中国的在校生有三千五百万。在这个系列中，我们只把焦点放在几个学生身上。 　　《中国学校》以安徽省一个小镇为缩影，集中拍摄了一组家庭、老师、孩子们一个学年的生活。 　　这个故事里有艰难痛苦也有欢乐喜悦，通过它可以了解中国成千上万个同它一样的学校。不仅对一群孩子和一个小镇的印象有了新的了解，而且能见到中国教育鲜为人知的一面。 　　There are 350 million children enrolled in education across China, and, in this series, we focus on just a few of them. 　　Chinese School takes as its subject one small town in rural Anhui, and focuses on the lives of a group of families, teachers and children during the course of a single academic year. 　　The schools are schools like many thousands of others across this vast nation, but through the individual stories of hardship, joy and success, an extraordinary portrait emerges, not just of a group of children and a town, but of a side of the Chinese nation seldom seen.

中国的在校生有三千五百万。在这个系列中，我们只把焦点放在几个学生身上。 　　《中国学校》以安徽省一个小镇为缩影，集中拍摄了一组家庭、老师、孩子们一个学年的生活。 　　这个故事里有艰难痛苦也有欢乐喜悦，通过它可以了解中国成千上万个同它一样的学校。不仅对一群孩子和一个小镇的印象有了新的了解，而且能见到中国教育鲜为人知的一面。 　　There are 350 million children enrolled in education across China, and, in this series, we focus on just a few of them. 　　Chinese School takes as its subject one small town in rural Anhui, and focuses on the lives of a group of families, teachers and children during the course of a single academic year. 　　The schools are schools like many thousands of others across this vast nation, but through the individual stories of hardship, joy and success, an extraordinary portrait emerges, not just of a group of children and a town, but of a side of the Chinese nation seldom seen.

关于哈罗公学的纪录片

关于哈罗公学的纪录片

继去年中国教师天团挑战英国教育理念后，BBC又出大招，这次他们派三名学生，前往号称世界上中学教育最残酷的韩国，进行生活学习，几天下来，又被团灭。

继去年中国教师天团挑战英国教育理念后，BBC又出大招，这次他们派三名学生，前往号称世界上中学教育最残酷的韩国，进行生活学习，几天下来，又被团灭。

911后伊斯兰移民在美国的遭遇

An elliptical look at a young man’s homecoming, emerging LA filmmaker Dwayne LeBlanc’s Civic idles in the in-between. Framed entirely within the confines of a car’s interior, LeBlanc’s richly textured short is built on small gestures, sporadic interruptions, and long pauses between belly laughs, all told beneath the soft rumble of traffic. Missed phone calls and muffled voices come and go as Booker (Barrington Darius) reconnects with friends and family, telling a subtle story of displacement and the enduring desire for recognition in South Central Los Angeles. 　　 　　The first of a trilogy of shorts investigating migration, Civic is concerned with what casual interactions and ordinary habits say about our circumstances, rather than any kind of clearly defined dramatic tension. After a lengthy absence, Booker floats through the familiar side streets and freeways of LA with fresh eyes. Along the way, he’s met with mixed reactions from those who’ve stayed. Some call him a “big shot” for leaving, others tease him for having the same haircut and music taste. A flag of Dominica hangs from his rearview mirror, which together with a few half-thoughts and unfinished phrases, hints at a previous generation’s parallel journey from home.