long march of SSNARMY,shan song music tai
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- Author: thesunland
Tags: border dai golden shan shanstates ssa ssna tai thai-burma triangle
it's a song sing by sahkaha. video is a record of Shan State National Army at 2005 about they coming down to joint loi dai leng .
Long March explodes over Xichang China
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- Author: w7mag
Tags: APSTAR China Explosion Launch Long March Xichang
Long March launched from the Xichang space center fails on launch and explodes. This resulted in the loss of APSTAR 2. This was digitized a LONG time ago so the quality isn't very good.
The Long March - China
- Length: 25:40
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- Author: journeymanpictures
Tags: Chengdu China Journeyman overpopulation Pictures polution
September 2001 More people are on the move in China than ever before in human history. Twelve million people are leaving the countryside for the cities every year, and, within a generation, there will be more people living in the towns and cities than in the countryside. With China already home to a fifth of the world's population, the Chinese government is building 400 new cities over the next 20 years, each housing over half a million residents. New towns and settlements are springing up from nowhere. Others are witnessing an explosion in their populations, stretching their capacity to deliver essential services to breaking point. This second City Life programme tells the story of how one provincial capital - Chengdu, in South West China - has reversed appalling environmental pollution and improved the lives of some of its poorest inhabitants.
Witness - The Long March - Part 1
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- Author: AlJazeeraEnglish
Tags: AlJazeera China kids military problem school Witness
A cross-country hike is one school's solution for China's growing number of problem kids.
Vangelis - Chung Kue / The Long March
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- Author: uhueteb
Tags: Greece Prog Progresivo Progressive Vangelis
Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou better known as VANGELIS (the "g" is pronounced as a hard "g", as in "get") (born March 29, 1943) is a world-renowned new age and electronic musician. His best known compositions are the Academy Award-winning 1981 theme to the movie "Chariots of Fire" and the entire score to "Blade Runner". He also composed the anthem of Football World Cup 2002. Early life and work Evangelos Odysseas Papathanassiou was born in Volos, Greece, VANGELIS began composing when he was 4 years old, and is largely a self-taught musician. He refused to take traditional piano lessons, and throughout his career he did not have substantial knowledge of reading or writing musical notation. He studied classical music, painting and film direction at the Academy of Fine Arts in Athens. In the early 1960s he formed the pop group FORMINX (sometimes spelled "FORMYNX"), which became very popular in Greece. During the student riots in 1968 he moved to Paris and formed progressive rock band APHRODITE'S CHILD with Demis Roussos and Loukas Sideras. They had a hit single in Europe called "Rain and Tears." The group was disbanded in 1972, although Roussos made several appearances on VANGELIS' later work. Beginning of solo career VANGELIS began his solo work by writing scores to two films by French filmmaker Frederic Rossif in 1973. His first official solo album was 1974's "Earth". At about the same time, he rehearsed for a couple of weeks with another prog-rock band, YES. Although he never joined the band, he became friends with singer Jon Anderson, with whom he later worked on many occasions. After moving to London, VANGELIS signed a deal with RCA Records, set up his own studio (Nemo Studios) and began recording a string of well-regarded electronic albums. Music from the acclaimed 1975 album "Heaven and Hell" was later used as the theme to the PBS television series Cosmos. Work in film and commercial success He and Jon Anderson released several albums together in the 1980s and '90s as JON & VANGELIS. In 1982 VANGELIS won the Academy Award for Original Music Score for "Chariots of Fire". The theme song topped the US Billboard charts for one week after climbing steadily for one year. That year he also began working with director Ridley Scott; VANGELIS scored his films "Blade Runner" and "1492: Conquest of Paradise". He also scored many of the undersea documentaries of Jacques Cousteau. In 1992, France granted him the Chevalier Order of Arts and Letters. The 2001 release "Mythodea" (orchestral rather than electronic) was originally written in 1993, and was used by NASA as the theme for the Mars missions. In 2004 he released a CD soundtrack of his score for Oliver Stone's film "Alexander", continuing his involvement with projects related to his homeland.
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