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Idol

Mr Mao was been regarded as leader and God in so many years in China. But his great image was in damaging and encontering suspicion. Leader’s sanctity has lost in Facing the realistic of China. The People has been released from blind worship and got freedom. The face of idol is no longer full of justness, he also shows personality of human being and has feeling of happiness and anger. Artists use drawing to express their respect to the idol.but due to the limitation and error of drawing technology, unavoidably, the drawing is hard to tell the good willingness as expected finally, the greatness of Idol has been overshadowed. This kind of unexpected Paradox shows the contradiction and helplessness of artists and people. You will find the side of richfullness of idol when you use normal speed to play the stillness works,But those subtle feeling of wording might be what I expected.

Idol

NR 2009
Little Feet

Xiayao Village, Youyu County, Shanxi ProvinceThe 7-year-old and big-footed Bai Nu and Liu Buhan, both of whom died because of their loved ones, were brought together with their three children more than 40 years ago. (Bai Danu 2 Men 1 Women) (Liu Buhan 3 (Daughter) Nowadays, the children have become grandparents, and most of them are not next to Bai Bainu and Liu Buhan. The children of both sides have differences over the old age of raising the two elderly people ... so despite the two They are all in their eighties, and still need to get up and return to the field to farm in the morning and night, and the old lady Bai is more because of her little feet, she has to stagger in the wind and rain, kneeling in the fields ... A foot-binding old lady faces the camera and talks to her little feet ...

Little Feet

NR 2006
Mask: Field Research on a Folk Performance

Since the time of the Qing Dynasty, villagers of Xiaotun have performed a folk opera in which all the actors wear masks. Known as the “Guansuo Opera”, its performances were suspended during the Cultural Revolution, and its script was burned. In 1980, through the approval of the local government, it started to perform again. “Mask” records the various antagonisms and attitudes amongst villagers, performers, village and county officials, local cultural researchers and filmmakers. More significantly, it reveals the cultural confrontation between “the observed” in the village and the filmmaking crew.

Mask: Field Research on a Folk Performance

NR 2000
Captives of Love

On "Planet T," an Elder is teaching a young girl that she has contracted a virus called "love." She must go to Earth to experience human love and understand its illusion before her soul can recover. The Elder also tells the woman that the first man she sees on Earth will be her lover. On Earth, at a solo concert by the famous singer Amy, an admirer, Qin Liang, is waiting outside the door, eager to see the idol. A beam of light lands on Amy's poster -- and the woman from Planet T appears as Amy. She goes home with Qin Liang, tells him her origin, and says she loves him and hopes to be his wife. Qin Liang regards her as crazy, but she's determined not to leave him.

Captives of Love

NR 2001
SARS in Beijing

Between April and June 2003, the brutal SARS epidemic had a deep impact on Chinese people's lives, especially in Beijing. Flocks of migrant labourers who had come to the capital to find work started straggling back to their hometown in the countryside to escape the illness. I spent a day in the crowd packed into Beijing West railway station, trying to capture an event that made many feel emotional disquiet, while forcing them to meditate on their life and situation. Because of everyone's panic, many people are eager to leave Beijing to escape the disaster. On May 8th, the author recorded what happened at the Beijing West Railway Station that day, revealing the various mentalities of the Chinese people in front of emergencies.

SARS in Beijing

NR 2003
Empty Cage

Multimedia artist Jiang Zhi's eighth video art film. "One day in 2001, just before the day I was about to move again in Shenzhen, a strange homeless girl caught my attention. She stayed under a wire pole in front of my building, reading the same piece of newspaper though she held it up-side-down sometimes. When the night fell, she went to sleep under the pole covering herself with the newspaper. She carried an empty and bottomless bird cage with her all the time like some kind of treasure. It is certain that the empty cage meant a lot to her. I am not sure what it means to her, maybe it is the only thing that she can take hold of, it is a symbol of home. Of course, this is only my guess. For me, the feeling of emptiness is very strong when I shot the film. Passengers passing by the girl like winds, time that looks still by flies away like an arrow…About sympathy and indifferent, about slowness and rapidity…about consistence and random…Everything seems to be about emptiness."

Empty Cage

NR 2002