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China, Technology, Development and the Environment: Photographer Lu Guang’s “Pollution in China”
To give us some perspective on the massive social and economic impact of pollution throughout China, Shanghaiist turned to photographer Lu Guang's "Pollution in China" project. Lu won this year's $30,000 W. Eugene Smith Grant in Humanistic Photography from the Asia Society in New York. His project documents families, farmers, industrial districts, rivers, the countryside, cancer patients, children; anyone and everything affected by pollution across China [...]
Posted in China, economics, trends Also tagged Asia Society, Beijing, cancer, China Daily, Climate change, environment, Environment of China, freelance photographer, Global warming, green energy, Lu Guang, New York, photographer, Photographers, photography, pollution, Rural Area, Social Issues, United States, Urban area, USD, Yangtze River, Yellow river 4 Comments
Intellectual Property: Survey shows public awareness of IPR low in China
Results of a recent survey show that while Beijing and Guangdong residents have a reasonably high awareness of the issues surrounding intellectual property rights (IPR), the majority of their fellow countrymen know little about the question [...]
Posted in China, economics Also tagged age group, Beijing, Chinese People, Guangdong, Hong Kong, income, Intellectual Property Office, Intellectual Property Rights, Intellectual Property Rights Protection, Macau, taiwan 3 Comments
Autodesk Supports China’s Digital Design Education
In cooperation with China's Ministry of Education, Autodesk has launched China Student Design Community to provide free digital design tools to Chinese students, in order to support of China's digital design innovation and engineering education. Previously, the company has made investments in China's education field, including the establishment of joint labs in five Chinese universities of Tsinghua University, Tongji University, Harbin Institute of Technology, South China University of Technology and Shanghai Jiaotong University. The company has also sponsored China's Development and Design program through which it has reached partnership with Beijing Software and Information Service Promotion Center, providing software and development tools to Chinese designers...
Posted in China, design, information technology, innovation, software Also tagged Asia, Asia Pacific, Autodesk, Beijing, Chengdu, Chinese Design, Chinese Students, design tools, designer, Guangzhou, Harbin, Hong Kong, jiao, Ken Bado, Ministry of Education, Shanghai, Tongji University, Wuhan 2 Comments
Education in China: Reverse Brain Drain