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Thursday, November 26. 2009

Chinese Theatre

Let's finish the "A clip a day" week with something from my Chinese collection!
In this video a Chinese girl learns that it's not a good idea to set your master's hair on fire...

Da brennt was! - MyVideo

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Who knew that the Chinese could play hockey

#1 Richard Windsor (Homepage) on 2009-11-26 15:53 (Reply)

"We also decided that we needed to up the ante at Chicago events by going the extra mile for our crowds.
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#2 Chicago events (Homepage) on 2009-11-26 17:05 (Reply)

Pretty good clip from that Chinese movie. Never saw this before, and I'm astonished at the girl's audacity at setting the man's hair on fire.

But as usual in modern films, the "spanking" is mostly off-screen. Supposedly he lands six (6) swats on her behind, but we see only the first one land. The other five (5) are all off-screen, which means the actress didn't feel any of them.

Cheers,
Dan

#3 Dan N. on 2009-11-27 05:53 (Reply)

Nice humorous scene - makes a change from some of the Chinese ones you have. The judicial paddling types're still some of your best though.
Congratulations for the umpteenth time. Good week for multiculturalism, with "Ebony and Ivory" in the SotW too.

#4 Paul Appleby on 2009-11-30 16:40 (Reply)

I don't think you can answer this. On the screen there are subtitles clearly in an far eastern language. On the soundtrack there are the actors voices pus two additional dubbed on voices all speaking a similar far eastern languages.
What's al this about?

#5 Looking not Lurking on 2009-12-03 18:42 (Reply)

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