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D J Clark Multimedia Stories
This podcast is of D J Clark's weekly video story, published on the China Daily website. The features cover a variety of subjects from in depth special reports to travel and regional events. D J Clark is a contract multimedia reporter for China Daily, Director of Visual Journalism at the Asia Cente...
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Walking the Beijing Waterways: Notes from the wayside
Over the past six weeks China Daily reporter D J Clark has been walking the Beijing waterways, discovering five unique day walks that have taken him t...
Walking the Beijing Waterways: Northern Route
Since the 11th century in Beijing, dynastic emperors built moats to defend their city walls, and it is a loop of these waterways that makes up the las...
Walking the Beijing waterways: Eastern route
In part five of Walking the Beijing Waterways, D J Clark starts near the international exhibition center where the Bahe river spills out into the nort...
Walking the Beijing waterways: Southern route
In part four of Walking the Beijing Waterways, D J Clark starts where the last walk finished, at the entrance to Yuyuantan Park under the old CCTV Tow...
Walking the Beijing waterways: Western route
In part three of Walking the Beijing waterways, D J Clark takes off on a 13 km western walk that is broadly divided into two halves. The first is a pl...
Walking Beijing’s Waterways: Central Route
In part two of Walking the Beijing Waterways, D J Clark takes off on a central route that loops around a series of lakes and moats which takes him int...
Walking Beijing’s Waterways: Introduction
Often the best way to explore a new city is by foot and Beijing is no exception. Although the city gets a lot of bad press for it’s high levels of pol...
Kesha – Cast out; voted in
Kesha is from a small village in Nepal’s western hills. She continues her traditional proffession of tailoring. She is a widely respected community le...
Chitrakali – Keeper of the community
Chitrakali comes from the Magar community in the western hills. She
has taken her traditional skills in collecting and weaving wild
Hima...
Devaki - Back from disaster
Devaki is from the hills in Nuwarkot, north of Kathmandu. Born into
the highest Brahmin caste, her family lost all that they had during a
...
Pinki – Two wheels of a cart
Pinki is from the Maithili community of Nepal’s eastern Terai
(plains). Her story shows the changing family dynamics especially in
conse...
Parbati – Making it alone
Parbati Rai truly represents a modern Nepali woman living in rural eastern Nepal. Unlike your stereotypical village woman, she is very outspoken, high...
Mina – Remoulding traditional business
Mina comes from a ethnic caste of Kumal, which for generations has
produced clay pots. Now with cheaper plastic products coming from
Ind...
Durga – Standing upright
Durga is from a marginalised ethnic group known as Danuwars, from
the inner-Terai of eastern Nepal. She has endured a difficult life,
li...
Pawa – Standing against stigma
Pawa is from a small Badi community on the outskirts of Dailekh
bazaar. The Badi people are one of the most discriminated and
oppressed...
Kalpana – Breaking the bonds of labour
Kalpana is a former ‘Kamaiya’ (bonded labourer). Now, she runs her
own tailoring enterprise, providing employment and training to other
...
Jiuzhai Valley on Foot
Nestled in the mountains of north Sichuan, the Jiuzhai valley is possibly one of China’s most picturesque landscapes. In winter the waterfalls ice up...
The People of Jiuzhaigou
You Zhong Ding Da, was born in Jianpan village, one of just a handful of small Tibetan communities within the Jiuzhai Gou National park. He has grown...
The Traveller
Cecilia Chen worked for ten years in public relations until one day she decided to give up her day job, pick up a camera and notepad and take to the r...
Jiuzhai Zhuoma Beauty Contest
Ten finalists competed in the second Jiuzhai Zhuoma beauty contest that ran for more than 50 days across Sichuan’s famous mountain region. The final t...
Above the Rainforest
Taking in the pristine Borneo Rain Forest is unfortunately very much an endangered experience. The promise of quick profits from cutting it down and s...
Using Microfinance to Escape Poverty
More than 2.5 million people, 41 percent of Ningxia's population, are living in the region's southern mountainous area, which the United Nations liste...
Dealing with Beijing Pollution
Following announcements from Beijing and Shaanxi on contingency plans for heavily polluted days, China Daily reporter D J Clark sets out to investigat...
The Phoenix Photography Festival
Nestled on the Hunan Guizhou border, Fenghuang is a small but beautiful city deep in the Tuo Jiang River valley. For one week in December it hosted th...
Reaching the Poles
Freelance photographer and writer Cecilia Chen has visited both the north and south poles and have been surprised at the growing number of Chinese tou...
The Ningxia Poet
Zhang Lian was born and brought up on a small rural farm in Ningxia Hui Autonomous region. Tired of farming he left his village to start a new career...
Chinese Halal Food
Local village imam, Yang Yinping from Sha Tupo village in Ningxia province, China, explains why halal food is important for the Hui community. Yang is...
The Recycler
This video traces Bhushan Tuladhar a recycle enthusiast who has turned his home in the suburbs of Kathmandu into an example of how individuals can mak...
The Architect
The first in a new series on “Reacting to Climate Change – Stories from Asia” this video traces green architect Clifford Espinosa in his quest to cool...
The Reef Protector
Angelique Songco, a dive master and director of the Tubbataha Reefs Natural Park, the largest marine park in the Philippines, is intensely feeling the...
The Mangrove Planter
this video traces park volunteer Erik Suheri who is hoping the planting of lost of lost Mangrove forests to the north of Jakarta will help prevent a f...
The Rainman
Over the past 25 years Rajendra Singh, known as India’s rainman, has built more than 4,500 earthen check dams to combat water shortages across norther...
The Rickshaw Fixer
Amir Hossain was once a farmer on the banks of the Meghna river but as the banks collapsed and the water levels rose so he saw his farm and his home s...
The Innovator
Le Hoang Viet, an innovator, has invented a more efficient way to burn rice husk in Vietnam’s Mekong Delta kilns, that no longer pollutes the environm...
The Engineer
Mei Han is in charge of Lian Wei defences that runs along the West River in Zhaoqing, Guangdong. She is in a constant battle with an increasingly unpr...
National Day in Hong Kong
The Chief Executive of Hong Kong, Mr C Y Leung, attended a flag raising ceremony held in Golden Bauhinia Square at the Hong Kong Convention and Exhibi...
Rediscovering Red
Hu Wuqiang was born into a family of potters from Tongguan, Hunan province, that spans back over 1,200 years. Lately he rediscovered a Tang Dynasty pr...
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Images of Bali
Bali, also known as Island of the Gods, is a land of many opportunities for the adventurous traveler in search of a paradise getaway.
China’s Urban Gardens
There is a saying in China that goes “Food is like Heaven.” As the balance of the population shifts from the countryside to the cities so more and mor...
Kids Riding High
Over the past 20 years horse riding as a sport in China has been on the rise, since the 2008 Olympics where China was represented by six riders in the...