If you're interested, the library has recently received "The Silk Road"
series of films made jointly by  Japanese and Chinese television companies
in 1979-1980.  They are wonderful -- you just have to get past the silly
70s-esque background music -- and show parts of China that are rarely seen
by Westerners.  Here is the complete series, in order:

TITLE Glories of ancient Chang-an CALL NO Videorecording 3981

TITLE A thousand kilometers beyond the Yellow River CALL NO Videorecording
3982

TITLE The art-gallery in the desert CALL NO Videorecording 3983

TITLE The dark castle CALL NO Videorecording 3984

TITLE In search of the Kingdom of Loulan CALL NO Videorecording 3985

TITLE Across the Taklamakan Desert CALL NO Videorecording 3986

TITLE Kohtan : oasis of silk and jade CALL NO Videorecording 3987

TITLE A heat-wave called Turfan CALL NO Videorecording 3988

TITLE Through the Tian Shan Mountains by rail CALL NO Videorecording 3989

TITLE Where horses fly like the wind CALL NO Videorecording 3990

TITLE Two roads to the Pamirs CALL NO Videorecording 3991

TITLE Journey into music : south through the Tian Shan Mountain CALL NO
Videorecording 3992

Hope you enjoy them!

Sincerely,
Kristin





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UC Foundation Assistant Professor
Philosophy Department
Univ. of Tennessee at Chattanooga
Chattanooga, TN 37403-2598


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