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East Asian Digital Videos Available through OhioLINK
The OhioLINK Digital Media Center provides online access to over 1,250 digital videos, including many that relate to East Asia. Full-length educational videos in the center’s Digital Video Collection are available to students, staff, and faculty of OhioLINK member institutions. The center’s database of Foreign Language Digital Videos, which is freely available to anyone, provides clips in which native speakers elaborate on a wide variety of topics about their culture, family, daily life, and more.
Videos related to East Asia in the Digital Video Collection include:
East Asia
Buddhism: The Great Wheel of Being
Hinduism and Buddhism (1996)
Life of the Buddha (2003)
A Separate Peace: Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, and Shintoism
Windows on Asia-Pacific (1997)
Asian-Americans
Between Two Worlds (2003)
Gold Mountain Dreams (2003)
China
Ancient China (1996)
China: Heritage of the Wild Dragon (2000)
Choice for a Chinese Woman: Enlightenment in a Buddhist Convent
Confucianism (1996)
Family Values—The Chinese Family in Transition (2000)
From Confucius to Mao (2001)
From Mao Towards Full Equality (2001)
History as a Mirror: Using China's Past to Shape Its Future (2000)
Immortal Ibsen (includes film of productions in China)
Learning to Survive (includes footage in a school in Shanghai)
Management in Chinese cultures (1998)
Name Brand Counterfeiting (2002)
Personal Journey with Samuel Ting (2003)
Shanghai: the New Chinese Way (2000)
Three Pillars: Confucius, Jesus and Mohammed (1998)
Japan
The Age of the Shoguns (1600-1868)
Buddha in the Land of the Kami (7 th-12 th Centuries)
Changing Lifestyles (1994)
The Coming of the Barbarians (1540-1650)
The Essence of Being Japanese
The Future of the Countryside (1994)
Geisha (1999)
Great Disasters—Japan in the Modern Age
Japan—the Taboo of Failure
Japanese Dance: Succession of a Kyomai (2000)
The Meiji Period (1868-1912) (52 min)
Samurai Japan
Tale of Genji
W. Edwards Deming (1992)
Korea
Children of the Secret State: North Korea (2000)
Real Dr. Evil (2003)
Videos related to East Asia in the Foreign Language Digital Videos database include seventeen clips in Chinese (Mandarin) by Cindy Lee of Oberlin College:
1. Care of old-age parents (January 2002)
2. Chinese history goes back over thousands of years (January 2002)
3. Chinese parents are beginning to be more easygoing (January 2002)
4. Does having only one child affect the parents' attitude towards their children? (January 2002)
5. Does the present Chinese psyche include a great or small part of Western culture? (January 2002)
6. How under Mao the viewpoints of Chinese people were influenced (part 1) (January 2002)
7. How under Mao (part 2) (January 2002)
8. Independence of Chinese Children (January 2002)
9. Introduction (January 2002)
10. Outlook on sexual relationships (January 2002)
11. Realization of their mistakes (January 2002)
12. Relationship between members of the opposite sex is viewed differently in the East and in the West (January 2002)
13. Relationship between parents and children (January 2002)
14. The conservative viewpoints will withstand for some time (January 2002)
15. Viewpoint regarding Shi Yi (January 2002)
16. What is expected of children (January 2002)
17. What is the reason behind parents being so strict with their children? (January 2002)
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