Protected: Sangu and Fire Puja (2024) – Liang Xiaoguang
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Collection, Documentary Film
Collection, Documentary Film
Protected: Siping and Yitong (2024) – Liang Xiaoguang
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Article
Retrospect | Creating Something New: How to Build an Institution in the Borderlands – Part 2
Open up beyond geographic limitations can broaden the vision.
Interview, Residency, Residency Interview
Interview | Yu Guo: We Should Not Indulge in the Unique Charm of Regional Discourse
The fact that it can happen might be all there is to it.
Interview, Residency, Residency Interview
Interview | Dachen Bao: Deeper into the Geographic Folds of Changbai Mountain
Find the differences and connections between the Northeast and Southwest.
Interview, New Voices of Northeast China
Interview | Song Nianshen: How Should We Perceive the Northeast?
Look beyond the national narrative.
Interview, New Voices of Northeast China
Interview | Zhao Liang: Hunting
My past experiences have shaped me, tugging me around reality…
Interview, New Voices of Northeast China
Interview | Yu Miao: Daughter of the North
In the name of art, I became the daughter of the North.
Collection, Documentary Film
Protected: Timber Gang (Mu Bang) (2006) – Yu Guangyi
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Collection, Documentary Film
Protected: Survival Song (Xiao Li Zi) (2008) – Yu Guangyi
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Interview, New Voices of Northeast China
Interview | Shen Shaomin: Rich, Thick, and Intertwined
True locality flows in the blood.
Interview, New Voices of Northeast China
Interview | Feng Boyi: Vigor, Loss, and Melancholy
A single spark can start a prairie fire.
Interview, New Voices of Northeast China
Interview | Liang Chen: The Ghosts of History in the Northeast
If you take the time to understand the Northeast, you’ll find it similar to a nuclear bomb, an extremely condensed presence.
Interview, New Voices of Northeast China
Interview | Yang Zhihan: Apples, Cranes and Barbecue
In reality, many things aren’t understood until experienced.