LINING The Chasing Dreams Airport Show Controversy Hui Sang Zhaoxi Xu Yizhuo Chen Ziyi Hui
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Award-winning director and visual artist LINING (Hui Sang Zhaoxi) and visual art curator Xu Yizhuo have collaborated on a performance installation called CHASING DREAMS at the 2017 Hua Hin International Short Film Festival. The performance is based on the controversy that arose when Hui was cast as the female lead in a TV sitcom that allegedly exaggerated her appearance in a way that was “not reflective of the standards of beauty in Mainland China.” The show, with its 2
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Title: ‘The Chasing Dreams’ Airport Show Controversy: Analysis and Case Study Solution ‘The Chasing Dreams’ is a Hong Kong television programme that has gained considerable popularity with its high-energy, high-tempo format. The programme consists of two teams battling it out for a prize, ‘The Chasing Dreams’, which consists of a luxury holiday package that includes flights and a personalised itinerary. The programme follows a storyline where two teams of contestants are eliminated and only one team
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Hong Kong’s biggest television production company, Chasing Dreams, has been at the centre of a huge scandal over the last few weeks. The show’s producers, Wan Hongwei, Wang Yongqi and Chen Yongjie, were arrested after bribing the Director General of the Civil Aviation Authority, Shen Hong, on the eve of a showcase of a new Hong Kong airport’s expansion plans at the 14th Canton Air Transport Congress in Hong Kong. In a video recorded shortly before the police raid
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“Having a passion for a job I will dedicate my life to, is a privilege. I’m fortunate enough to have a job in an industry that I have a genuine interest in, and love that I can use my skills to help my community. In this case, “The Chasing Dreams” airport show, the production company has caused a lot of frustration and dissatisfaction in the media industry. It’s evident from their negative reviews of The Chasing Dreams, that their intention is to turn a good thing bad, by comparing it
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I wrote a 1500-word feature article on a prominent Chinese pop star and actress, Hui Sang Zhaoxi. dig this She is the host of a Chinese TV show called “Chasing Dreams,” which has become wildly popular and controversial. The article was published in the March issue of an international trade magazine, “Jiulang News”. The magazine’s online edition has since been banned in mainland China, and the article has been removed from the magazine’s website. It has also been removed from the magazine’s blog. The magazine’
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Lining is the term that describes the practice of a show’s hosts placing chairs around a stage and using the audience’s bodies to frame them. As I watched The Chasing Dreams show, I became convinced that a large chunk of the audience’s bodies were missing from its picture. Every seat is a canvas, and in every part of the venue you could see the audience’s legs, hands, and even arms. The result was a distorted, hazy picture. The airport show’s organizers used the audience’s bodies for the