Archive for the ‘Zhang Xiaogang’ Category

Asset managers seeking extra funds – China Daily

Thursday, July 7th, 2011

China Daily

Asset managers seeking extra funds
China Daily
Efund Management Co raised more than 2.6 billion yuan for its gold fund in May, with investments in overseas ETFs or gold equities funds, said Zhang Xiaogang, manager at the fund. Bosera Asset Management Co raised $300 million for its inflation-themed ...

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China’s $70 Billion Fund Managers Rush to Boost Gold Investment – San Francisco Chronicle

Thursday, July 7th, 2011

China's $70 Billion Fund Managers Rush to Boost Gold Investment
San Francisco Chronicle
Efund Management Co. raised more than 2.6 billion yuan for its gold fund in May, with investments in overseas ETFs or gold equities funds, said Zhang Xiaogang, manager at the fund. Bosera Asset Management Co. raised $300 million for its inflation- ...

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Happy Birthday, Communism!: 5 Things We Learned From China’s Official … – ARTINFO

Thursday, July 7th, 2011

ARTINFO

Happy Birthday, Communism!: 5 Things We Learned From China's Official ...
ARTINFO
Not that there's anything wrong with that if you're looking at Gerhard Richter or Zhang Xiaogang. But here the images are treated reverentially, all but dipped in aspic, with paint added as if to a waxwork at Madame Tussauds or, closer to home, ...

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Chinese filmmakers struggle to woo the U.S. audience – Kansas City Star

Wednesday, July 6th, 2011

Chinese filmmakers struggle to woo the U.S. audience
Kansas City Star
Feng Xiaogang's 2010 earthquake action drama "Aftershock," with nearly $100 million in receipts, received a token release in the US, where it took in only about $60000. And John Woo's two-part war epic "Red Cliff" was a Hollywood-sized hit in China ...

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Chinese filmmakers struggle to woo the US audience – MiamiHerald.com

Wednesday, July 6th, 2011

Chinese filmmakers struggle to woo the US audience
MiamiHerald.com
Feng Xiaogang's 2010 earthquake action drama "Aftershock," with nearly $100 million in receipts, received a token release in the US, where it took in only about $60000. And John Woo's two-part war epic "Red Cliff" was a Hollywood-sized hit in China ...

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The Cézannes of Shenzhen – Time Out Hong Kong

Tuesday, July 5th, 2011

Time Out Hong Kong

The Cézannes of Shenzhen
Time Out Hong Kong
At a Sotheby's auction earlier this year, a painting by famous artist Zhang Xiaogang sold for HK$78.6 million – a record auction price for Chinese contemporary art. In Dafen, replicas of Xiaogang's work sell for $260 to $720 a piece. ...

Reel China: It’s Rough out West for Chinese Films – China Digital Times

Sunday, July 3rd, 2011

Reel China: It's Rough out West for Chinese Films
China Digital Times
Feng Xiaogang's 2010 earthquake action drama “Aftershock,” with nearly $100 million in receipts, received a token release in the US, where it took in only about $60000. And John Woo's two-part war epic “Red Cliff” was a Hollywood-sized hit in China ...

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Reel China: It’s Rough out West for Chinese Films – China Digital Times

Sunday, July 3rd, 2011

Reel China: It's Rough out West for Chinese Films
China Digital Times
Feng Xiaogang's 2010 earthquake action drama “Aftershock,” with nearly $100 million in receipts, received a token release in the US, where it took in only about $60000. And John Woo's two-part war epic “Red Cliff” was a Hollywood-sized hit in China ...

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Reel China: It’s rough out West for Chinese films – Los Angeles Times

Saturday, July 2nd, 2011

Los Angeles Times

Reel China: It's rough out West for Chinese films
Los Angeles Times
Feng Xiaogang's 2010 earthquake action drama "Aftershock," with nearly $100 million in receipts, received a token release in the US, where it took in only about $60000. And John Woo's two-part war epic "Red Cliff" was a Hollywood-sized hit in China ...

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CPC’s journey to reinvigorate China – The Hindu

Thursday, June 30th, 2011

The Hindu

CPC's journey to reinvigorate China
The Hindu
Yan Hongchang, a 63-year-old farmer from the village of Xiaogang in east China's Anhui Province, said he was told by villagers of his parents' generation that life in the region was miserable in the 1920s because of the scourge of warlords and bandits. ...

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