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Langs de oevers van de Yangtze

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S01E06 - "Snelweg naar Tibet"

Diffusé le Mar 13, 2016, 11:00 AM

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China through the eyes of photographer Ruben Terlou. The Dutch photographer Ruben Terlou will travel to China with his camera and will travel along the long river ''Yangtze'. How did China's economical boost change lifes of the chinese? A series of progressing and stagnation, about preservation and innovation. In short about China's contrasts.

Détails

Statut
Terminée
Langue
Dutch
Durée
60 min
Première diffusion
February 7, 2016
Terminée
March 13, 2016
Programmation
Sunday à 20:15

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Épisodes (1 Saison · 6 Épisodes)

The Chinese dream

Feb 7, 2016

50 min

Double Happiness

Love and luck is not that easy in China. It is a serious problem if you are not married before your 30s, but how do Chinese meet their loved ones? Many high educated woman remain single as it is not common for a man to marry someone of his own position and similar level of education. It's even more alarming for those low-educated men trying to find a lady, but never succeed to establish a family. No wonder that Nanjing's infamous bridge is famous for the most suicides in our world. Ruben is witness of a hilarious marriage proposal and follows a flirt-course for disadvantaged nerds.

Feb 14, 2016

50 min

De Grote Roerganger

Mao Zedong is ever popular in China. After all he is the founder of the current Peoples Republic. The fact that tens of millions of civilians lost their lives under his reign is attributed to the 30% of things he did wrong. For 70% of all of Mao's actions were good according to official statements. Risking his own life, Ruben tries to swim across the Yangtze as Mao used to do on television and has meeting with China's most famous Mao Zedong impersonator. Afterwards he visits a community of fishermen that now live in a -Kevin Costner like Waterworld- village on the shallow Honshu lake. These fisherman fled the famine Mao created after he declared sparrows to be a plague, thoroughly disrupting ecology and agriculture.

Feb 21, 2016

50 min

De Dam

Ruben visits the Three Gorges Dam, China's pride and joy when it comes to man-made-structures. The dam is considered a great victory on nature. But nature and culture have suffered for its creation as 90 villages and 13 cities have had to be evacuated and left under the water's surface. Ruben's meeting with a river-guide is suspiciously cancelled, but a local fisherman is willing to help him find a finless porpoise, but not so willing to talk about the negative ecological consequences of the dam. The crew of a cruise ship sailing the Yangtze dreams of times when they were still able to fish for a living on a, then, smaller rapid.

Feb 28, 2016

50 min

Pretpark China

Mar 6, 2016

50 min

Snelweg naar Tibet

Mar 13, 2016

50 min

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