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• Iranian film wins Golden Goblet at Shanghai International Film Festival
• MLB swings for the fences in China -- East West Sports 029 -- BON TV China
• Multiculturalism in China-Media Watch June 22 -- BONTV
• Vegging Out - I. The Veggie Table
• Filipions celebrate St Johns with baptisms
• Expensive traditions-Media Watch June 24 -- BONTV

Iranian film wins Golden Goblet at Shanghai International Film Festival Posted: 25 Jun 2012 07:36 PM PDT The nine-day-long Shanghai International Film Festival came to a close on Sunday night, and already movie fans are saying they can?t wait for next year?s visual feast of hundreds of films from different cultures.

MLB swings for the fences in China -- East West Sports 029 -- BON TV China Posted: 24 Jun 2012 10:45 PM PDT MLB swings for the fences in China -- East West Sports 029 -- BON TV China To watch the full episode go to bon.tv After the NBA and NFL have made efforts to secure a place in the Chinese market, Major League Baseball is now on deck. Howard Pan finds out just how popular America's pastime is on the Chinese mainland. BON -- Blue Ocean Network From: bontvchina Views: 2 0 ratings Time: 04:59 More in Sports

Multiculturalism in China-Media Watch June 22 -- BONTV Posted: 24 Jun 2012 08:22 PM PDT Multiculturalism in China-Media Watch June 22 -- BONTV Go to bon.tv to watch the full episode China's economic prosperity over recent decades has coincided with an influx of foreigners drawn to the country by its culture and bountiful business opportunities, although relations between the local and expat populations have not always been smooth. The latest flash point of friction came on Tuesday, when hundreds of Africans in the southern city of Guangzhou rallied in front of a police station to protest the death of a Nigerian man the day before in police custody. The Nigerian ambassador to China visited Guangzhou on Tuesday to discuss the matter with local authorities and help ease tensions. Last weekend, a foreigner allegedly beat a young Chinese woman after a heated traffic dispute in Nanjing, Jiangsu Province. The foreigner, whose nationality was not mentioned in media reports, became the target of hostility from a sizeable crowd of onlookers when he angrily gestured with his middle finger. However, perhaps the most infamous incident this year involved a British man who was detained for allegedly molesting a Chinese woman in Beijing on May 8. A video of the incident, which culminated with the Briton being beaten by passersby, went viral on Chinese video-sharing websites. But despite the problems, progress is being made. Beijing's Huaqingjiayuan community is often the first choice for overseas students and many expatriates when they run into difficulties. Of the nearly 10000 residents, more than 1300 are foreign nationals <b>...</b> From: bontvchina Views: 3 0 ratings Time: 02:59 More in News & Politics

Vegging Out - I. The Veggie Table Posted: 24 Jun 2012 10:59 PM PDT

Filipions celebrate St Johns with baptisms Posted: 24 Jun 2012 07:38 PM PDT

Expensive traditions-Media Watch June 24 -- BONTV Posted: 24 Jun 2012 11:09 PM PDT Expensive traditions-Media Watch June 24 -- BONTV Go to bon.tv to watch the full episode The Imperial Palace Food Company in Beijing launched a zongzi gift box for a relatively high tag price of 1880 yuan (US$296) for the coming Dragon Boat Festival, reportedly authorized by the Palace Museum, which administers the former imperial palace in China's capital. Though the box is called the zongzi gift box, zongzi being a glutinous rice ball wrapped and steamed in a bamboo leaf, other treats are also included inside, such as cakes and tea. However, the Palace Museum did not give the company the right to display its "seal of approval" on the gift box itself, the state-run China Economic Weekly quoted one museum employee surnamed Li as saying. Meanwhile, a salesman from the company said the authorization of the seal had expired this year based on the agreement signed by the museum and the company in 2002. Local media also reported that the company's zongzi products sold for as much as 1780 yuan (US$280) last year. From: bontvchina Views: 0 0 ratings Time: 02:16 More in News & Politics

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