???

dancing girl (china)

A Chinese girl tried to kill herself by jumping off a building, but got tangled in the power cords instead.

pretty girl passing by

Chinese girl dancing in Shenzhen

visit

My brothers' sister-in-law came over from Beijing.

??

Chinese girl dancing in Shenzhen

DJ Yuki from Tian Jin rips up the 1s and 2s at the 2007 China DMC Finals. Checkout Chinas top female turnablist in our exclusive DMC coverage..

Now I want to go to China...

A little girl becomes enthralled in the spectacle of China Town around her and loses sight of her mother.

Mij Dogg ! B-E-TIFUL

They Chose China It is January 1954. The Korean War is over. Captured UN soldiers held in POW camps are free to return home. Those who refuse repatriation to their homeland are transferred to a neutral   more...zone and given 90 days to reconsider their decision. Among them are 21 American soldiers who decide defiantly to stay in China. Back in the United States, McCarthyism is at its height. Many Americans believe these young men have been brainwashed by Chinese communists through a new form of thought control. But what really happened? Featuring never-before-seen footage from the Chinese camps as well as interviews with former POWs and their families, They Chose China tells the fascinating stories of these forgotten American dissidents. With the Cold War fading into memory, Oscar-nominated filmmaker Shuibo Wang (Sunrise Over Tiananmen Square) aims his camera on this astonishing story. In They Chose China, we meet and begin to understand a group of courageous men who fought for and then cut ties with the USA.  less

visit

Dancing Chinese Girl Lineup at a China Disco.

Today's Chinese nightclubs (Yezonghui) vary from their western counterparts in that headshaking (an effect of Chinese "Yaotouwan" Ecstasy pills)   more...and a trampoline floor replace actual dancing, while ceaseless DJ call-and-response over really bad Euro-House techno substitutes for music.

In addition to the go-go girls in their revealingly short skirts and platform boots, Chinese "Diting" megaclubs usually pay young ladies (wunü) to populate their dance floors in an effort to attract male patrons. However any attempt to approach these girls can be expected to be met with vacant stares and disinterest.

Filmed circa 2004 by China photojournalist Tom Carter, author of 'CHINA: Portrait of a People,' a definitive 600-page volume of street photography on today's China, coming winter 2007 from Hong Kong publisher Blacksmith Books.

http://www.tomcarter.org  less

this is my favorite video from david bowie china girl.

China Performing Arts

china

china

china

china

china

china