵玫瑰 （999 roses), 广为人知 。]
中国琵琶奏者 劉芳
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The live version of Prelude's track 'Hot' from the album 'Red Ribbon'
Vocals: Dixie 'Prelude' Fernandez
Vocals: Liam 'Tommy Steppa' Sharpe
Guitar: Hashim Riaz
Bass: Wayne Wu
Chinese Guzheng Zither: Chen-Hua Lin
Drums: Ed Carmichael
Check out my album now!!! Most of the songs are on youtube ...(x_x)
- published: 15 Apr 2011
- views: 170
Abraxsis Der Jen is an Taiwanese painter
Imperial Palace Autumn Moon
- published: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 59
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Chinese business executive Chen Guangbiao
has come to New York.
He calls himself "China's most outstanding philanthropist
and moral leader."
But what a sort of person is he actually?
From recorded material obtained by NTD reporters,
we can see he intimidated a journalist using mafia-like threats
and he says he relies on official support.
During the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Chen Guangbiao
reportedly sent his company staff to drive excavators over
one thousand kilometers to provide aid. He became a celebrity
and was even commended by China's ex-Premier Wen Jiabao.
However, in November of 2013, Li Bao,
an editor for Beijing-based Chinese Business newspaper,
exposed the truth in an article.
Chen Guangbiao had actually rented several local excavators
in Wenchuan, had some locals wear his company uniform,
opened a very large banner on the highway,
and then took photographs of it and sent them to the media.
In January of 2011, Chen Guangbiao published
his 2010 donation list on the People's Daily Website.
But when China Philanthropy Times was making its annual
chart of most charitable persons and checked the donations,
they found most of Chen's donations, which
totaled 330 million yuan ($54 million), were not verifiable.
Then the Mainland Chinese media began
to strongly question Chen Guangbiao.
On April 23, 2011, Chinese Business published an article
titled with "The Authenticity Myth About
No. 1 Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao".
Four days later, Southern Metropolitan Daily
published a long article titled,
"Revisiting Chen Guangbiao 's Past".
Then, two days later, Southern People Weekly published
a front page report titled, "Behind the Halo of
'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao:
Personal Relationship, Philanthropy and Business".
Chen Guangbiao threatened the journalist Chen Lei
in September of 2010.
When Chen Guangbiao gave a lecture in Fudan University,
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
on the topic of carrying out his promised donations.
Before the interview, Chen Guangbiao said he donated
to a Senior Citizen Activity Centre in his hometown,
Tianganghu Town of Sihong County, Jiangsu Province.
But local residents say Chen Guangbiao 's parents stay at
the Centre, without letting other people in.
Chen Lei visited Sihong County and made an investigation.
On the second day, he received an abusive text message from
an unknown cell phone number, and his as well as another
reporter 's identity card numbers were mentioned.
When Chen Guangbiao was interviewed by Chen Lei, he said
he was very clear about the whereabouts of several journalists.
Chen Guangbiao: "You interviewed 10 people
and I know 8 of them. You lodged at a hotel
in Sihong County on Sept. 18 and 19.
Later you might have gone back home for the holidays
and then returned there."
After finishing the interview,
Chen Guangbiao felt there might be some issues.
So when he stopped over the airport,
he rang Chen Lei and warned him to be careful.
Chen Guangbiao: "You are still young kid.
You might be satisfied with other people 's
confidential negative information.
But with me, you have to pay attention,
meaning that if you reveal something negative about me,
your time might come... I can only remind you like this way.
I've told you very clearly."
Before Chen Lei published the article
"Behind the Halo of 'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao",
Chen Guangbiao let him know his unusual relationship
with the CCP 's Propaganda Department,
and stated that high rank officials will stop his report.
Chen Guangbiao: "I just reported the thing to the department...
They said, 'will he dare to try publishing it?'
They just said this sentence.
The Guangdong Provincial committee, Standing Committee
and provincial propaganda department are angry about it.
Will you dare try publishing it?
The leaders spoke this way, those aren't my words."
After the article was published, Chen Lei received an email
containing a photo of a mangled corpse.
Chen Lei told NTD Chen Guangbiao has a close relationship
with the Propaganda Department of the CCP.
Chen Lei, journalist at Southern People Weekly:
"Because he's involved with the Propaganda Department,
it is equal to kidnapping the government.
He is the national moral exemplar, the so-called called
'earthquake savior', and CCTV endorses him.
Whether some involved people were bribed is unclear.
But he definitely has a good relationship with
the Propaganda Department. It is said that
he donated money to a human rights fund
under the Propaganda Department."
When Chen Guangbiao once appeared on the CCTV show
Oriental Horizon he reportedly took out a thick notebook
of his total donations of over 1.4 billion yuan ($231 billion).
Meanwhile, CCTV requested the local CCP head in
his donation projects in Sihong County of Jiangsu Province.
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Chen Guangbiao
Chen Guangbiao (Chinese: 陈光标; born July 1968) is a Chinese recycling entrepreneur and philanthropist. He is the founder and chairman of Jiangsu Huangpu Renewable Resources Limited Company and was reportedly worth US$810 million in 2013, according to the rankings of the Chinese wealth research firm, Hurun Report; although, Forbes estimated his wealth at US$400 million in January 2014, while the Associated Press published an estimate of US$750 million in June 2014.
Chen became well known in China for personally rescuing 13 people as part of a broader involvement in the rescue effort following the 2008 Sichuan earthquake. Forbes Asia chose him as one of the 48 leading philanthropists of the Asia Pacific Region in both 2008 and 2009. Chen appeared in international headlines due to his high-profile, but unsuccessful, attempt to buy The New York Times in January 2014. Chen is also known for his publicity stunts and admitted in a January 2014 Wall Street Journal article that they are part of his persona.
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Liu Fang
Liu Fang (Chinese: t 劉芳, s 刘芳, p Liú Fāng; b. 1974) is one of the most prominent pipa players in the world. Described in the media as the "empress of pipa" (L'actualité), "divine mediator" (World), "the greatest ambassadress of the art of the pipa", Liu Fang is known as “possessing virtuoso technique, grace and a unique empathy toward the music she plays – whether it is a traditional and folk tune or a modern Western composition” (All Music Guide). "She has an extraordinary focused, poised presence in her manner and her playing. In a lesser player this is just a trained formality; the body of material and techniques for her instruments is extremely highly developed, passed down through centuries. But Liu Fang’s total devotion to her playing has moved her beyond perfect execution to the creativity and flexibility that marks a true musician."(in the fRoots Magazine, 06.2006).
Biography
Born in Kunming in the Chinese province of Yunnan, she began playing the pipa at the age of 6. Her first solo public performance was at the age of 9. In 1986, at age 11, she played for Queen Elizabeth II. Her studies at the Shanghai Conservatory of Music broadened her musical range and allowed her to study the guzheng. At the age of 22, Liu Fang immigrated to Canada and is now a Canadian citizen, currently residing in Montreal. The decision to move to Quebec allowed her virtuosic playing to reach a wider international audience. Since 1999, she has performed hundreds of solo concerts featuring Chinese traditional and classical music on her two solo instruments - pipa and guzheng. Her profile has risen due to her rich and deeply spiritual performances as well as a wide ranging repertoire that features music from Chinese classical and folk traditions (including pieces rarely heard) as well as contemporary works from both east and west.
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6:21Erhu - Spring Scenery in South of Yangtze River 江南春色
Erhu - Spring Scenery in South of Yangtze River 江南春色Erhu - Spring Scenery in South of Yangtze River 江南春色
Performed by Yu Hongmei 于红梅 Yu Hongmei's Offical Website - http://yuhongmei.com/ Associate Professor of Department of Traditional Chinese Music, the Central Conservatory of Music (CCM); Guest Soloist of the China Central Chinese Orchestra; Guest Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. Yu Hongmei began her erhu study at the age of eight, and she studied at the Attached High School of the ChinaCentral Music University and then the China Central Music University where she earned her Bachelor's and Master's degree. At the university she was taught by professors including Zhang Shao, Su Anguo, Lan Yusong and Liu Changfu; she also learned Banhu, Gaohu, Jinghu, Zhuihu and other national musical instruments with some masters. She won the "Pro Musicis International Award" in New York City. Her album A Collection of Erhu Concertos of Yu Hong Mei was given the 4th China Golden Record Award. She was also the first Chinese musician to receive the coveted Indie Award in the category of "Best Traditional World Music" for the CD entitled String Glamour. Another solo CD, Red Plum Blossom Capriccio, won the Best Chinese Musical Art Production. In 2002 she gave a successful solo concert in the world's most prestigious concert hall, Carnage Hall in New York where she played as the first Chinese traditional instrument performer. In 2005 she also received the First Prize of "Outstanding Young Teachers" of the Fok Ying Tung Education Foundation. As a soloist she visited many countries and regions in Europe, America, Africa and Asia and gave more than 100 personal solo concerts. She debuted some outstanding music pieces including the Second Erhu Concerto -- After the Dream of the Capital, Ba Que and Xi Kou Ballad. Many of the important music activities she has attended are the Spring of Prague Musical Festival, the Chinese Art Festival, the Beijing International Music Festival, the Shanghai International Music Festival, the German Music Festival and the Macao Art Festival. She published 14 solo albums. Yu Hongmei gives out a genuine feeling in her performance which is full of subtle emotions and passionate. She can perfectly interpret the music by incorporating her unique understanding in the performance and is therefore noted as "a performer representing the modern Chinese music and cultural spirit" by the New York Concert Magazine. She also works with the international composers and performers in performing many modern music works. She founded the "Qing MeJing Yue" Chinese Traditional Chamber Music Orchestra for the development and innovation of the modern national string music. INFO : http://www.chncpa.org/n457779/n457834/n516566/3910015.html -
5:06Chinese Music - Guzheng - A Splendid Pearl in the Ravine 峡谷明珠放异彩
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10:52Liu Fang pipa solo King Chu doffs his armour
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3:31廣東音樂 - 78RPM 50665 PATHE ( MADE IN CHINA ) 1940
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0:46Kal on GuZhen Part 2
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24:13梁祝 - (The Butterfly Lovers) Erhu Concerto
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Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a classical, Chinese legend about the lyric tragedy of eternal love between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. Both transformed to butterflies after their death, flying with one another, forever. This piece has been a symbol of Chinese music in the international scene for fifty years and has been rearranged by composer He to an Gaohu Concerto. The romantic theme is filled with Jiangnan Cultural influences, because the theme came from the Chinese Yue opera. There are three movements in total, and the piece returns to the main melody " Transformation to butterflies" in the coda, pushing the piece to its climax once again. -
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6:07Chinese folk music：Dance of the Yi people 彝族舞曲, Liu Fang pipa solo 劉芳琵琶
Chinese folk music：Dance of the Yi people 彝族舞曲, Liu Fang pipa solo 劉芳琵琶Chinese folk music：Dance of the Yi people 彝族舞曲, Liu Fang pipa solo 劉芳琵琶
Very beautiful and elegant interpretation of the romantic "Dance of Yi People" -with the purest sound and emotion from Liu Fang's pipa playing. (Pipa is a traditional string instrument from China, in the same family as lute or guitar. ) It is upon listening to this piece (彝族舞曲) that I have become big fan of Liu Fang's. The original music was composed by Wang Huiran (王惠然)in the early 60s based on some folk dance music of the Yi, one of the 26 minorities in the Province of Yunnan. The melody was used by an Chinese pop group so that it became known to many people (including myself) as a pop song called "Nine hundred ninty nine roses". Later on I discovered that it is a pipa solo music. This piece is one of the most celebrated examples for compositions based on folk melodies, and indeed has become one of the most popular pieces of the pipa repertoire, even among the traditional repertoires, and is commonly regarded as one of the best classical pipa solo compositions ever created in the last century. I love Liu Fang's interpretation. At the moment I cannot find a video of her playing, just MP3 sample in http://www.philmultic.com/liufang/MP3/yidance.html and many pictures in her website: http://www.liufangmusic.net/photos/ I just put then together and hope you like it. Merry Christmas and happy new year. Musica China De Pipa - http://www.philmultic.com/Spanish/musica.html ： La mayoría de la música contemporánea para la pipa toma avanzadas técnicas de ésta y de la teoría de la música. Las fuentes de la inspiración son ricas y en su mayoría melodias tradicionales y folclóricas. De hecho, muchas piezas simplemente modificadas, transcribe o recompone estas melodias y ellas mismas llegan a ser parte de un repertorio clásico como la famosa Danza de la Gente de Yi (Wang Hui- Ran). "Danse folklorique des Yi" - musique traditionnelle chinoise interprétée par Liu Fang, soliste de renommée internationale pour le pipa (luth chinois) et de la guzheng (cithare chinoise). "Danza folclórica de Yi" - música china tradicional interpretada por Liu Fang, internacionalmente aclamado solista de pipa (laúd chino) y guzheng (cítara china). "Volkstanz Yi" - traditionelle chinesische Musik mit Liu Fang, international anerkannte Solistin für Pipa (chinesische Laute) und Guzheng (chinesische Zither). Музыка Китая: "Танец из Ии Люди" ( Ван ХулЖан для , 1960). Этот шедевр является одной из самых известных пьес для пипа музыки (пипа соло). Пипа это традиционный китайский инструмент, китайская лютня (или гитара) с 4 строки. Солист: Лю Фан (劉芳). čínský hudba: lidový tanec Yi, z lidové hudební tradice na loutnu. 琵琶演奏家刘芳演绎的《彝族舞曲》韵味独特，音色纯净，感人至深。 [这首乐曲 的主旋律曾被用于流行歌曲999朵玫瑰 （999 roses), 广为人知 。] 中国琵琶奏者 劉芳 리우팡의 비파연주 -
5:06Hot (Live) Feat. Tommy Steppa
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The live version of Prelude's track 'Hot' from the album 'Red Ribbon' Vocals: Dixie 'Prelude' Fernandez Vocals: Liam 'Tommy Steppa' Sharpe Guitar: Hashim Riaz Bass: Wayne Wu Chinese Guzheng Zither: Chen-Hua Lin Drums: Ed Carmichael Check out my album now!!! Most of the songs are on youtube ...(x_x) -
1:55Abraxsis Der Jen ~ Love stories in the Forbidden City
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2:33Jilin Music
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4:10Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed himSouthern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Chinese business executive Chen Guangbiao has come to New York. He calls himself "China's most outstanding philanthropist and moral leader." But what a sort of person is he actually? From recorded material obtained by NTD reporters, we can see he intimidated a journalist using mafia-like threats and he says he relies on official support. During the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Chen Guangbiao reportedly sent his company staff to drive excavators over one thousand kilometers to provide aid. He became a celebrity and was even commended by China's ex-Premier Wen Jiabao. However, in November of 2013, Li Bao, an editor for Beijing-based Chinese Business newspaper, exposed the truth in an article. Chen Guangbiao had actually rented several local excavators in Wenchuan, had some locals wear his company uniform, opened a very large banner on the highway, and then took photographs of it and sent them to the media. In January of 2011, Chen Guangbiao published his 2010 donation list on the People's Daily Website. But when China Philanthropy Times was making its annual chart of most charitable persons and checked the donations, they found most of Chen's donations, which totaled 330 million yuan ($54 million), were not verifiable. Then the Mainland Chinese media began to strongly question Chen Guangbiao. On April 23, 2011, Chinese Business published an article titled with "The Authenticity Myth About No. 1 Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao". Four days later, Southern Metropolitan Daily published a long article titled, "Revisiting Chen Guangbiao 's Past". Then, two days later, Southern People Weekly published a front page report titled, "Behind the Halo of 'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao: Personal Relationship, Philanthropy and Business". Chen Guangbiao threatened the journalist Chen Lei in September of 2010. When Chen Guangbiao gave a lecture in Fudan University, Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him on the topic of carrying out his promised donations. Before the interview, Chen Guangbiao said he donated to a Senior Citizen Activity Centre in his hometown, Tianganghu Town of Sihong County, Jiangsu Province. But local residents say Chen Guangbiao 's parents stay at the Centre, without letting other people in. Chen Lei visited Sihong County and made an investigation. On the second day, he received an abusive text message from an unknown cell phone number, and his as well as another reporter 's identity card numbers were mentioned. When Chen Guangbiao was interviewed by Chen Lei, he said he was very clear about the whereabouts of several journalists. Chen Guangbiao: "You interviewed 10 people and I know 8 of them. You lodged at a hotel in Sihong County on Sept. 18 and 19. Later you might have gone back home for the holidays and then returned there." After finishing the interview, Chen Guangbiao felt there might be some issues. So when he stopped over the airport, he rang Chen Lei and warned him to be careful. Chen Guangbiao: "You are still young kid. You might be satisfied with other people 's confidential negative information. But with me, you have to pay attention, meaning that if you reveal something negative about me, your time might come... I can only remind you like this way. I've told you very clearly." Before Chen Lei published the article "Behind the Halo of 'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao", Chen Guangbiao let him know his unusual relationship with the CCP 's Propaganda Department, and stated that high rank officials will stop his report. Chen Guangbiao: "I just reported the thing to the department... They said, 'will he dare to try publishing it?' They just said this sentence. The Guangdong Provincial committee, Standing Committee and provincial propaganda department are angry about it. Will you dare try publishing it? The leaders spoke this way, those aren't my words." After the article was published, Chen Lei received an email containing a photo of a mangled corpse. Chen Lei told NTD Chen Guangbiao has a close relationship with the Propaganda Department of the CCP. Chen Lei, journalist at Southern People Weekly: "Because he's involved with the Propaganda Department, it is equal to kidnapping the government. He is the national moral exemplar, the so-called called 'earthquake savior', and CCTV endorses him. Whether some involved people were bribed is unclear. But he definitely has a good relationship with the Propaganda Department. It is said that he donated money to a human rights fund under the Propaganda Department." When Chen Guangbiao once appeared on the CCTV show Oriental Horizon he reportedly took out a thick notebook of his total donations of over 1.4 billion yuan ($231 billion). Meanwhile, CCTV requested the local CCP head in his donation projects in Sihong County of Jiangsu Province. -
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14:59Cafe with The Cuban Shiva September 05, 2010, 05:11 AM
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Que Bola? Accompanying Clips: Саундтрек к фильму "Новолуние",сумеречная сага; provided by laska413 Omar - Fallin'; provided by AneetaThunderbird Música china tradicional (clásica) para la guitarra China y la cítara china, solista Liu Fang; provided by hjade007 September 05, 2010, 05:11 AM -
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Year 1644 (MDCXLIV) was a leap year starting on Friday (link will display the full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar and a leap year starting on Monday of the 10-day slower Julian calendar. This video is targeted to blind users. Attribution: Article text available under CC-BY-SA Creative Commons image source in video
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Erhu - Spring Scenery in South of Yangtze River 江南春色
Performed by Yu Hongmei 于红梅 Yu Hongmei's Offical Website - http://yuhongmei.com/ Associate Professor of Department of Traditional Chinese Music, the Central Conservatory of Music (CCM); Guest Soloist of the China Central Chinese Orchestra; Guest Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada. Yu Hongmei began her erhu study at the age of eight, and she studied at the Attached High School of the ChinaCentral Music University and then the China Central Music University where she earned her Bachelor's and Master's degree. At the university she was taught by professors including Zhang Shao, Su Anguo, Lan Yusong and Liu Changfu; she also learned Banhu, Gaohu, Jinghu, Zhuihu and other national musical instruments with some masters. She won the "Pro Musicis International Award" in New ...
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梁祝 - (The Butterfly Lovers) Erhu Concerto
Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a classical, Chinese legend about the lyric tragedy of eternal love between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. Both transformed to butterflies after their death, flying with one another, forever. This piece has been a symbol of Chinese music in the international scene for fifty years and has been rearranged by composer He to an Gaohu Concerto. The romantic theme is filled with Jiangnan Cultural influences, because the theme came from the Chinese Yue opera. There are three movements in total, and the piece returns to the main melody " Transformation to butterflies" in the coda, pushing the piece to its climax once again.
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Onra - Autumn Moon Shining Over The Calm Lake
https://onra.bandcamp.com/
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Chinese folk music：Dance of the Yi people 彝族舞曲, Liu Fang pipa solo 劉芳琵琶
Very beautiful and elegant interpretation of the romantic "Dance of Yi People" -with the purest sound and emotion from Liu Fang's pipa playing. (Pipa is a traditional string instrument from China, in the same family as lute or guitar. ) It is upon listening to this piece (彝族舞曲) that I have become big fan of Liu Fang's. The original music was composed by Wang Huiran (王惠然)in the early 60s based on some folk dance music of the Yi, one of the 26 minorities in the Province of Yunnan. The melody was used by an Chinese pop group so that it became known to many people (including myself) as a pop song called "Nine hundred ninty nine roses". Later on I discovered that it is a pipa solo music. This piece is one of the most celebrated examples for compositions based on folk melodies, and indeed has b...
published: 26 Dec 2006 -
Hot (Live) Feat. Tommy Steppa
The live version of Prelude's track 'Hot' from the album 'Red Ribbon' Vocals: Dixie 'Prelude' Fernandez Vocals: Liam 'Tommy Steppa' Sharpe Guitar: Hashim Riaz Bass: Wayne Wu Chinese Guzheng Zither: Chen-Hua Lin Drums: Ed Carmichael Check out my album now!!! Most of the songs are on youtube ...(x_x)
published: 15 Apr 2011 -
Abraxsis Der Jen ~ Love stories in the Forbidden City
Abraxsis Der Jen is an Taiwanese painter Imperial Palace Autumn Moon
published: 23 Oct 2015 -
Jilin Music
published: 25 Feb 2014 -
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Chinese business executive Chen Guangbiao has come to New York. He calls himself "China's most outstanding philanthropist and moral leader." But what a sort of person is he actually? From recorded material obtained by NTD reporters, we can see he intimidated a journalist using mafia-like threats and he says he relies on official support. During the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Chen Guangbiao reportedly sent his company staff to drive excavators over one thousand kilometers to provide aid. He became a celebrity and was even commended by China's ex-Premier Wen Jiabao. However, in November of 2013, Li Bao, an editor for Beijing-based Chinese Business newspaper, exposed ...
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Chinese instrumental music
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Cafe with The Cuban Shiva September 05, 2010, 05:11 AM
Que Bola? Accompanying Clips: Саундтрек к фильму "Новолуние",сумеречная сага; provided by laska413 Omar - Fallin'; provided by AneetaThunderbird Música china tradicional (clásica) para la guitarra China y la cítara china, solista Liu Fang; provided by hjade007 September 05, 2010, 05:11 AM
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Erhu - Spring Scenery in South of Yangtze River 江南春色
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:21
- Updated: 26 May 2012
- views: 455765
Performed by Yu Hongmei 于红梅
Yu Hongmei's Offical Website - http://yuhongmei.com/
Associate Professor of Department of Traditional Chinese Music, the Central ...
Performed by Yu Hongmei 于红梅
Yu Hongmei's Offical Website - http://yuhongmei.com/
Associate Professor of Department of Traditional Chinese Music, the Central Conservatory of Music (CCM); Guest Soloist of the China Central Chinese Orchestra; Guest Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada.
Yu Hongmei began her erhu study at the age of eight, and she studied at the Attached High School of the ChinaCentral Music University and then the China Central Music University where she earned her Bachelor's and Master's degree. At the university she was taught by professors including Zhang Shao, Su Anguo, Lan Yusong and Liu Changfu; she also learned Banhu, Gaohu, Jinghu, Zhuihu and other national musical instruments with some masters.
She won the "Pro Musicis International Award" in New York City. Her album A Collection of Erhu Concertos of Yu Hong Mei was given the 4th China Golden Record Award. She was also the first Chinese musician to receive the coveted Indie Award in the category of "Best Traditional World Music" for the CD entitled String Glamour. Another solo CD, Red Plum Blossom Capriccio, won the Best Chinese Musical Art Production. In 2002 she gave a successful solo concert in the world's most prestigious concert hall, Carnage Hall in New York where she played as the first Chinese traditional instrument performer. In 2005 she also received the First Prize of "Outstanding Young Teachers" of the Fok Ying Tung Education Foundation.
As a soloist she visited many countries and regions in Europe, America, Africa and Asia and gave more than 100 personal solo concerts. She debuted some outstanding music pieces including the Second Erhu Concerto -- After the Dream of the Capital, Ba Que and Xi Kou Ballad. Many of the important music activities she has attended are the Spring of Prague Musical Festival, the Chinese Art Festival, the Beijing International Music Festival, the Shanghai International Music Festival, the German Music Festival and the Macao Art Festival. She published 14 solo albums.
Yu Hongmei gives out a genuine feeling in her performance which is full of subtle emotions and passionate. She can perfectly interpret the music by incorporating her unique understanding in the performance and is therefore noted as "a performer representing the modern Chinese music and cultural spirit" by the New York Concert Magazine. She also works with the international composers and performers in performing many modern music works. She founded the "Qing MeJing Yue" Chinese Traditional Chamber Music Orchestra for the development and innovation of the modern national string music.
INFO : http://www.chncpa.org/n457779/n457834/n516566/3910015.html
https://wn.com/Erhu_Spring_Scenery_In_South_Of_Yangtze_River_江南春色
Performed by Yu Hongmei 于红梅
Yu Hongmei's Offical Website - http://yuhongmei.com/
Associate Professor of Department of Traditional Chinese Music, the Central Conservatory of Music (CCM); Guest Soloist of the China Central Chinese Orchestra; Guest Professor at the University of Calgary, Canada.
Yu Hongmei began her erhu study at the age of eight, and she studied at the Attached High School of the ChinaCentral Music University and then the China Central Music University where she earned her Bachelor's and Master's degree. At the university she was taught by professors including Zhang Shao, Su Anguo, Lan Yusong and Liu Changfu; she also learned Banhu, Gaohu, Jinghu, Zhuihu and other national musical instruments with some masters.
She won the "Pro Musicis International Award" in New York City. Her album A Collection of Erhu Concertos of Yu Hong Mei was given the 4th China Golden Record Award. She was also the first Chinese musician to receive the coveted Indie Award in the category of "Best Traditional World Music" for the CD entitled String Glamour. Another solo CD, Red Plum Blossom Capriccio, won the Best Chinese Musical Art Production. In 2002 she gave a successful solo concert in the world's most prestigious concert hall, Carnage Hall in New York where she played as the first Chinese traditional instrument performer. In 2005 she also received the First Prize of "Outstanding Young Teachers" of the Fok Ying Tung Education Foundation.
As a soloist she visited many countries and regions in Europe, America, Africa and Asia and gave more than 100 personal solo concerts. She debuted some outstanding music pieces including the Second Erhu Concerto -- After the Dream of the Capital, Ba Que and Xi Kou Ballad. Many of the important music activities she has attended are the Spring of Prague Musical Festival, the Chinese Art Festival, the Beijing International Music Festival, the Shanghai International Music Festival, the German Music Festival and the Macao Art Festival. She published 14 solo albums.
Yu Hongmei gives out a genuine feeling in her performance which is full of subtle emotions and passionate. She can perfectly interpret the music by incorporating her unique understanding in the performance and is therefore noted as "a performer representing the modern Chinese music and cultural spirit" by the New York Concert Magazine. She also works with the international composers and performers in performing many modern music works. She founded the "Qing MeJing Yue" Chinese Traditional Chamber Music Orchestra for the development and innovation of the modern national string music.
INFO : http://www.chncpa.org/n457779/n457834/n516566/3910015.html
- published: 26 May 2012
- views: 455765
Chinese Music - Guzheng - A Splendid Pearl in the Ravine 峡谷明珠放异彩
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:06
- Updated: 20 Nov 2011
- views: 3521
Liu Fang pipa solo King Chu doffs his armour
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:52
- Updated: 11 Feb 2007
- views: 8641
廣東音樂 - 78RPM 50665 PATHE ( MADE IN CHINA ) 1940
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- Duration: 3:31
- Updated: 01 Jul 2010
- views: 8069
VERY OLD CANTONESE MUSIC EXTREMELY POPULAR IN SOUTHERN CHINA - PLAYED BY THE GUANGDONG FOLK MUSICAL EMSEMBLE. THIS RECORD WAS MADE EARLY 1940s PERIOD IN CHINA....
VERY OLD CANTONESE MUSIC EXTREMELY POPULAR IN SOUTHERN CHINA - PLAYED BY THE GUANGDONG FOLK MUSICAL EMSEMBLE. THIS RECORD WAS MADE EARLY 1940s PERIOD IN CHINA.
https://wn.com/廣東音樂_78Rpm_50665_Pathe_(_Made_In_China_)_1940
Kal on GuZhen Part 2
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- Duration: 0:46
- Updated: 17 Apr 2009
- views: 190
Kal playin an Unknown Song...
Kal playin an Unknown Song...
https://wn.com/Kal_On_Guzhen_Part_2
梁祝 - (The Butterfly Lovers) Erhu Concerto
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 24:13
- Updated: 20 Jan 2013
- views: 10788
Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a cla...
Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a classical, Chinese legend about the lyric tragedy of eternal love between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. Both transformed to butterflies after their death, flying with one another, forever. This piece has been a symbol of Chinese music in the international scene for fifty years and has been rearranged by composer He to an Gaohu Concerto. The romantic theme is filled with Jiangnan Cultural influences, because the theme came from the Chinese Yue opera. There are three movements in total, and the piece returns to the main melody " Transformation to butterflies" in the coda, pushing the piece to its climax once again.
https://wn.com/梁祝_(The_Butterfly_Lovers)_Erhu_Concerto
Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a classical, Chinese legend about the lyric tragedy of eternal love between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. Both transformed to butterflies after their death, flying with one another, forever. This piece has been a symbol of Chinese music in the international scene for fifty years and has been rearranged by composer He to an Gaohu Concerto. The romantic theme is filled with Jiangnan Cultural influences, because the theme came from the Chinese Yue opera. There are three movements in total, and the piece returns to the main melody " Transformation to butterflies" in the coda, pushing the piece to its climax once again.
- published: 20 Jan 2013
- views: 10788
Onra - Autumn Moon Shining Over The Calm Lake
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:15
- Updated: 23 Feb 2017
- views: 83
https://onra.bandcamp.com/
https://onra.bandcamp.com/
https://wn.com/Onra_Autumn_Moon_Shining_Over_The_Calm_Lake
https://onra.bandcamp.com/
- published: 23 Feb 2017
- views: 83
Chinese folk music：Dance of the Yi people 彝族舞曲, Liu Fang pipa solo 劉芳琵琶
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 6:07
- Updated: 26 Dec 2006
- views: 158269
Very beautiful and elegant interpretation of the romantic "Dance of Yi People" -with the purest sound and emotion from Liu Fang's pipa playing. (Pipa is a trad...
Very beautiful and elegant interpretation of the romantic "Dance of Yi People" -with the purest sound and emotion from Liu Fang's pipa playing. (Pipa is a traditional string instrument from China, in the same family as lute or guitar. ) It is upon listening to this piece (彝族舞曲) that I have become big fan of Liu Fang's. The original music was composed by Wang Huiran (王惠然)in the early 60s based on some folk dance music of the Yi, one of the 26 minorities in the Province of Yunnan. The melody was used by an Chinese pop group so that it became known to many people (including myself) as a pop song called "Nine hundred ninty nine roses". Later on I discovered that it is a pipa solo music. This piece is one of the most celebrated examples for compositions based on folk melodies, and indeed has become one of the most popular pieces of the pipa repertoire, even among the traditional repertoires, and is commonly regarded as one of the best classical pipa solo compositions ever created in the last century.
I love Liu Fang's interpretation. At the moment I cannot find a video of her playing, just MP3 sample in http://www.philmultic.com/liufang/MP3/yidance.html
and many pictures in her website: http://www.liufangmusic.net/photos/
I just put then together and hope you like it.
Merry Christmas and happy new year.
Musica China De Pipa - http://www.philmultic.com/Spanish/musica.html ：
La mayoría de la música contemporánea para la pipa toma avanzadas técnicas de ésta y de la teoría de la música. Las fuentes de la inspiración son ricas y en su mayoría melodias tradicionales y folclóricas. De hecho, muchas piezas simplemente modificadas, transcribe o recompone estas melodias y ellas mismas llegan a ser parte de un repertorio clásico como la famosa Danza de la Gente de Yi (Wang Hui- Ran).
"Danse folklorique des Yi" - musique traditionnelle chinoise interprétée par Liu Fang, soliste de renommée internationale pour le pipa (luth chinois) et de la guzheng (cithare chinoise).
"Danza folclórica de Yi" - música china tradicional interpretada por Liu Fang, internacionalmente aclamado solista de pipa (laúd chino) y guzheng (cítara china).
"Volkstanz Yi" - traditionelle chinesische Musik mit Liu Fang, international anerkannte Solistin für Pipa (chinesische Laute) und Guzheng (chinesische Zither).
Музыка Китая: "Танец из Ии Люди" ( Ван ХулЖан для , 1960). Этот шедевр является одной из самых известных пьес для пипа музыки (пипа соло). Пипа это традиционный китайский инструмент, китайская лютня (или гитара) с 4 строки. Солист: Лю Фан (劉芳).
čínský hudba: lidový tanec Yi, z lidové hudební tradice na loutnu.
琵琶演奏家刘芳演绎的《彝族舞曲》韵味独特，音色纯净，感人至深。 [这首乐曲 的主旋律曾被用于流行歌曲999朵玫瑰 （999 roses), 广为人知 。]
中国琵琶奏者 劉芳
리우팡의 비파연주
https://wn.com/Chinese_Folk_Music：Dance_Of_The_Yi_People_彝族舞曲,_Liu_Fang_Pipa_Solo_劉芳琵琶
Very beautiful and elegant interpretation of the romantic "Dance of Yi People" -with the purest sound and emotion from Liu Fang's pipa playing. (Pipa is a traditional string instrument from China, in the same family as lute or guitar. ) It is upon listening to this piece (彝族舞曲) that I have become big fan of Liu Fang's. The original music was composed by Wang Huiran (王惠然)in the early 60s based on some folk dance music of the Yi, one of the 26 minorities in the Province of Yunnan. The melody was used by an Chinese pop group so that it became known to many people (including myself) as a pop song called "Nine hundred ninty nine roses". Later on I discovered that it is a pipa solo music. This piece is one of the most celebrated examples for compositions based on folk melodies, and indeed has become one of the most popular pieces of the pipa repertoire, even among the traditional repertoires, and is commonly regarded as one of the best classical pipa solo compositions ever created in the last century.
I love Liu Fang's interpretation. At the moment I cannot find a video of her playing, just MP3 sample in http://www.philmultic.com/liufang/MP3/yidance.html
and many pictures in her website: http://www.liufangmusic.net/photos/
I just put then together and hope you like it.
Merry Christmas and happy new year.
Musica China De Pipa - http://www.philmultic.com/Spanish/musica.html ：
La mayoría de la música contemporánea para la pipa toma avanzadas técnicas de ésta y de la teoría de la música. Las fuentes de la inspiración son ricas y en su mayoría melodias tradicionales y folclóricas. De hecho, muchas piezas simplemente modificadas, transcribe o recompone estas melodias y ellas mismas llegan a ser parte de un repertorio clásico como la famosa Danza de la Gente de Yi (Wang Hui- Ran).
"Danse folklorique des Yi" - musique traditionnelle chinoise interprétée par Liu Fang, soliste de renommée internationale pour le pipa (luth chinois) et de la guzheng (cithare chinoise).
"Danza folclórica de Yi" - música china tradicional interpretada por Liu Fang, internacionalmente aclamado solista de pipa (laúd chino) y guzheng (cítara china).
"Volkstanz Yi" - traditionelle chinesische Musik mit Liu Fang, international anerkannte Solistin für Pipa (chinesische Laute) und Guzheng (chinesische Zither).
Музыка Китая: "Танец из Ии Люди" ( Ван ХулЖан для , 1960). Этот шедевр является одной из самых известных пьес для пипа музыки (пипа соло). Пипа это традиционный китайский инструмент, китайская лютня (или гитара) с 4 строки. Солист: Лю Фан (劉芳).
čínský hudba: lidový tanec Yi, z lidové hudební tradice na loutnu.
琵琶演奏家刘芳演绎的《彝族舞曲》韵味独特，音色纯净，感人至深。 [这首乐曲 的主旋律曾被用于流行歌曲999朵玫瑰 （999 roses), 广为人知 。]
中国琵琶奏者 劉芳
리우팡의 비파연주
- published: 26 Dec 2006
- views: 158269
Hot (Live) Feat. Tommy Steppa
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:06
- Updated: 15 Apr 2011
- views: 170
The live version of Prelude's track 'Hot' from the album 'Red Ribbon'
Vocals: Dixie 'Prelude' Fernandez
Vocals: Liam 'Tommy Steppa' Sharpe
Guitar: Hashim Riaz
...
The live version of Prelude's track 'Hot' from the album 'Red Ribbon'
Vocals: Dixie 'Prelude' Fernandez
Vocals: Liam 'Tommy Steppa' Sharpe
Guitar: Hashim Riaz
Bass: Wayne Wu
Chinese Guzheng Zither: Chen-Hua Lin
Drums: Ed Carmichael
Check out my album now!!! Most of the songs are on youtube ...(x_x)
https://wn.com/Hot_(Live)_Feat._Tommy_Steppa
The live version of Prelude's track 'Hot' from the album 'Red Ribbon'
Vocals: Dixie 'Prelude' Fernandez
Vocals: Liam 'Tommy Steppa' Sharpe
Guitar: Hashim Riaz
Bass: Wayne Wu
Chinese Guzheng Zither: Chen-Hua Lin
Drums: Ed Carmichael
Check out my album now!!! Most of the songs are on youtube ...(x_x)
- published: 15 Apr 2011
- views: 170
Abraxsis Der Jen ~ Love stories in the Forbidden City
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 1:55
- Updated: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 59
Abraxsis Der Jen is an Taiwanese painter
Imperial Palace Autumn Moon
- published: 23 Oct 2015
- views: 59
Jilin Music
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 2:33
- Updated: 25 Feb 2014
- views: 69
- published: 25 Feb 2014
- views: 69
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 258
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Chinese business executive Chen Guangb...
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Chinese business executive Chen Guangbiao
has come to New York.
He calls himself "China's most outstanding philanthropist
and moral leader."
But what a sort of person is he actually?
From recorded material obtained by NTD reporters,
we can see he intimidated a journalist using mafia-like threats
and he says he relies on official support.
During the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Chen Guangbiao
reportedly sent his company staff to drive excavators over
one thousand kilometers to provide aid. He became a celebrity
and was even commended by China's ex-Premier Wen Jiabao.
However, in November of 2013, Li Bao,
an editor for Beijing-based Chinese Business newspaper,
exposed the truth in an article.
Chen Guangbiao had actually rented several local excavators
in Wenchuan, had some locals wear his company uniform,
opened a very large banner on the highway,
and then took photographs of it and sent them to the media.
In January of 2011, Chen Guangbiao published
his 2010 donation list on the People's Daily Website.
But when China Philanthropy Times was making its annual
chart of most charitable persons and checked the donations,
they found most of Chen's donations, which
totaled 330 million yuan ($54 million), were not verifiable.
Then the Mainland Chinese media began
to strongly question Chen Guangbiao.
On April 23, 2011, Chinese Business published an article
titled with "The Authenticity Myth About
No. 1 Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao".
Four days later, Southern Metropolitan Daily
published a long article titled,
"Revisiting Chen Guangbiao 's Past".
Then, two days later, Southern People Weekly published
a front page report titled, "Behind the Halo of
'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao:
Personal Relationship, Philanthropy and Business".
Chen Guangbiao threatened the journalist Chen Lei
in September of 2010.
When Chen Guangbiao gave a lecture in Fudan University,
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
on the topic of carrying out his promised donations.
Before the interview, Chen Guangbiao said he donated
to a Senior Citizen Activity Centre in his hometown,
Tianganghu Town of Sihong County, Jiangsu Province.
But local residents say Chen Guangbiao 's parents stay at
the Centre, without letting other people in.
Chen Lei visited Sihong County and made an investigation.
On the second day, he received an abusive text message from
an unknown cell phone number, and his as well as another
reporter 's identity card numbers were mentioned.
When Chen Guangbiao was interviewed by Chen Lei, he said
he was very clear about the whereabouts of several journalists.
Chen Guangbiao: "You interviewed 10 people
and I know 8 of them. You lodged at a hotel
in Sihong County on Sept. 18 and 19.
Later you might have gone back home for the holidays
and then returned there."
After finishing the interview,
Chen Guangbiao felt there might be some issues.
So when he stopped over the airport,
he rang Chen Lei and warned him to be careful.
Chen Guangbiao: "You are still young kid.
You might be satisfied with other people 's
confidential negative information.
But with me, you have to pay attention,
meaning that if you reveal something negative about me,
your time might come... I can only remind you like this way.
I've told you very clearly."
Before Chen Lei published the article
"Behind the Halo of 'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao",
Chen Guangbiao let him know his unusual relationship
with the CCP 's Propaganda Department,
and stated that high rank officials will stop his report.
Chen Guangbiao: "I just reported the thing to the department...
They said, 'will he dare to try publishing it?'
They just said this sentence.
The Guangdong Provincial committee, Standing Committee
and provincial propaganda department are angry about it.
Will you dare try publishing it?
The leaders spoke this way, those aren't my words."
After the article was published, Chen Lei received an email
containing a photo of a mangled corpse.
Chen Lei told NTD Chen Guangbiao has a close relationship
with the Propaganda Department of the CCP.
Chen Lei, journalist at Southern People Weekly:
"Because he's involved with the Propaganda Department,
it is equal to kidnapping the government.
He is the national moral exemplar, the so-called called
'earthquake savior', and CCTV endorses him.
Whether some involved people were bribed is unclear.
But he definitely has a good relationship with
the Propaganda Department. It is said that
he donated money to a human rights fund
under the Propaganda Department."
When Chen Guangbiao once appeared on the CCTV show
Oriental Horizon he reportedly took out a thick notebook
of his total donations of over 1.4 billion yuan ($231 billion).
Meanwhile, CCTV requested the local CCP head in
his donation projects in Sihong County of Jiangsu Province.
https://wn.com/Southern_People_Weekly_Journalist_Chen_Lei_Interviewed_Him
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Chinese business executive Chen Guangbiao
has come to New York.
He calls himself "China's most outstanding philanthropist
and moral leader."
But what a sort of person is he actually?
From recorded material obtained by NTD reporters,
we can see he intimidated a journalist using mafia-like threats
and he says he relies on official support.
During the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Chen Guangbiao
reportedly sent his company staff to drive excavators over
one thousand kilometers to provide aid. He became a celebrity
and was even commended by China's ex-Premier Wen Jiabao.
However, in November of 2013, Li Bao,
an editor for Beijing-based Chinese Business newspaper,
exposed the truth in an article.
Chen Guangbiao had actually rented several local excavators
in Wenchuan, had some locals wear his company uniform,
opened a very large banner on the highway,
and then took photographs of it and sent them to the media.
In January of 2011, Chen Guangbiao published
his 2010 donation list on the People's Daily Website.
But when China Philanthropy Times was making its annual
chart of most charitable persons and checked the donations,
they found most of Chen's donations, which
totaled 330 million yuan ($54 million), were not verifiable.
Then the Mainland Chinese media began
to strongly question Chen Guangbiao.
On April 23, 2011, Chinese Business published an article
titled with "The Authenticity Myth About
No. 1 Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao".
Four days later, Southern Metropolitan Daily
published a long article titled,
"Revisiting Chen Guangbiao 's Past".
Then, two days later, Southern People Weekly published
a front page report titled, "Behind the Halo of
'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao:
Personal Relationship, Philanthropy and Business".
Chen Guangbiao threatened the journalist Chen Lei
in September of 2010.
When Chen Guangbiao gave a lecture in Fudan University,
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
on the topic of carrying out his promised donations.
Before the interview, Chen Guangbiao said he donated
to a Senior Citizen Activity Centre in his hometown,
Tianganghu Town of Sihong County, Jiangsu Province.
But local residents say Chen Guangbiao 's parents stay at
the Centre, without letting other people in.
Chen Lei visited Sihong County and made an investigation.
On the second day, he received an abusive text message from
an unknown cell phone number, and his as well as another
reporter 's identity card numbers were mentioned.
When Chen Guangbiao was interviewed by Chen Lei, he said
he was very clear about the whereabouts of several journalists.
Chen Guangbiao: "You interviewed 10 people
and I know 8 of them. You lodged at a hotel
in Sihong County on Sept. 18 and 19.
Later you might have gone back home for the holidays
and then returned there."
After finishing the interview,
Chen Guangbiao felt there might be some issues.
So when he stopped over the airport,
he rang Chen Lei and warned him to be careful.
Chen Guangbiao: "You are still young kid.
You might be satisfied with other people 's
confidential negative information.
But with me, you have to pay attention,
meaning that if you reveal something negative about me,
your time might come... I can only remind you like this way.
I've told you very clearly."
Before Chen Lei published the article
"Behind the Halo of 'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao",
Chen Guangbiao let him know his unusual relationship
with the CCP 's Propaganda Department,
and stated that high rank officials will stop his report.
Chen Guangbiao: "I just reported the thing to the department...
They said, 'will he dare to try publishing it?'
They just said this sentence.
The Guangdong Provincial committee, Standing Committee
and provincial propaganda department are angry about it.
Will you dare try publishing it?
The leaders spoke this way, those aren't my words."
After the article was published, Chen Lei received an email
containing a photo of a mangled corpse.
Chen Lei told NTD Chen Guangbiao has a close relationship
with the Propaganda Department of the CCP.
Chen Lei, journalist at Southern People Weekly:
"Because he's involved with the Propaganda Department,
it is equal to kidnapping the government.
He is the national moral exemplar, the so-called called
'earthquake savior', and CCTV endorses him.
Whether some involved people were bribed is unclear.
But he definitely has a good relationship with
the Propaganda Department. It is said that
he donated money to a human rights fund
under the Propaganda Department."
When Chen Guangbiao once appeared on the CCTV show
Oriental Horizon he reportedly took out a thick notebook
of his total donations of over 1.4 billion yuan ($231 billion).
Meanwhile, CCTV requested the local CCP head in
his donation projects in Sihong County of Jiangsu Province.
- published: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 258
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Chinese instrumental music
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Cafe with The Cuban Shiva September 05, 2010, 05:11 AM
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Que Bola?
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Que Bola?
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Que Bola?
Accompanying Clips:
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Omar - Fallin'; provided by AneetaThunderbird
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September 05, 2010, 05:11 AM
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Year 1644 (MDCXLIV) was a leap year starting on Friday (link will display the full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar and a leap year starting on Monday of the...
Year 1644 (MDCXLIV) was a leap year starting on Friday (link will display the full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar and a leap year starting on Monday of the 10-day slower Julian calendar.
This video is targeted to blind users.
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Year 1644 (MDCXLIV) was a leap year starting on Friday (link will display the full calendar) of the Gregorian calendar and a leap year starting on Monday of the 10-day slower Julian calendar.
This video is targeted to blind users.
Attribution:
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- published: 29 Sep 2014
- views: 55
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Interview with China's No. 1 billionaire philanthropist (Part 1)
China's No. 1 billionaire philanthropist Chen Guangbiao tells SwitchUp.tv why he plans to donate all of his fortune to charity after he dies.
published: 11 Nov 2010 -
Chinese Billionaire Chen Guangbiao Revives Deadly Hoax in NY
This press conference held by eccentric Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao in Manhattan on Tuesday (Jan 7, 2014) was unusual, to say the least. And not just because he started out by singing karaoke. Or would refer to himself in the third person. [Chen Guangbiao, Chinese Billionaire]: "Chen Guangbiao's flashy philanthropy will not be discouraged by any storm or rain." Chen Guangbiao rose to greater international prominence recently when he announced he wanted to buy the New York Times—because, as he wrote here, the New York Times does not have objective coverage of China, and if he could buy it, quote, "its tone might turn around." The New York Times said the business is not for sale. Part showman, part philanthropist, the billionaire's nominal reason for holding the press conference, ...
published: 08 Jan 2014 -
Interview with China's No.1 billionaire philanthropist (Part 2)
Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is an icon in China. Besides his philanthropy work, he speaks to SwitchUp.tv about his devotion in conserving energy and saving the environment.
published: 11 Nov 2010 -
Chinese mogul giving away meals, cash in New York's Central Park
Chen Guangbiao, one of China's wealthiest men, made his reputation with outrageous stunts that publicized not only his charitable and environmental causes but also himself. Don Dahler reports on the flamboyant and controversial mogul.
published: 25 Jun 2014 -
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Chinese business executive Chen Guangbiao has come to New York. He calls himself "China's most outstanding philanthropist and moral leader." But what a sort of person is he actually? From recorded material obtained by NTD reporters, we can see he intimidated a journalist using mafia-like threats and he says he relies on official support. During the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Chen Guangbiao reportedly sent his company staff to drive excavators over one thousand kilometers to provide aid. He became a celebrity and was even commended by China's ex-Premier Wen Jiabao. However, in November of 2013, Li Bao, an editor for Beijing-based Chinese Business newspaper, exposed ...
published: 11 Jan 2014 -
Millionaire Chinese Philanthropist Feeds NYC Homeless
Eccentric millionaire Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon, buys lunch for 250 homeless New Yorkers at a restaurant in Central Park. But his charity quickly turns controversial among the crowd after promising $300 to each guest.
published: 25 Jun 2014 -
Chinese Multimillionaire Dupes New York's Homeless
Subscribe to VICE News here: http://bit.ly/Subscribe-to-VICE-News When Chinese multimillionaire Chen Guangbiao placed ads in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal announcing he would buy lunch for 1,000 disadvantaged New Yorkers before handing them each $300, the city's poor were understandably excited. That excitement would soon turn to anger. This past Wednesday, VICE News attended the circus-like event. Two hundred and fifty disadvantaged people — not the 1,000 advertised — were treated to lunch at the swanky Central Park Boathouse. And none of them were told that there would be no cash handout. When they found out, things turned ugly. Hundreds of NYC's Homeless Were Duped by a Chinese Millionaire Today: http://bit.ly/TEz0XK Watch next: Meet the Chinese Billionaire Who Opened ...
published: 27 Jun 2014 -
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Face to Face with Falun Gong: What is it and why is it outlawed in China?
Host Paul Stein welcomes Falun Dafa practitioner Brett Price as this week's special guest. In this episode, Brett talks about the origins, the core tenets and the spiritual, emotional and physical benefits derived from the cultivation practice of Falun Gong. There are over a hundred million Falun Gong practitioners worldwide. Sadly, there is a dark side to this interview. As of 1999, hundreds of thousands of Falun Gong practitioners have been incarcerated in labour camps. There, they face long, brutal hours of coerced labour -- manufacturing "stuff" for the West's consumer addictions -- as well as torture and murder. The healthy ones, who have been deemed to possess the right blood type, are put on a 'donor list' whereby their organs are forcibly harvested -- many while they are st...
published: 27 Sep 2013 -
Studio built out of cash, 16 tonnes
High-profile philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is in the spotlight again. the 45-year-old multi-millionaire has built a studio out of actual cash -- 16 tonnes of cash.
published: 25 Dec 2013 -
Chen Guangbiao to give New York's homeless a free lunch - 2
A Chinese tycoon treated hundreds of homeless New Yorkers to a fancy lunch at the Boathouse restaurant in Central Park on Wednesday, but the event apparently didn't go as smoothly as planned. About 250 residents of the New York City Rescue Mission were served sesame-seed-encrusted tuna, beef filet and berries with crème fraiche, thanks to recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao, who serenaded the crowd with a karaoke rendition of "We Are The World" and performed magic tricks. During the luncheon, Chen promised to give each guest $300 in cash, but Mission director Craig Mayes said that was never the arrangement and those attending were told, 1010 WINS' Juliet Papa reported. "No cash, everybody understand? No cash. Everybody understood?" Mayes told guests. The agreement apparently involved a do...
published: 26 Jun 2014 -
Deformed Falun Gong self-immolators appeared with Chinese tycoon Chen Guangbiao in New York (I)
Two surviving Falun Gong self-immolators from the self-immolation incident that took place in Tiananmen, China, 2001, appeared with Chinese tycoon Chen Guangbiao in a press conference in New York, US, on January 7. Chen, who hosted the event, said he will spend over a million US dollar to help the two seriously disfigured survivors undergo a series of life-altering surgical treatments. Seven Falun Gong members set themselves on fire in Tiananmen, Beijing, on January 23, 2001. Two of them died and three people were critically burnt. Among them, Hao Huijin and her daughter Chen Guo suffered severe burns and were completely deformed. Chen Guangbiao last week has just announced his desire to buy New York Times, so the press conference has attracted many media to come. Chen said he pays...
published: 07 Jan 2014 -
Chen Guangbiao and the NYT - China Take - Jan 13 ,2014- BONTV China
Go to http://bon.tv/china-take to watch the full episode China, BONTV, news, Chen Guangbiao and the NYT, Chen Guangbiao, smashing up expensive cars, Taiwan, cans of 'fresh air', Wall Street Journal，New York Times
published: 14 Jan 2014 -
Chen Guangbiao Shows-Off Cash to Purchase "New York Times"
Follow us on TWITTER: http://twitter.com/cnforbiddennews Like us on FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com/chinaforbiddennews Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao often set the world on fire by selling the air, smashing Japanese cars and taking part in a variety of high-profile charity events. On Christmas Eve 2013, Chen Guangbiao carried 16 tons of one-hundred-dollar bills (about 1.4 billion) using a Dongfeng truck to propagate a so-called economic census in a temporary assembled studio. After showing off the money, he disclosed he would negotiate the takeover or equity participation of U.S. media The NewYork Times in the US. What type of criticism has the specific Chen Guangbiao style, in turn attracted? British "Reuters" (Dec. 31) reported on Tuesday that China Huangpu renewable resources ...
published: 02 Jan 2014 -
Chen Guangbiao to give New York's homeless a free lunch - 4
A Chinese tycoon served up a fancy lunch to hundreds of homeless New Yorkers at a Central Park restaurant today and handed out $100 bills to the poor. Recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao selected a menu of sesame-seed-encrusted tuna, beef filet and berries with crème fraiche at The Loeb Boathouse restaurant for the residents of a Manhattan shelter. He also entertained his 250 guests by singing 'We are the World' and promised to donate $300 per attendee to charity. The excess homeless who were left out, booed and yelled 'Liar', 'Conman' and swore at the millionaire. Chen had scheduled the lunch for 250 people but cut that number back to 200, which reportedly angered the homeless who couldn't be included. About three dozen volunteer waiters sported green uniforms similar to those once wor...
published: 26 Jun 2014 -
Chen Guangbiao Performs "My Chinese Dream" at Press Conference in New York City on Jan 8, 2014.
Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon and high-profile philanthropist, performed a song titled "My Chinese Dream" at a press conference in New York City on January 7, 2014. Chen said he originally planned to negotiate the acquisition of The New York Times while in New York but the plan later fell through.
published: 09 Jan 2014 -
Multi-millionaire Tycoon from China will give you US$300 and sing 'We Are The World' to you
Controversial Chinese philanthropist Chen Guangbiao arrives in New York tomorrow bursting with ideas for how he can help America's poor and the country's ailing newspaper industry. But first he has some requirements. Read the full story here: 'http://sc.mp/j2hma'.
published: 24 Jun 2014 -
Chinese billionaire hosts NYC lunch for homeless
A $1 million Central Park luncheon for cash-strapped Americans attracted swarms of TV cameras and hungry and even more homeless New York residents looking for a meal. The extravagant meal was hosted by Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao, who advertised for the event by taking out a full page ad in the New York Times. Although about 200 attendees received a free meal, they left disappointed that the eccentric billionaire did not deliver on his promise of giving every poor attendee $300 in cash. RT's Anastasia Churkina attended the event to learn more. Find RT America in your area: http://rt.com/where-to-watch/ Or watch us online: http://rt.com/on-air/rt-america-air/ Like us on Facebook http://www.facebook.com/RTAmerica Follow us on Twitter http://twitter.com/RT_America
published: 26 Jun 2014 -
Crazy Chinese man: Lunch for 'poor and destitute Americans' from 'most charismatic philanthropist'
Check out our official website: http://us.tomonews.net/ Check out our Android app: http://goo.gl/PtT6VD Check out our iOS app: http://bit.ly/1gO3z1f ------------------------------------------------------------- Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao took out a full page ad in the New York Times, inviting 1,000 "poor and destitute Americans" to a lunch at a fancy New York restaurant. You may know Chen as the Chinese businessman who unsuccessfully tried to buy the New York Times. He gained internet fame for his outlandish business card titles such as "China's Moral Leader" and "Most Charismatic Philanthropist." He said he's teaming up with "famous American charities" to host the June 25th luncheon at the Central Park Boathouse restaurant in New York, where fish and chips go for about $24....
published: 20 Jun 2014 -
Chen Guangbiao gives gifts of air - China Take - February 04,2013 - BONTV China
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Interview with China's No. 1 billionaire philanthropist (Part 1)
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- Duration: 10:44
- Updated: 11 Nov 2010
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China's No. 1 billionaire philanthropist Chen Guangbiao tells SwitchUp.tv why he plans to donate all of his fortune to charity after he dies.
China's No. 1 billionaire philanthropist Chen Guangbiao tells SwitchUp.tv why he plans to donate all of his fortune to charity after he dies.
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China's No. 1 billionaire philanthropist Chen Guangbiao tells SwitchUp.tv why he plans to donate all of his fortune to charity after he dies.
- published: 11 Nov 2010
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Chinese Billionaire Chen Guangbiao Revives Deadly Hoax in NY
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This press conference held by eccentric Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao in Manhattan on Tuesday (Jan 7, 2014) was unusual, to say the least. And not just bec...
This press conference held by eccentric Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao in Manhattan on Tuesday (Jan 7, 2014) was unusual, to say the least. And not just because he started out by singing karaoke.
Or would refer to himself in the third person.
[Chen Guangbiao, Chinese Billionaire]:
"Chen Guangbiao's flashy philanthropy will not be discouraged by any storm or rain."
Chen Guangbiao rose to greater international prominence recently when he announced he wanted to buy the New York Times—because, as he wrote here, the New York Times does not have objective coverage of China, and if he could buy it, quote, "its tone might turn around." The New York Times said the business is not for sale.
Part showman, part philanthropist, the billionaire's nominal reason for holding the press conference, however, was something else entirely.
He announced he would donate more than two million dollars to pay for the surgery of these two women. They were supposedly burned when, 13 years ago, they set themselves on fire in Tiananmen Square, for the cause of Falun Gong.
Only, that wasn't what really happened.
[Chen Guangbiao, Chinese Billionaire]:
"I'm not too clear about, and I don't pay attention to, Falun Gong."
Either that, or he's intentionally toeing the Party line.
NTD's China political analyst Heng He said that "Without the direct order from the regime, it's almost impossible for Chen Guangbiao to come up with this idea."
This video was broadcast by China's state-run media on January 23, 2001. It shows people setting themselves on fire in Tiananmen Square.
Outside China, the video was debunked as a fraud—a staged immolation set up by the Chinese Communist Party to make Falun Gong look bad. For example, this man had supposedly practiced Falun Gong for five years, but seemed not to know how to sit in the correct meditation position. And Falun Gong's teachings explicitly forbid suicide.
But inside China, it was aired on national television every day for a year, and it played a major role in turning public opinion against Falun Gong.
And on Tuesday, these women, ahead of the two-million dollar gift of surgery they were about to receive, held fast to their claim that they burned themselves because of Falun Gong. They refused a request for an in-depth interview.
[Chen Guo, Burn Victim]:
"Sorry, I will not accept an interview."
And after four journalists questioned the accuracy of their story, PR staff hastily tried to wrap up the event.
[Chen Guangbiao's Minder]:
"(Whispers to Chen) We're done now, it's ok. (In mic) We want to thank you for coming."
Outside the venue, dozens of Falun Gong practitioners protested. They said Chen is misleading people about Falun Gong.
There has been an ongoing campaign by the Chinese Communist Party since 1999 to persecute Falun Gong practitioners. Millions have been put in labor camps, many tortured to death. The topic is so sensitive that even Western media inside China generally do not report on it.
This is Matt Gnaizda, with NTD News in New York.
https://wn.com/Chinese_Billionaire_Chen_Guangbiao_Revives_Deadly_Hoax_In_NY
This press conference held by eccentric Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao in Manhattan on Tuesday (Jan 7, 2014) was unusual, to say the least. And not just because he started out by singing karaoke.
Or would refer to himself in the third person.
[Chen Guangbiao, Chinese Billionaire]:
"Chen Guangbiao's flashy philanthropy will not be discouraged by any storm or rain."
Chen Guangbiao rose to greater international prominence recently when he announced he wanted to buy the New York Times—because, as he wrote here, the New York Times does not have objective coverage of China, and if he could buy it, quote, "its tone might turn around." The New York Times said the business is not for sale.
Part showman, part philanthropist, the billionaire's nominal reason for holding the press conference, however, was something else entirely.
He announced he would donate more than two million dollars to pay for the surgery of these two women. They were supposedly burned when, 13 years ago, they set themselves on fire in Tiananmen Square, for the cause of Falun Gong.
Only, that wasn't what really happened.
[Chen Guangbiao, Chinese Billionaire]:
"I'm not too clear about, and I don't pay attention to, Falun Gong."
Either that, or he's intentionally toeing the Party line.
NTD's China political analyst Heng He said that "Without the direct order from the regime, it's almost impossible for Chen Guangbiao to come up with this idea."
This video was broadcast by China's state-run media on January 23, 2001. It shows people setting themselves on fire in Tiananmen Square.
Outside China, the video was debunked as a fraud—a staged immolation set up by the Chinese Communist Party to make Falun Gong look bad. For example, this man had supposedly practiced Falun Gong for five years, but seemed not to know how to sit in the correct meditation position. And Falun Gong's teachings explicitly forbid suicide.
But inside China, it was aired on national television every day for a year, and it played a major role in turning public opinion against Falun Gong.
And on Tuesday, these women, ahead of the two-million dollar gift of surgery they were about to receive, held fast to their claim that they burned themselves because of Falun Gong. They refused a request for an in-depth interview.
[Chen Guo, Burn Victim]:
"Sorry, I will not accept an interview."
And after four journalists questioned the accuracy of their story, PR staff hastily tried to wrap up the event.
[Chen Guangbiao's Minder]:
"(Whispers to Chen) We're done now, it's ok. (In mic) We want to thank you for coming."
Outside the venue, dozens of Falun Gong practitioners protested. They said Chen is misleading people about Falun Gong.
There has been an ongoing campaign by the Chinese Communist Party since 1999 to persecute Falun Gong practitioners. Millions have been put in labor camps, many tortured to death. The topic is so sensitive that even Western media inside China generally do not report on it.
This is Matt Gnaizda, with NTD News in New York.
- published: 08 Jan 2014
- views: 4542
Interview with China's No.1 billionaire philanthropist (Part 2)
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- Duration: 6:07
- Updated: 11 Nov 2010
- views: 2315
Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is an icon in China. Besides his philanthropy work, he speaks to SwitchUp.tv about his devotion in conserving energy and saving th...
Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is an icon in China. Besides his philanthropy work, he speaks to SwitchUp.tv about his devotion in conserving energy and saving the environment.
https://wn.com/Interview_With_China's_No.1_Billionaire_Philanthropist_(Part_2)
Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is an icon in China. Besides his philanthropy work, he speaks to SwitchUp.tv about his devotion in conserving energy and saving the environment.
- published: 11 Nov 2010
- views: 2315
Chinese mogul giving away meals, cash in New York's Central Park
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- Duration: 4:26
- Updated: 25 Jun 2014
- views: 2295
Chen Guangbiao, one of China's wealthiest men, made his reputation with outrageous stunts that publicized not only his charitable and environmental causes but a...
Chen Guangbiao, one of China's wealthiest men, made his reputation with outrageous stunts that publicized not only his charitable and environmental causes but also himself. Don Dahler reports on the flamboyant and controversial mogul.
https://wn.com/Chinese_Mogul_Giving_Away_Meals,_Cash_In_New_York's_Central_Park
Chen Guangbiao, one of China's wealthiest men, made his reputation with outrageous stunts that publicized not only his charitable and environmental causes but also himself. Don Dahler reports on the flamboyant and controversial mogul.
- published: 25 Jun 2014
- views: 2295
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
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- Duration: 4:10
- Updated: 11 Jan 2014
- views: 258
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Chinese business executive Chen Guangbiao
has come to New York.
He calls himself "China's most outstanding philanthropist
and moral leader."
But what a sort of person is he actually?
From recorded material obtained by NTD reporters,
we can see he intimidated a journalist using mafia-like threats
and he says he relies on official support.
During the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Chen Guangbiao
reportedly sent his company staff to drive excavators over
one thousand kilometers to provide aid. He became a celebrity
and was even commended by China's ex-Premier Wen Jiabao.
However, in November of 2013, Li Bao,
an editor for Beijing-based Chinese Business newspaper,
exposed the truth in an article.
Chen Guangbiao had actually rented several local excavators
in Wenchuan, had some locals wear his company uniform,
opened a very large banner on the highway,
and then took photographs of it and sent them to the media.
In January of 2011, Chen Guangbiao published
his 2010 donation list on the People's Daily Website.
But when China Philanthropy Times was making its annual
chart of most charitable persons and checked the donations,
they found most of Chen's donations, which
totaled 330 million yuan ($54 million), were not verifiable.
Then the Mainland Chinese media began
to strongly question Chen Guangbiao.
On April 23, 2011, Chinese Business published an article
titled with "The Authenticity Myth About
No. 1 Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao".
Four days later, Southern Metropolitan Daily
published a long article titled,
"Revisiting Chen Guangbiao 's Past".
Then, two days later, Southern People Weekly published
a front page report titled, "Behind the Halo of
'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao:
Personal Relationship, Philanthropy and Business".
Chen Guangbiao threatened the journalist Chen Lei
in September of 2010.
When Chen Guangbiao gave a lecture in Fudan University,
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
on the topic of carrying out his promised donations.
Before the interview, Chen Guangbiao said he donated
to a Senior Citizen Activity Centre in his hometown,
Tianganghu Town of Sihong County, Jiangsu Province.
But local residents say Chen Guangbiao 's parents stay at
the Centre, without letting other people in.
Chen Lei visited Sihong County and made an investigation.
On the second day, he received an abusive text message from
an unknown cell phone number, and his as well as another
reporter 's identity card numbers were mentioned.
When Chen Guangbiao was interviewed by Chen Lei, he said
he was very clear about the whereabouts of several journalists.
Chen Guangbiao: "You interviewed 10 people
and I know 8 of them. You lodged at a hotel
in Sihong County on Sept. 18 and 19.
Later you might have gone back home for the holidays
and then returned there."
After finishing the interview,
Chen Guangbiao felt there might be some issues.
So when he stopped over the airport,
he rang Chen Lei and warned him to be careful.
Chen Guangbiao: "You are still young kid.
You might be satisfied with other people 's
confidential negative information.
But with me, you have to pay attention,
meaning that if you reveal something negative about me,
your time might come... I can only remind you like this way.
I've told you very clearly."
Before Chen Lei published the article
"Behind the Halo of 'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao",
Chen Guangbiao let him know his unusual relationship
with the CCP 's Propaganda Department,
and stated that high rank officials will stop his report.
Chen Guangbiao: "I just reported the thing to the department...
They said, 'will he dare to try publishing it?'
They just said this sentence.
The Guangdong Provincial committee, Standing Committee
and provincial propaganda department are angry about it.
Will you dare try publishing it?
The leaders spoke this way, those aren't my words."
After the article was published, Chen Lei received an email
containing a photo of a mangled corpse.
Chen Lei told NTD Chen Guangbiao has a close relationship
with the Propaganda Department of the CCP.
Chen Lei, journalist at Southern People Weekly:
"Because he's involved with the Propaganda Department,
it is equal to kidnapping the government.
He is the national moral exemplar, the so-called called
'earthquake savior', and CCTV endorses him.
Whether some involved people were bribed is unclear.
But he definitely has a good relationship with
the Propaganda Department. It is said that
he donated money to a human rights fund
under the Propaganda Department."
When Chen Guangbiao once appeared on the CCTV show
Oriental Horizon he reportedly took out a thick notebook
of his total donations of over 1.4 billion yuan ($231 billion).
Meanwhile, CCTV requested the local CCP head in
his donation projects in Sihong County of Jiangsu Province.
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Chinese business executive Chen Guangbiao
has come to New York.
He calls himself "China's most outstanding philanthropist
and moral leader."
But what a sort of person is he actually?
From recorded material obtained by NTD reporters,
we can see he intimidated a journalist using mafia-like threats
and he says he relies on official support.
During the Wenchuan Earthquake in 2008, Chen Guangbiao
reportedly sent his company staff to drive excavators over
one thousand kilometers to provide aid. He became a celebrity
and was even commended by China's ex-Premier Wen Jiabao.
However, in November of 2013, Li Bao,
an editor for Beijing-based Chinese Business newspaper,
exposed the truth in an article.
Chen Guangbiao had actually rented several local excavators
in Wenchuan, had some locals wear his company uniform,
opened a very large banner on the highway,
and then took photographs of it and sent them to the media.
In January of 2011, Chen Guangbiao published
his 2010 donation list on the People's Daily Website.
But when China Philanthropy Times was making its annual
chart of most charitable persons and checked the donations,
they found most of Chen's donations, which
totaled 330 million yuan ($54 million), were not verifiable.
Then the Mainland Chinese media began
to strongly question Chen Guangbiao.
On April 23, 2011, Chinese Business published an article
titled with "The Authenticity Myth About
No. 1 Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao".
Four days later, Southern Metropolitan Daily
published a long article titled,
"Revisiting Chen Guangbiao 's Past".
Then, two days later, Southern People Weekly published
a front page report titled, "Behind the Halo of
'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao:
Personal Relationship, Philanthropy and Business".
Chen Guangbiao threatened the journalist Chen Lei
in September of 2010.
When Chen Guangbiao gave a lecture in Fudan University,
Southern People Weekly journalist Chen Lei interviewed him
on the topic of carrying out his promised donations.
Before the interview, Chen Guangbiao said he donated
to a Senior Citizen Activity Centre in his hometown,
Tianganghu Town of Sihong County, Jiangsu Province.
But local residents say Chen Guangbiao 's parents stay at
the Centre, without letting other people in.
Chen Lei visited Sihong County and made an investigation.
On the second day, he received an abusive text message from
an unknown cell phone number, and his as well as another
reporter 's identity card numbers were mentioned.
When Chen Guangbiao was interviewed by Chen Lei, he said
he was very clear about the whereabouts of several journalists.
Chen Guangbiao: "You interviewed 10 people
and I know 8 of them. You lodged at a hotel
in Sihong County on Sept. 18 and 19.
Later you might have gone back home for the holidays
and then returned there."
After finishing the interview,
Chen Guangbiao felt there might be some issues.
So when he stopped over the airport,
he rang Chen Lei and warned him to be careful.
Chen Guangbiao: "You are still young kid.
You might be satisfied with other people 's
confidential negative information.
But with me, you have to pay attention,
meaning that if you reveal something negative about me,
your time might come... I can only remind you like this way.
I've told you very clearly."
Before Chen Lei published the article
"Behind the Halo of 'No. 1 Philanthropist ' Chen Guangbiao",
Chen Guangbiao let him know his unusual relationship
with the CCP 's Propaganda Department,
and stated that high rank officials will stop his report.
Chen Guangbiao: "I just reported the thing to the department...
They said, 'will he dare to try publishing it?'
They just said this sentence.
The Guangdong Provincial committee, Standing Committee
and provincial propaganda department are angry about it.
Will you dare try publishing it?
The leaders spoke this way, those aren't my words."
After the article was published, Chen Lei received an email
containing a photo of a mangled corpse.
Chen Lei told NTD Chen Guangbiao has a close relationship
with the Propaganda Department of the CCP.
Chen Lei, journalist at Southern People Weekly:
"Because he's involved with the Propaganda Department,
it is equal to kidnapping the government.
He is the national moral exemplar, the so-called called
'earthquake savior', and CCTV endorses him.
Whether some involved people were bribed is unclear.
But he definitely has a good relationship with
the Propaganda Department. It is said that
he donated money to a human rights fund
under the Propaganda Department."
When Chen Guangbiao once appeared on the CCTV show
Oriental Horizon he reportedly took out a thick notebook
of his total donations of over 1.4 billion yuan ($231 billion).
Meanwhile, CCTV requested the local CCP head in
his donation projects in Sihong County of Jiangsu Province.
- published: 11 Jan 2014
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Millionaire Chinese Philanthropist Feeds NYC Homeless
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- Duration: 2:07
- Updated: 25 Jun 2014
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Eccentric millionaire Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon, buys lunch for 250 homeless New Yorkers at a restaurant in Central Park. But his charity quick...
Eccentric millionaire Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon, buys lunch for 250 homeless New Yorkers at a restaurant in Central Park. But his charity quickly turns controversial among the crowd after promising $300 to each guest.
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Eccentric millionaire Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon, buys lunch for 250 homeless New Yorkers at a restaurant in Central Park. But his charity quickly turns controversial among the crowd after promising $300 to each guest.
- published: 25 Jun 2014
- views: 2205
Chinese Multimillionaire Dupes New York's Homeless
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- Duration: 8:59
- Updated: 27 Jun 2014
- views: 964643
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When Chinese multimillionaire Chen Guangbiao placed ads in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal announcing he would buy lunch for 1,000 disadvantaged New Yorkers before handing them each $300, the city's poor were understandably excited. That excitement would soon turn to anger.
This past Wednesday, VICE News attended the circus-like event. Two hundred and fifty disadvantaged people — not the 1,000 advertised — were treated to lunch at the swanky Central Park Boathouse. And none of them were told that there would be no cash handout.
When they found out, things turned ugly.
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When Chinese multimillionaire Chen Guangbiao placed ads in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal announcing he would buy lunch for 1,000 disadvantaged New Yorkers before handing them each $300, the city's poor were understandably excited. That excitement would soon turn to anger.
This past Wednesday, VICE News attended the circus-like event. Two hundred and fifty disadvantaged people — not the 1,000 advertised — were treated to lunch at the swanky Central Park Boathouse. And none of them were told that there would be no cash handout.
When they found out, things turned ugly.
Hundreds of NYC's Homeless Were Duped by a Chinese Millionaire Today: http://bit.ly/TEz0XK
Watch next: Meet the Chinese Billionaire Who Opened up Shop In Ohio - http://bit.ly/2r46kJT
Check out the VICE News beta for more: http://vicenews.com
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- published: 27 Jun 2014
- views: 964643
Chinese billionaire says money only contributes to less than 5% of happiness: Interview
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- Duration: 1:01
- Updated: 28 Mar 2017
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Money only contributes to less than 5% of happiness, Ding Lei, Chinese billionaire and CEO of Nasdaq-listed NetEase said in an interview.
Money only contributes to less than 5% of happiness, Ding Lei, Chinese billionaire and CEO of Nasdaq-listed NetEase said in an interview.
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Face to Face with Falun Gong: What is it and why is it outlawed in China?
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- Duration: 58:20
- Updated: 27 Sep 2013
- views: 104973
Host Paul Stein welcomes Falun Dafa practitioner Brett Price as this week's special guest. In this episode, Brett talks about the origins, the core tenets and ...
Host Paul Stein welcomes Falun Dafa practitioner Brett Price as this week's special guest. In this episode, Brett talks about the origins, the core tenets and the spiritual, emotional and physical benefits derived from the cultivation practice of Falun Gong. There are over a hundred million Falun Gong practitioners worldwide.
Sadly, there is a dark side to this interview.
As of 1999, hundreds of thousands of Falun Gong practitioners have been incarcerated in labour camps. There, they face long, brutal hours of coerced labour -- manufacturing "stuff" for the West's consumer addictions -- as well as torture and murder. The healthy ones, who have been deemed to possess the right blood type, are put on a 'donor list' whereby their organs are forcibly harvested -- many while they are still alive -- to feed a multi-million dollar organ transplant industry.
©2013 Steve Poole Productions
Film Footage and Photographs are copyrighted and courtesy of
NTDTV
minghui.org
Joshua Philipp
James Burke
The Epoch Times
clearwisdom.net
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Host Paul Stein welcomes Falun Dafa practitioner Brett Price as this week's special guest. In this episode, Brett talks about the origins, the core tenets and the spiritual, emotional and physical benefits derived from the cultivation practice of Falun Gong. There are over a hundred million Falun Gong practitioners worldwide.
Sadly, there is a dark side to this interview.
As of 1999, hundreds of thousands of Falun Gong practitioners have been incarcerated in labour camps. There, they face long, brutal hours of coerced labour -- manufacturing "stuff" for the West's consumer addictions -- as well as torture and murder. The healthy ones, who have been deemed to possess the right blood type, are put on a 'donor list' whereby their organs are forcibly harvested -- many while they are still alive -- to feed a multi-million dollar organ transplant industry.
©2013 Steve Poole Productions
Film Footage and Photographs are copyrighted and courtesy of
NTDTV
minghui.org
Joshua Philipp
James Burke
The Epoch Times
clearwisdom.net
- published: 27 Sep 2013
- views: 104973
Studio built out of cash, 16 tonnes
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- Duration: 0:34
- Updated: 25 Dec 2013
- views: 805
High-profile philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is in the spotlight again. the 45-year-old multi-millionaire has built a studio out of actual cash -- 16 tonnes of ca...
High-profile philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is in the spotlight again. the 45-year-old multi-millionaire has built a studio out of actual cash -- 16 tonnes of cash.
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High-profile philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is in the spotlight again. the 45-year-old multi-millionaire has built a studio out of actual cash -- 16 tonnes of cash.
- published: 25 Dec 2013
- views: 805
Chen Guangbiao to give New York's homeless a free lunch - 2
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- Duration: 2:10
- Updated: 26 Jun 2014
- views: 776
A Chinese tycoon treated hundreds of homeless New Yorkers to a fancy lunch at the Boathouse restaurant in Central Park on Wednesday, but the event apparently di...
A Chinese tycoon treated hundreds of homeless New Yorkers to a fancy lunch at the Boathouse restaurant in Central Park on Wednesday, but the event apparently didn't go as smoothly as planned.
About 250 residents of the New York City Rescue Mission were served sesame-seed-encrusted tuna, beef filet and berries with crème fraiche, thanks to recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao, who serenaded the crowd with a karaoke rendition of "We Are The World" and performed magic tricks.
During the luncheon, Chen promised to give each guest $300 in cash, but Mission director Craig Mayes said that was never the arrangement and those attending were told, 1010 WINS' Juliet Papa reported.
"No cash, everybody understand? No cash. Everybody understood?" Mayes told guests.
The agreement apparently involved a donation to the mission supplying goods and services to its members. The rescue mission feared if cash were given directly to members it would be used for alcohol or drugs, WCBS 880′s Marla Diamond reported.
Chen had several people on stage with him holding the money before it was apparently given back and some of the guests stormed out of the restaurant when they found out they would not receive cash in hand, Papa reported.
"The four people who went on stage, it was a masquerade, this whole thing is a sham," one guest said.
Lorna Richardson told CBS 2′s Vanessa Murdock she traveled from Hempstead on Long Island by bus and then by train to Central Park with her teenage son hoping to get some money.
"I needed that money. I don't drink, smoke or do drugs. I have bad credit. I would like to get an apartment and pay off some debt," Richardson said.
Through an interpreter, Chen said he was going to the mission to sort everything out, Papa reported.
Chen had placed ads in the Times and The Wall Street Journal to announce the event. Saying he wanted to invite 1,000 "poor and destitute Americans," his photo was printed next to an image of Lei Feng, a soldier in Mao Zedong's People's Liberation Army who is characterized as selfless. The caption read "China's Lei Feng for a new era." Some of the waiters' outfits on Wednesday were replicas of Lei's uniform.
In an interview on "CBS This Morning," Chen said he wanted to disprove the cliche image of rich Chinese spending money mostly on luxuries.
"I was not born into a rich family or a family of government officials. When I was 4 years old my brother and sister died of hunger, so I achieved my success through confidence, self-motivation and my hard work," Chen said.
But Chen's American ambitions surpass philanthropy.
Earlier this year, the 46-year-old businessman wanted to buy The New York Times. Times chairman Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., said the newspaper was not for sale.
Chen, whose worth is estimated at $750 million, has been deemed eccentric from his theatrical antics.
To protest air pollution in Beijing, he stood on a street corner handing out containers marked "Fresh Air." Chen also rushed to the scene of a massive earthquake in Sichuan and handed out cash to victims.
"When I see that there is a disaster in China, I see a lot of U.S. companies or the U.S. government going to help China. But when there is a disaster in the U.S., I do not see any Chinese people donating money to the U.S.," Chen told Murdock.
On Tuesday in New York City, he also was on the street handing out $100 bills to anyone who looked like they needed money. His English language business card reads: "MOST CHARASMATIC PHILANTHROPIST OF CHINA."
"These are not titles I give to myself. Those are titles given by the people in the country," Chen told Murdock.
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A Chinese tycoon treated hundreds of homeless New Yorkers to a fancy lunch at the Boathouse restaurant in Central Park on Wednesday, but the event apparently didn't go as smoothly as planned.
About 250 residents of the New York City Rescue Mission were served sesame-seed-encrusted tuna, beef filet and berries with crème fraiche, thanks to recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao, who serenaded the crowd with a karaoke rendition of "We Are The World" and performed magic tricks.
During the luncheon, Chen promised to give each guest $300 in cash, but Mission director Craig Mayes said that was never the arrangement and those attending were told, 1010 WINS' Juliet Papa reported.
"No cash, everybody understand? No cash. Everybody understood?" Mayes told guests.
The agreement apparently involved a donation to the mission supplying goods and services to its members. The rescue mission feared if cash were given directly to members it would be used for alcohol or drugs, WCBS 880′s Marla Diamond reported.
Chen had several people on stage with him holding the money before it was apparently given back and some of the guests stormed out of the restaurant when they found out they would not receive cash in hand, Papa reported.
"The four people who went on stage, it was a masquerade, this whole thing is a sham," one guest said.
Lorna Richardson told CBS 2′s Vanessa Murdock she traveled from Hempstead on Long Island by bus and then by train to Central Park with her teenage son hoping to get some money.
"I needed that money. I don't drink, smoke or do drugs. I have bad credit. I would like to get an apartment and pay off some debt," Richardson said.
Through an interpreter, Chen said he was going to the mission to sort everything out, Papa reported.
Chen had placed ads in the Times and The Wall Street Journal to announce the event. Saying he wanted to invite 1,000 "poor and destitute Americans," his photo was printed next to an image of Lei Feng, a soldier in Mao Zedong's People's Liberation Army who is characterized as selfless. The caption read "China's Lei Feng for a new era." Some of the waiters' outfits on Wednesday were replicas of Lei's uniform.
In an interview on "CBS This Morning," Chen said he wanted to disprove the cliche image of rich Chinese spending money mostly on luxuries.
"I was not born into a rich family or a family of government officials. When I was 4 years old my brother and sister died of hunger, so I achieved my success through confidence, self-motivation and my hard work," Chen said.
But Chen's American ambitions surpass philanthropy.
Earlier this year, the 46-year-old businessman wanted to buy The New York Times. Times chairman Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., said the newspaper was not for sale.
Chen, whose worth is estimated at $750 million, has been deemed eccentric from his theatrical antics.
To protest air pollution in Beijing, he stood on a street corner handing out containers marked "Fresh Air." Chen also rushed to the scene of a massive earthquake in Sichuan and handed out cash to victims.
"When I see that there is a disaster in China, I see a lot of U.S. companies or the U.S. government going to help China. But when there is a disaster in the U.S., I do not see any Chinese people donating money to the U.S.," Chen told Murdock.
On Tuesday in New York City, he also was on the street handing out $100 bills to anyone who looked like they needed money. His English language business card reads: "MOST CHARASMATIC PHILANTHROPIST OF CHINA."
"These are not titles I give to myself. Those are titles given by the people in the country," Chen told Murdock.
- published: 26 Jun 2014
- views: 776
Deformed Falun Gong self-immolators appeared with Chinese tycoon Chen Guangbiao in New York (I)
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- Duration: 6:03
- Updated: 07 Jan 2014
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Two surviving Falun Gong self-immolators from the self-immolation incident that took place in Tiananmen, China, 2001, appeared with Chinese tycoon Chen Guangbia...
Two surviving Falun Gong self-immolators from the self-immolation incident that took place in Tiananmen, China, 2001, appeared with Chinese tycoon Chen Guangbiao in a press conference in New York, US, on January 7. Chen, who hosted the event, said he will spend over a million US dollar to help the two seriously disfigured survivors undergo a series of life-altering surgical treatments.
Seven Falun Gong members set themselves on fire in Tiananmen, Beijing, on January 23, 2001. Two of them died and three people were critically burnt. Among them, Hao Huijin and her daughter Chen Guo suffered severe burns and were completely deformed.
Chen Guangbiao last week has just announced his desire to buy New York Times, so the press conference has attracted many media to come. Chen said he pays no attention to Falun Gong but is "happy to help Hao Huijun and Chen Guo receive the best medical attention possible". The two had written numerous letters to him seeking help while residing in a rehab in Henan. Chen said the chance of gaining full recovery in Beijing is 30%, in Europe is 50%, and in US is 80%. That's why he decided to send them over to New York to undergo plastic surgeries.
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Two surviving Falun Gong self-immolators from the self-immolation incident that took place in Tiananmen, China, 2001, appeared with Chinese tycoon Chen Guangbiao in a press conference in New York, US, on January 7. Chen, who hosted the event, said he will spend over a million US dollar to help the two seriously disfigured survivors undergo a series of life-altering surgical treatments.
Seven Falun Gong members set themselves on fire in Tiananmen, Beijing, on January 23, 2001. Two of them died and three people were critically burnt. Among them, Hao Huijin and her daughter Chen Guo suffered severe burns and were completely deformed.
Chen Guangbiao last week has just announced his desire to buy New York Times, so the press conference has attracted many media to come. Chen said he pays no attention to Falun Gong but is "happy to help Hao Huijun and Chen Guo receive the best medical attention possible". The two had written numerous letters to him seeking help while residing in a rehab in Henan. Chen said the chance of gaining full recovery in Beijing is 30%, in Europe is 50%, and in US is 80%. That's why he decided to send them over to New York to undergo plastic surgeries.
- published: 07 Jan 2014
- views: 13696
Chen Guangbiao and the NYT - China Take - Jan 13 ,2014- BONTV China
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Chen Guangbiao Shows-Off Cash to Purchase "New York Times"
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- Duration: 4:06
- Updated: 02 Jan 2014
- views: 2438
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Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao often set the world on fire
by selling the air, smashing Japanese cars and taking part in a
variety of high-profile charity events.
On Christmas Eve 2013, Chen Guangbiao carried 16 tons of
one-hundred-dollar bills (about 1.4 billion) using a Dongfeng
truck to propagate a so-called economic census in a
temporary assembled studio.
After showing off the money, he disclosed he would negotiate
the takeover or equity participation of U.S. media
The NewYork Times in the US.
What type of criticism has the specific Chen Guangbiao style,
in turn attracted?
British "Reuters" (Dec. 31) reported on Tuesday that
China Huangpu renewable resources CEO Chen Guangbiao
had the idea of taking over the New York Times" two years ago.
He will meet the principal shareholder in New York in January.
Chen Guanbiao believes that the "New York Times" worth 10
billion dollars.
He will co-fund takeover or equity participation of The New
York Times with another Hong Kong tycoon.
The Hong Kong tycoon is willing to contribute 500 to 600
million dollars, he will contribute 200 to 300 million dollars.
After the news coming out, a New York Times spokeswoman
said the company will not comment on the rumors.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors Arthur Sulzberger Jr.
made it clear that they will not sell.
But Chen Guangbiao said he would use his property without
hesitancy as long as he can purchase The New York Times.
Chen Guangbiao also told Reuters that if the takeover proposal
failed, he would consider the takeover of U.S. cable television
network CNN, The Washington Post or Wall Street Journal etc.
Chen Guangbiao is famous of showing off or hyping things up
and was disputed in China mainland.
The 44 year old Chen Guangbiao is neither deputy of the
National People's Congress (NPC) nor a member of the
National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC).
But since 2000, he has sat in the NPC and CPPCC for 13 years.
Last year, Chen Guangbiao sat in the NPC and CPPCC with a
green hat and suggested that lower level people shouldn't
have children, which stunned everyone.
Previous news editor of "Phoenix" Pang Chung believes that
it's unlikely that New York Times will sell to Chen Guangbiao
and his speculation is suspected to flatter
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
US China senior media person Pang Chung: The CCP has
exerted influence with penetration to the overseas media
for several years.
Chen Guangbiao would like to take this opportunity to show
good faith to the CCP and be subservient to it.
Pang Chung said, The New York Times is a core value of
America and Western civilization that is unlikely to be
purchased as Chen Guangbiao had hoped.
In August, 2012, Chen Guangbiao bought a half-page
advertisement from The New York Times to post a statement
stating: Diaoyu Islands are Chinese territory from the old.
Last August, he declared sovereignty of the Diaoyu Islands
two times in The New York Times.
Since the second half of 2008 the CCP launched the "big
propaganda" strategy.
Last year, Hong Kong "Trends" magazine reported that there
are very few Chinese societies in the US, who can report on
China objectively without flattering including
newspapers, magazines and websites.
Trends magazine pointed out that when the U.S. CNN
television is limited to five-star hotel rooms in China
for only foreign visitors, the CCP various types of satellite
television broadcasting had unimpeded access to the
U.S. four million Chinese households.
A magazine report that in the last five years, US
universities and think tank issues believe the criticizing
voice of the CCP to becoming smaller and smaller.
Although Chinese political dissidents are being jailed
one by one; Tibetans self-immolation one after another;
people's houses are being broken-down one by one;
dignitaries being ransacked in China are more and more crazy,
they are no longer subjects that attract the American professors' attention.
There are more and more explanations for the CCP's tyranny
published in US newspapers and magazines after more and
more money came from the CCP's "big propaganda" strategy.
China Political columnist Zhu Jianguo: One is to make the
CCP propaganda and mouthpiece stronger, the other is to
suborn the foreign media and opposition.
It's essential is to further the implementation of tyranny and
make the party world expand to the whole world.
Chinese Political columnist Zhu Jianguo pointed out that the
CCP wanted to create "a red world" in the world, but it runs
counter to the trend and modern values.
This implementation of despotism and limiting others
existence will make itself hard to exist.
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Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao often set the world on fire
by selling the air, smashing Japanese cars and taking part in a
variety of high-profile charity events.
On Christmas Eve 2013, Chen Guangbiao carried 16 tons of
one-hundred-dollar bills (about 1.4 billion) using a Dongfeng
truck to propagate a so-called economic census in a
temporary assembled studio.
After showing off the money, he disclosed he would negotiate
the takeover or equity participation of U.S. media
The NewYork Times in the US.
What type of criticism has the specific Chen Guangbiao style,
in turn attracted?
British "Reuters" (Dec. 31) reported on Tuesday that
China Huangpu renewable resources CEO Chen Guangbiao
had the idea of taking over the New York Times" two years ago.
He will meet the principal shareholder in New York in January.
Chen Guanbiao believes that the "New York Times" worth 10
billion dollars.
He will co-fund takeover or equity participation of The New
York Times with another Hong Kong tycoon.
The Hong Kong tycoon is willing to contribute 500 to 600
million dollars, he will contribute 200 to 300 million dollars.
After the news coming out, a New York Times spokeswoman
said the company will not comment on the rumors.
The Chairman of the Board of Directors Arthur Sulzberger Jr.
made it clear that they will not sell.
But Chen Guangbiao said he would use his property without
hesitancy as long as he can purchase The New York Times.
Chen Guangbiao also told Reuters that if the takeover proposal
failed, he would consider the takeover of U.S. cable television
network CNN, The Washington Post or Wall Street Journal etc.
Chen Guangbiao is famous of showing off or hyping things up
and was disputed in China mainland.
The 44 year old Chen Guangbiao is neither deputy of the
National People's Congress (NPC) nor a member of the
National Committee of the Chinese People's Political
Consultative Conference (CPPCC).
But since 2000, he has sat in the NPC and CPPCC for 13 years.
Last year, Chen Guangbiao sat in the NPC and CPPCC with a
green hat and suggested that lower level people shouldn't
have children, which stunned everyone.
Previous news editor of "Phoenix" Pang Chung believes that
it's unlikely that New York Times will sell to Chen Guangbiao
and his speculation is suspected to flatter
the Chinese Communist Party (CCP).
US China senior media person Pang Chung: The CCP has
exerted influence with penetration to the overseas media
for several years.
Chen Guangbiao would like to take this opportunity to show
good faith to the CCP and be subservient to it.
Pang Chung said, The New York Times is a core value of
America and Western civilization that is unlikely to be
purchased as Chen Guangbiao had hoped.
In August, 2012, Chen Guangbiao bought a half-page
advertisement from The New York Times to post a statement
stating: Diaoyu Islands are Chinese territory from the old.
Last August, he declared sovereignty of the Diaoyu Islands
two times in The New York Times.
Since the second half of 2008 the CCP launched the "big
propaganda" strategy.
Last year, Hong Kong "Trends" magazine reported that there
are very few Chinese societies in the US, who can report on
China objectively without flattering including
newspapers, magazines and websites.
Trends magazine pointed out that when the U.S. CNN
television is limited to five-star hotel rooms in China
for only foreign visitors, the CCP various types of satellite
television broadcasting had unimpeded access to the
U.S. four million Chinese households.
A magazine report that in the last five years, US
universities and think tank issues believe the criticizing
voice of the CCP to becoming smaller and smaller.
Although Chinese political dissidents are being jailed
one by one; Tibetans self-immolation one after another;
people's houses are being broken-down one by one;
dignitaries being ransacked in China are more and more crazy,
they are no longer subjects that attract the American professors' attention.
There are more and more explanations for the CCP's tyranny
published in US newspapers and magazines after more and
more money came from the CCP's "big propaganda" strategy.
China Political columnist Zhu Jianguo: One is to make the
CCP propaganda and mouthpiece stronger, the other is to
suborn the foreign media and opposition.
It's essential is to further the implementation of tyranny and
make the party world expand to the whole world.
Chinese Political columnist Zhu Jianguo pointed out that the
CCP wanted to create "a red world" in the world, but it runs
counter to the trend and modern values.
This implementation of despotism and limiting others
existence will make itself hard to exist.
- published: 02 Jan 2014
- views: 2438
Chen Guangbiao to give New York's homeless a free lunch - 4
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A Chinese tycoon served up a fancy lunch to hundreds of homeless New Yorkers at a Central Park restaurant today and handed out $100 bills to the poor.
Recyclin...
A Chinese tycoon served up a fancy lunch to hundreds of homeless New Yorkers at a Central Park restaurant today and handed out $100 bills to the poor.
Recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao selected a menu of sesame-seed-encrusted tuna, beef filet and berries with crème fraiche at The Loeb Boathouse restaurant for the residents of a Manhattan shelter.
He also entertained his 250 guests by singing 'We are the World' and promised to donate $300 per attendee to charity.
The excess homeless who were left out, booed and yelled 'Liar', 'Conman' and swore at the millionaire.
Chen had scheduled the lunch for 250 people but cut that number back to 200, which reportedly angered the homeless who couldn't be included.
About three dozen volunteer waiters sported green uniforms similar to those once worn by soldiers in China's People's Liberation Army, bearing the words 'Serve the People.'
They were dishing up food to a mostly male group of attendees.
'I'm looking forward to a good time and a good meal,' said Antone Hills, a Mission resident who was a guest. 'I think he's a good guy and he's helping our country.'
Chen says he wants to disprove the cliche image of rich Chinese spending money mostly on luxuries.
'I was not born into a rich family or a family of government officials. When I was four years old my brother and sister died of hunger, so I achieved my success through confidence, self-motivation and my hard work,' Chen said in Chinese in an interview on 'CBS This Morning.'
He then launched into an a cappella rendition of 'We are the World.'
His worth is estimated $750 million.
'Our thought was if someone wants to treat them to an amazing event — something they would never experience on their own, maybe even a kernel of hope that life could be different again, we're in for that reason. That's our motive,' said the mission's executive director, Craig Mayes.
But Chen's American ambitions surpass philanthropy.
Earlier this year, the 46-year-old businessman wanted to buy The New York Times. Times chairman Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., said the newspaper was not for sale.
To announce the lunch, Chen placed ads in the Times and The Wall Street Journal.
Saying he wanted to invite 1,000 'poor and destitute Americans' his photo was printed next to an image of Lei Feng, a soldier in Mao Zedong's People's Liberation Army who is characterized as selfless.
The caption read 'China's Lei Feng for a new era.' Some of the waiters' outfits on Wednesday were replicas of Lei's uniform.
Chen has been deemed eccentric from his theatrical antics.
To protest air pollution in Beijing, he stood on a street corner handing out containers marked 'Fresh Air.'
Chen also rushed to the scene of a massive earthquake in Sichuan and handed out cash to victims.
On Tuesday in New York City, he was on the street handing out $100 bills to anyone who looked like they needed money.
His English language business card reads: 'MOST CHARASMATIC PHILANTHROPIST OF CHINA.'
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A Chinese tycoon served up a fancy lunch to hundreds of homeless New Yorkers at a Central Park restaurant today and handed out $100 bills to the poor.
Recycling magnate Chen Guangbiao selected a menu of sesame-seed-encrusted tuna, beef filet and berries with crème fraiche at The Loeb Boathouse restaurant for the residents of a Manhattan shelter.
He also entertained his 250 guests by singing 'We are the World' and promised to donate $300 per attendee to charity.
The excess homeless who were left out, booed and yelled 'Liar', 'Conman' and swore at the millionaire.
Chen had scheduled the lunch for 250 people but cut that number back to 200, which reportedly angered the homeless who couldn't be included.
About three dozen volunteer waiters sported green uniforms similar to those once worn by soldiers in China's People's Liberation Army, bearing the words 'Serve the People.'
They were dishing up food to a mostly male group of attendees.
'I'm looking forward to a good time and a good meal,' said Antone Hills, a Mission resident who was a guest. 'I think he's a good guy and he's helping our country.'
Chen says he wants to disprove the cliche image of rich Chinese spending money mostly on luxuries.
'I was not born into a rich family or a family of government officials. When I was four years old my brother and sister died of hunger, so I achieved my success through confidence, self-motivation and my hard work,' Chen said in Chinese in an interview on 'CBS This Morning.'
He then launched into an a cappella rendition of 'We are the World.'
His worth is estimated $750 million.
'Our thought was if someone wants to treat them to an amazing event — something they would never experience on their own, maybe even a kernel of hope that life could be different again, we're in for that reason. That's our motive,' said the mission's executive director, Craig Mayes.
But Chen's American ambitions surpass philanthropy.
Earlier this year, the 46-year-old businessman wanted to buy The New York Times. Times chairman Arthur Sulzberger, Jr., said the newspaper was not for sale.
To announce the lunch, Chen placed ads in the Times and The Wall Street Journal.
Saying he wanted to invite 1,000 'poor and destitute Americans' his photo was printed next to an image of Lei Feng, a soldier in Mao Zedong's People's Liberation Army who is characterized as selfless.
The caption read 'China's Lei Feng for a new era.' Some of the waiters' outfits on Wednesday were replicas of Lei's uniform.
Chen has been deemed eccentric from his theatrical antics.
To protest air pollution in Beijing, he stood on a street corner handing out containers marked 'Fresh Air.'
Chen also rushed to the scene of a massive earthquake in Sichuan and handed out cash to victims.
On Tuesday in New York City, he was on the street handing out $100 bills to anyone who looked like they needed money.
His English language business card reads: 'MOST CHARASMATIC PHILANTHROPIST OF CHINA.'
- published: 26 Jun 2014
- views: 434
Chen Guangbiao Performs "My Chinese Dream" at Press Conference in New York City on Jan 8, 2014.
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- Duration: 0:54
- Updated: 09 Jan 2014
- views: 2834
Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon and high-profile philanthropist, performed a song titled "My Chinese Dream" at a press conference in New York City on...
Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon and high-profile philanthropist, performed a song titled "My Chinese Dream" at a press conference in New York City on January 7, 2014. Chen said he originally planned to negotiate the acquisition of The New York Times while in New York but the plan later fell through.
https://wn.com/Chen_Guangbiao_Performs_My_Chinese_Dream_At_Press_Conference_In_New_York_City_On_Jan_8,_2014.
Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon and high-profile philanthropist, performed a song titled "My Chinese Dream" at a press conference in New York City on January 7, 2014. Chen said he originally planned to negotiate the acquisition of The New York Times while in New York but the plan later fell through.
- published: 09 Jan 2014
- views: 2834
Multi-millionaire Tycoon from China will give you US$300 and sing 'We Are The World' to you
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- Duration: 1:05
- Updated: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 65199
Controversial Chinese philanthropist Chen Guangbiao arrives in New York tomorrow bursting with ideas for how he can help America's poor and the country's ailing...
Controversial Chinese philanthropist Chen Guangbiao arrives in New York tomorrow bursting with ideas for how he can help America's poor and the country's ailing newspaper industry. But first he has some requirements. Read the full story here: 'http://sc.mp/j2hma'.
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Controversial Chinese philanthropist Chen Guangbiao arrives in New York tomorrow bursting with ideas for how he can help America's poor and the country's ailing newspaper industry. But first he has some requirements. Read the full story here: 'http://sc.mp/j2hma'.
- published: 24 Jun 2014
- views: 65199
Chinese billionaire hosts NYC lunch for homeless
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- Duration: 2:46
- Updated: 26 Jun 2014
- views: 16261
A $1 million Central Park luncheon for cash-strapped Americans attracted swarms of TV cameras and hungry and even more homeless New York residents looking for a...
A $1 million Central Park luncheon for cash-strapped Americans attracted swarms of TV cameras and hungry and even more homeless New York residents looking for a meal. The extravagant meal was hosted by Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao, who advertised for the event by taking out a full page ad in the New York Times. Although about 200 attendees received a free meal, they left disappointed that the eccentric billionaire did not deliver on his promise of giving every poor attendee $300 in cash. RT's Anastasia Churkina attended the event to learn more.
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A $1 million Central Park luncheon for cash-strapped Americans attracted swarms of TV cameras and hungry and even more homeless New York residents looking for a meal. The extravagant meal was hosted by Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao, who advertised for the event by taking out a full page ad in the New York Times. Although about 200 attendees received a free meal, they left disappointed that the eccentric billionaire did not deliver on his promise of giving every poor attendee $300 in cash. RT's Anastasia Churkina attended the event to learn more.
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- published: 26 Jun 2014
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Crazy Chinese man: Lunch for 'poor and destitute Americans' from 'most charismatic philanthropist'
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- Duration: 1:31
- Updated: 20 Jun 2014
- views: 6270
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Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao took out a full page ad in the New York Times, inviting 1,000 "poor and destitute Americans" to a lunch at a fancy New York restaurant.
You may know Chen as the Chinese businessman who unsuccessfully tried to buy the New York Times. He gained internet fame for his outlandish business card titles such as "China's Moral Leader" and "Most Charismatic Philanthropist."
He said he's teaming up with "famous American charities" to host the June 25th luncheon at the Central Park Boathouse restaurant in New York, where fish and chips go for about $24.
In addition to a free lunch, Chen also promised to give each attendees $300 in cash, to be used for occupational training. The $1m event is aimed at changing America's perception of filthy rich Chinese businessmen.
The event will come at a cost to attendees though, as they will be forced to listen to Chen's rendition of "We Are The World." Poor and destitute Americans looking to attend are encouraged to reply to the hotmail address listed in the ad.
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Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao took out a full page ad in the New York Times, inviting 1,000 "poor and destitute Americans" to a lunch at a fancy New York restaurant.
You may know Chen as the Chinese businessman who unsuccessfully tried to buy the New York Times. He gained internet fame for his outlandish business card titles such as "China's Moral Leader" and "Most Charismatic Philanthropist."
He said he's teaming up with "famous American charities" to host the June 25th luncheon at the Central Park Boathouse restaurant in New York, where fish and chips go for about $24.
In addition to a free lunch, Chen also promised to give each attendees $300 in cash, to be used for occupational training. The $1m event is aimed at changing America's perception of filthy rich Chinese businessmen.
The event will come at a cost to attendees though, as they will be forced to listen to Chen's rendition of "We Are The World." Poor and destitute Americans looking to attend are encouraged to reply to the hotmail address listed in the ad.
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Chen Guangbiao gives gifts of air - China Take - February 04,2013 - BONTV China
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Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a classical, Chinese legend about the lyric tragedy of eternal love between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. Both transformed to butterflies after their death, flying with one another, forever. This piece has been a symbol of Chinese music in the international scene for fifty years and has been rearranged by composer He to an Gaohu Concerto. The romantic theme is filled with Jiangnan Cultural influences, because the theme came from the Chinese Yue opera. There are three movements in total, and the piece returns to the main melody " Transformation to butterflies" in the coda, pushing the piece to its climax once again.
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Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a cla...
Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a classical, Chinese legend about the lyric tragedy of eternal love between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. Both transformed to butterflies after their death, flying with one another, forever. This piece has been a symbol of Chinese music in the international scene for fifty years and has been rearranged by composer He to an Gaohu Concerto. The romantic theme is filled with Jiangnan Cultural influences, because the theme came from the Chinese Yue opera. There are three movements in total, and the piece returns to the main melody " Transformation to butterflies" in the coda, pushing the piece to its climax once again.
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Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is composed by famous Chinese composer He Zhan Hao. Its origin is from a classical, Chinese legend about the lyric tragedy of eternal love between Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai. Both transformed to butterflies after their death, flying with one another, forever. This piece has been a symbol of Chinese music in the international scene for fifty years and has been rearranged by composer He to an Gaohu Concerto. The romantic theme is filled with Jiangnan Cultural influences, because the theme came from the Chinese Yue opera. There are three movements in total, and the piece returns to the main melody " Transformation to butterflies" in the coda, pushing the piece to its climax once again.
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Interview with China's No. 1 billionaire philanthropist (Part 1)
China's No. 1 billionaire philanthropist Chen Guangbiao tells SwitchUp.tv why he plans to...
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Chinese Billionaire Chen Guangbiao Revives Deadly Hoax in NY
This press conference held by eccentric Chinese billionaire Chen Guangbiao in Manhattan on...
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Interview with China's No.1 billionaire philanthropist (Part 2)
Philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is an icon in China. Besides his philanthropy work, he speak...
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Chinese mogul giving away meals, cash in New York's Central Park
Chen Guangbiao, one of China's wealthiest men, made his reputation with outrageous stunts ...
published: 25 Jun 2014
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Millionaire Chinese Philanthropist Feeds NYC Homeless
Eccentric millionaire Chen Guangbiao, a Chinese recycling tycoon, buys lunch for 250 homel...
published: 25 Jun 2014
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Chinese Multimillionaire Dupes New York's Homeless
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Chinese billionaire says money only contributes to less than 5% of happiness: Interview
Money only contributes to less than 5% of happiness, Ding Lei, Chinese billionaire and CEO...
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Face to Face with Falun Gong: What is it and why is it outlawed in China?
Host Paul Stein welcomes Falun Dafa practitioner Brett Price as this week's special guest....
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Studio built out of cash, 16 tonnes
High-profile philanthropist Chen Guangbiao is in the spotlight again. the 45-year-old mult...
published: 25 Dec 2013
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Chen Guangbiao to give New York's homeless a free lunch - 2
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Deformed Falun Gong self-immolators appeared with Chinese tycoon Chen Guangbiao in New York (I)
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published: 07 Jan 2014
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Chen Guangbiao and the NYT - China Take - Jan 13 ,2014- BONTV China
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published: 14 Jan 2014
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Chen Guangbiao Shows-Off Cash to Purchase "New York Times"
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梁祝 - (The Butterfly Lovers) Erhu Concerto
Violin concerto "Liang Shan Bo and Zhu Ying Tai" (or The Butterfly Lovers in short) is com...
published: 20 Jan 2013
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Danish Police Find Arm At Sea, Link It To Submarine Case
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Danish investigators discovered a human arm found in the sea south of Copenhagen, close to where investigators have been searching for the body parts of a Swedish journalist who went on a trip on a private submarine in August, The Associated Press reported Tuesday ... He’s told investigators Wall died inside the submarine while he was on deck....
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US votes against UN resolution condemning Nazi glorification over free speech issues
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Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian's intimate wedding
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Serena Williams and Alexis Ohanian's wedding was an "intimate" affair. The couple - who share two-month-old Alexis Jr. together - celebrated their big day last week with all their family and friends but they still made sure to make it personal. A source told People magazine. "It was a really intimate wedding. You could see everything Serena loves in the details ... He wrote on Instagram. "@serenawilliams ... ....
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Federal Judge Permanently Blocks Trump's Sanctuary City Executive Order
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A federal judge ruled to permanently block President Donald Trump’s executive order to curb spending from cities not cooperating with U.S. immigration officials, according to CNN. U.S. District Court Judge William Orrick announced the decision on Monday after San Francisco and Santa Clara filed lawsuits against the order, the report said. Orrick said Trump is not authorized to establish new conditions on funding approved by Congress ... ....
Police search for man after TTC bus passengers sprayed with unknown substance
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Toronto police are searching for a man who sprayed an unknown substance on a TTC bus in the Jane and Finch neighbourhood Tuesday morning ... ....
Unknown men spray acid on 2 girls in western Afghanistan
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The incident happened early Tuesday morning, when two sisters Yakta and Fareshta were walking on a street in Herat city when two unknown men riding a motorbike spared ......
Unknown Assailants Kill Third Journalist In Nigeria This Year
Edit Peace FM Online 21 Nov 2017
In the third of such tragic incident in Nigeria since the beginning of 2017, unknown gunmen shot and killed a journalist working with the Anambra Broadcasting Service (ABS) ... According to the Premium Times newspaper, Onubogu on November 12, 2017 picked his camera and left home in response to a phone call from an unknown person....
Massive Fire In Orion Township, Cause Unknown At This Time
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Reports suggests a gas line may be burning, but authorities have yet to confirm ... ....
4 presumed dead in West Chester senior home inferno, cause still unknown
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PHILADELPHIA (AP) — Four people are missing and presumed dead following last week's fire at a Pennsylvania senior living community ... ....
The Ashes: Australia and England leap into chasm of unknowns
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While the Ashes remains at the forefront of competitive cricketing excellence, the upcoming series has more question marks hanging over it than any in a long, long while ... And then there's the batsmen ... The numerous unknowns have almost given this series an edge of farce in its build-up, but could well give way to truly thrilling Test cricket, and with neither side sure of themselves, victory could go down to the wire ... ....
Email indicates Pa. elections chief forced out, but reason still unknown
Edit Penn Live 21 Nov 2017
HARRISBURG -- Pennsylvania's former elections chief indicated in an email sent last month to Gov. Tom Wolf that he was forced out of his cabinet-level job, although he resigned. The Associated Press on Monday obtained an Oct. 11 email from ex-Secretary of State Pedro Cortes in which he told Democratic Gov. Tom Wolf that he could not understand why he was being pushed out ... Wished I had that opportunity." ... READ MORE. Mystery departure ... ....
Two men try in vain to steal semi and trailer
Edit Ocala Star Banner 21 Nov 2017
He said he went to the driver’s side of the truck and saw glass on the ground and a stranger inside the cab.He said an unknown man jumped out of the truck and grabbed him and that a second unknown man pointed a gun at him and forced ... ....
Lakes could be significant methane producers: Swiss study
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GENEVA, Nov ... The phenomenon is still largely unknown and has been underscored by a two-year field study designed to measure the methane concentration and production in the surface water (the top five meters) of Lake Hallwil in the northern Swiss canton of Aargau ... "It could be the by-product of another, yet unknown process," McGinnis said. ....
Fire destroys Springvale Township home
Edit Petoskey News-Review 21 Nov 2017
PETOSKEY — A Springvale Township rental home was destroyed by fire Sunday, with one of the two tenants taken to the hospital ... Sunday when a passerby called 911 reporting that the house was on fire ... He said Kelly Parker was home at the time, but was able to escape the fire ... However, the whereabouts of a family dog were unknown as of Monday afternoon. The fire chief said the cause of the fire remained unknown as of Monday ... ....
Again, Community Chief Murdered in Plateau
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Seriki Adinoyi in Jos ... The Chief, the Madakin Garam, Mr ... The state Police Public Relations Officer (PPRO), Mr. Terna Tyopev, while confirming the incident, said ... “A neighbour of the deceased called me this morning (Monday) to report that the chief was murdered by unknown gunmen who came on a motorcycle.” ... “A neighbour of the deceased called me this morning to report that the chief was murdered by unknown gunmen who came on motorcycle.” ... ....
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