Jiang assigns students to photograph Beijing by looking for unnoticed things and contrasts, adapting Talese's attention to New York into a local observational exercise.
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Jiang assigns students to photograph Beijing by looking for unnoticed things and contrasts, adapting Talese's attention to New York into a local observational exercise.
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"...help you wherever you go. I want you to go around Beijing and take pictures. Again, the idea is contrast. Remember that here he..."
"...of contrast. I want you to do the same thing for Beijing. Take your camera and take pictures of things that other people would..."
"...times this year. Only this year. The first will be in Beijing. And I think that they will start a process in which China..."
"...new global cup. I remember the Rothschilds had an office in Beijing and they were giving interviews to CNBC and Bloomberg, Bloomberg television from..."
"...to the Americans, Jimmy Carter. Mao Zedong welcomed Richard Nixon to Beijing. In the 1980s, start this massive cooperation between America and China. Now,..."
"Hey, we have our special guest back with us, Professor Zhang, Beijing -based educator, writer, and advocate for education reform, known for his work..."
"...People's Liberation Army, with a focus on supporting strategic stability with Beijing as well as D.O.W. with the confliction and de -escalation more generally...."
"...colleagues. Then you play a city game where you live in Beijing and you want Beijing to be better than maybe Shanghai or Shenzhen...."
"...the third thing that happened was I I did come to Beijing and set up a new program that was"
"...each other okay so think about the cities in china okay beijing shanghai shenzhen chengdu xiang they're all different why because they want to..."
"Hi, my name is Banker, and I grew up in Beijing. And, I came to Moonshot, this school, in 2024, last year, and..."
"...why the megacity represents the death of civilization. And what is Beijing? What is Shanghai? What is Washington D.C.? What is New York? What..."
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