看世界:北京之谜(CBC)[Our World:Beijing Confidential]

(CBC)[Our World:Beijing Confidential]

出品：CBC
节目：Our World
标题：Beijing Confidential
中文名：看世界:北京之谜
类型：访谈
主持：Brian Stewart
嘉宾：Jan Wong (黄明珍)
出品时间：2007.11.18
时长：23分钟
官方网址：
http://www.cbc.ca/ourworld/
语言：英语
文件大小：288MB
尺寸：460x464
文件名：
071118.CBC.Our.World.Beijing.Confidential.XviD.mp3.festering.leper.avi

下载：
071118.CBC.Our.World.Beijing.Confidential.XviD.mp3.festering.leper.avi

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http://www.verycd.com/files/72248f57d40ed5cd22e660e4ebf7d8f6303007744

旁观中国介绍：

Jan Wong,黄明珍。加拿大华裔，作家，前加拿大《环球邮报》记者。1953年出生于加拿大，长着长长着没长大前就长歪了，成为狂热毛派。文革末期，她逃离万恶的资本主义社会加拿大，来到红朝共和国入学北大中文系。黄及美国华裔数学家任之恭的女儿，是文革时周恩来亲自特批同意招收的两名最早的外国留学生。

入学不久黄就参加了革命，告发了一位对美国有好感而犯思想罪的同学。

30年后，黄写出了名噪一时的书《神州怨：我从毛泽东时代走到现在的长征》(Red China Blues : My Long March From Mao to Now)，表述自己的忏悔。

2007，黄做客CBC新闻台OUR WORLD节目，宣传自己的新书《北京之谜》(Beijing Confidential)，继续淡逼。

（提示，黄同学水平一般，讲的都是小学水平的东西，仅可满足外国猎奇公众。故，不是专门研究的同学，就不必看黄同学的东西了。）

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BEIJING CONFIDENTIAL

Sunday, November 18 @ 6:30 PM ET, 3:30 PT, 7:30 PM Maritimes

This week, we look at fascinating, complex China through the eyes of the always outspoken and penetrating writer, Jan Wong, whose life has been intertwined with that country's history since the 1970's. She talks about her search there for a woman she denounced thirty years ago when she was a Maoist and her discovery of a new China that is rich, powerful, and increasingly ambitious about its global role.

Although China is still a one party state, you'd be forgiven if you traveled there and didn't realize it had ever been run by the Communists.Cities like Beijing and Shanghai, in particular, now seem like monuments to entrepreneurialism and capitalism.The 2008 Olympics in Beijing next year, is often described as China's giant "coming out party", a celebration of its booming economy, and its transformation into a modern world power. the government there is being very careful that nothing spoil the party. So it hasn't enjoyed international media coverage of the recent scandals over toxic Chinese exports, like toys, toothpaste and food... about alarming pollution in big cities and the criticism over human rights abuses inside the country, as well as the propping up of corrupt governments like Sudan, which is supporting genocide in Darfur.

Jan Wong knows the good and bad of China. She has lived there through some of the toughest times, the Cultural Revolution, the Tiananmen massacre of 1989, and she's also seen the joyous leap in the 1990's of so many Chinese people toward perhaps the highest living standards in their history. She has recorded this transition in numerous best selling books, always vivid in their analysis, but also funny and with a nuanced understanding of Chinese society as it really is.

Brian was glad to sit down with her recently and hear about her latest journey to China last summer and the book she produced. Her quest this time was to find a woman she had gone to school with in Beijing in the 1970's and whom Wong had, in her youthful ideological fervour, denounced to school authorities because the girl just wanted to see the United States.Jan Wong went back thirty years later to find out what happened to her and see if she too has shared in the Chinese economic miracle...