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Fanshen: A Do****entary of
Revolution in a
Chinese Village is a 1966 book by
William H.
Hinton that
describes the land-reform
campaign during the Chinese...
-
Fanshen station (Chinese: 翻身站; pinyin:
Fānshēn Zhàn) is an
underground metro station on Line 5 of the
Shenzhen Metro. It
opened on 22 June 2011. Shenzhen...
- his work on
Communism in China. A Marxist, he is best
known for his book
Fanshen,
published in 1966, a "do****entary of revolution"
which chronicled the...
- at Los
Alamos who
later moved to Beijing, and
William Hinton who
wrote Fanshen, a book
about the
Chinese revolution which he
observed firsthand while...
-
sometimes translated as Long Bow Village, was made
famous by the book
Fanshen written by
William H. Hinton. The book
chronicles the
changes Zhangzhuangcun...
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drama and
performing arts. His
first play,
Fanshen, unpublished, was
adapted from
William Hinton's book
Fanshen and was
produced by
Toronto Workshop Productions...
- (1972) Br****neck (1973) (with
Howard Brenton)
Knuckle (1974)
Fanshen (1975).
Based on
Fanshen (1966)
Teeth 'n'
Smiles (1975)
Plenty (1978) A Map of the World...
- China), the
Communist Party encouraged rural women in
achieving a "double
fanshen" - a
revolutionary transformation as both a
peasant and a
feminist awakening...
-
performed on
stage with the
Nimrod Theatre Company for
David Hare's play,
Fanshen.
Lathouris has
worked on the
television series Police Rescue. At the 1991...
- China), the
Communist Party encouraged rural women in
achieving a "double
fanshen"—a
revolutionary transformation as both a
peasant and a
feminist awakening...
