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Hu xiaoming is the only Chinese journalist who is right now on Kittyhawk covering the war in Iraq. The 36-year-old Xinhua News Agency trump news reporter began to work in Washington, USA in 1999. In his 10-odd-year career, Hu has covered big events such as the government changing-hands in Pakistan, the civil war in Afghanistan and the 2000 American election.Hu first learned that he might go to the battlefield as a war correspondent on the Valentine's Day this year. The application started and the final agreement came from the Department of Defense, informing that the 相似文献
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Mr Kaiya has found for himself a new hobbysince his retirement as an editor from JiangsuPublishing House: tea becomes his inseparablefriend. His daily schedule is fully concerned withtea. A cup of tea makes his day. He enricheshimself with knowledge of tea, devours bookson tea, ponders over questions of tea, and writesabout tea. His zeal for tea has paid off: he haspublished a few books on tea since the newhobby in his retired years. What is more, a mynahhe keeps at home has learned to share… 相似文献
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Lin Weilin has visited Taiwan ninetimes since l 993 as a successful KunquMaster.At age 2 l he won sensationalkudos for a role in Jiepai Pass in aKunqu opera piece.Recently Lin hasbeen busy with his new play at theupcoming Ninth Zhejiang ProvincialDrama Festival.Unforamately he suffereda bone fracture in a rehearsal and hadto rest at home.I visited him while hehad time for a chat.He told me abouthis nine visits to Taiwan.A11 the 相似文献
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Andreu Mas-Colell 《Journal of Cultural Economics》1999,23(1-2):87-93
This article considers the specificity of cultural goods, services, and artifacts in the context of international trade theory. The analysis discusses possible justifications for import or export restrictions on cultural goods. 相似文献
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Kelly AH 《Journal of Cultural Economy》2011,4(1):65-79
This paper focuses on an unsettling example of experimental labour - the Human Landing Catch (HLC). The HLC is a cheap and reliable technique to produce data on mosquito densities in a defined area. It requires only a human volunteer to sit over night with his legs exposed, a headlamp to spot mosquitoes, and a rubber tube and plastic cup to catch them as they come to feed on him. The HLC formed the central methodological and operational strategy for a malaria control that took place in Dar es Salaam, funded by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation. This paper analyses the epistemic and economic value of this experimental scenario by examining in detail the work it entails. In conceptualizing the different species of productivity associated with the HLC, of particular interest is the surprising fact that he is there. This paper argues that the interplay of mobility and immobility offers a way to rethink the value of research within interlocking circulations of capital, science, mosquitoes and men. 相似文献