Learn how to write the word “snake” for Chinese symbols tattoos with expert tips on animal Chinese characters in this free video clip. Expert: Xi Chen Bio: Xi Chen got her Certificate of Teaching Chinese As a Foreign Language in 2005, one of less than 5,000 certificate holders across China. Filmmaker: Christian Munoz-Donoso
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Part 1/3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD2dAxXzVqY
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‘yellow apparel: when the coolie becomes cool’ (2000) explores the commodification and appropriation of Asian cultural elements into mainstream America and examines the effects of this trend on Asian Americans.
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In examining the recent trendiness of Asian cultural elements, such as bindis, Buddhist beads, and Chinese character tattoos, ‘yellow apparel: when the coolie becomes cool’ (2000) seeks to address whether this commodification of Asian culture signals the acceptance of Asian Americans into the cultural fabric of America.
Produced by a group of undergraduates at UC-Berkeley, the video forces the viewer to consider the contradictions between the current fashionability of Asian symbols and the history of oppression suffered by Asian Americans. For example, what does it mean that many white folks like to dress up as Asians while, at the same time, scientist Wen Ho Lee is systematically mistreated because of his Asian appearance?
Combining commentary with spoken word poetry, ‘yellow apparel’ presents the material with humor, pride, and passion.
The documentary also draws connections between these issues as they concern Asian Americans and the ways in which Black culture is appropriated while Black communities are marginalized throughout society. While explaining the appropriation of an exotic Asia as an attempt to fill the void created by a bureaucratized suburban lifestyle in America, ‘yellow apparel’ does not attempt to provide a clear-cut solution but rather a critical and informed examination of the commodification of Asian culture.
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Part 1/3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD2dAxXzVqY
Part 2/3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7BDKVit3lE
Part 3/3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHcmsrV6RwY
‘yellow apparel: when the coolie becomes cool’ (2000) explores the commodification and appropriation of Asian cultural elements into mainstream America and examines the effects of this trend on Asian Americans.
Long:
In examining the recent trendiness of Asian cultural elements, such as bindis, Buddhist beads, and Chinese character tattoos, ‘yellow apparel: when the coolie becomes cool’ (2000) seeks to address whether this commodification of Asian culture signals the acceptance of Asian Americans into the cultural fabric of America.
Produced by a group of undergraduates at UC-Berkeley, the video forces the viewer to consider the contradictions between the current fashionability of Asian symbols and the history of oppression suffered by Asian Americans. For example, what does it mean that many white folks like to dress up as Asians while, at the same time, scientist Wen Ho Lee is systematically mistreated because of his Asian appearance?
Combining commentary with spoken word poetry, ‘yellow apparel’ presents the material with humor, pride, and passion.
The documentary also draws connections between these issues as they concern Asian Americans and the ways in which Black culture is appropriated while Black communities are marginalized throughout society. While explaining the appropriation of an exotic Asia as an attempt to fill the void created by a bureaucratized suburban lifestyle in America, ‘yellow apparel’ does not attempt to provide a clear-cut solution but rather a critical and informed examination of the commodification of Asian culture.
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Full Video: http://www.vimeo.com/3846269
Part 1/3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dD2dAxXzVqY
Part 2/3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=u7BDKVit3lE
Part 3/3: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fHcmsrV6RwY
‘yellow apparel: when the coolie becomes cool’ (2000) explores the commodification and appropriation of Asian cultural elements into mainstream America and examines the effects of this trend on Asian Americans.
Long:
In examining the recent trendiness of Asian cultural elements, such as bindis, Buddhist beads, and Chinese character tattoos, ‘yellow apparel: when the coolie becomes cool’ (2000) seeks to address whether this commodification of Asian culture signals the acceptance of Asian Americans into the cultural fabric of America.
Produced by a group of undergraduates at UC-Berkeley, the video forces the viewer to consider the contradictions between the current fashionability of Asian symbols and the history of oppression suffered by Asian Americans. For example, what does it mean that many white folks like to dress up as Asians while, at the same time, scientist Wen Ho Lee is systematically mistreated because of his Asian appearance?
Combining commentary and spoken word poetry, ‘yellow apparel’ presents the material with humor, pride, and passion.
The documentary also draws connections between these issues as they concern Asian Americans and the ways in which Black culture is appropriated while Black communities are marginalized throughout society. While explaining the appropriation of an exotic Asia as an attempt to fill the void created by a bureaucratized suburban lifestyle in America, yellow apparel does not attempt to provide a clear-cut solution but rather a critical and informed examination of the commodification of Asian culture.
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I was just wondering if anyone had any reliable sources for chinese symbols…I’m looking for a name .. Gilles . I found a few but want to make sure its the right symbols… because I’m getting it tattooed..
again the name is ‘Gilles’
YAHOO has one translator, but I wasn’t able to find Gilles there.
http://tw.dictionary.yahoo.com/
HOWEVER, I checked another site and here’s what I came up with…
http://www.mdbg.net/chindict/chindict.php?page=worddictbasic&wdqb=gilles&wdrst=0&wdeac=1
吉勒 – pronounced JI-LE "Gilles" (name)
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