Tag Archives: Bing Wang

A portrayal of the forced migration, which the Ta’ang people need to undergo Read More »

A dozen aging survivors are interviewed from Jiabiangou Read More »

Fengming looks back at over 30 years of her life… Read More »

Three sisters live alone in a small village family house in the high mountains of the Yunan region. Read More »

Filmmaker Wang Bing spent three years charting the decline and decay of one of China’s major industrial regions Read More »

A vivid slice-of-life depiction of migrant workers, both male and female, wasting their lives away through monotonous labor in small Read More »

It recounts the harrowing story of life at one of Mao’s camps, at the end of the fifties, where ‘rightists’ were sent to be ‘re-educated through labor’. Read More »

A system of freight railways carries raw materials and finished goods in and out of Shenyang. Read More »

Part II, called “Remnants,” and is set in a shantytown whose living conditions mirror the dilapidation of the state-run factories seen in Part I. Read More »