Sarastarlight's video: Nanjing Massacre Rape of Nanking Part 1

http://RapeofNanking.info 电影 南京大屠杀 中文版 第一部分 Nanjing Massacre Rape of Nanking Part 1; Mandarin Language Edition. By Rhawn Joseph, Ph.D. Narrated by Haiyan Joy Wu. The film has two parts. Part I and Part II. Credits: The Mandarin edition is narrated by Haiyan ("Joy") Wu (see http://JoyWu.com). The film was produced, written, and edited by Rhawn Joseph, Ph.D. Additional Credits: Music. The musical soundtrack (all music is identified at the end of the film) was arranged and selected by R. Joseph, Ph.D., and was reproduced in this film courtesy of Arc Music Productions Int., LTD, United Kingdom; Nonsuch Records, Warner Music Group, Rhino Entertainment, New York. Sony Classical Music, New York. By Rhawn Joseph, Ph.D. ABOUT TED LEONSIS: We sent a VHS copy of this film and a marketing plan to the top executives at many internet companies including AOL and Ted Leonsis in the summer of 2005. We believe that Leonsis stole our idea for this film and then stole our marketing plan. People we later learned were working for Leonsis falsely pretended to represent us and our film and then stole over $25,000 in donated production funds then harassed and threatened our co-producer Haiyan Wu. The Chinese communist government which had been friendly and supportive turned hostile and refused to allow our film to be shown in China so that Leonsis would not have any competition. Those organizing showings of our film in China were even threatened by Chinese authorities, even though our film was being praised by all the major newspapers and media in China, including the Communist mouth piece, The People's Daily. Who benefited by stopping our film? Ted Leonsis. Nevertheless, our film was shown in Nanking in December of 2007, the 70th anniversary of the Rape of Nanking. Unlike the Leonsis film which failed in Nanking, the showing of our film was a tremendous success and the theater was packed and people stood and lined the walls. A second showing in Wuhan China was even more successful. Whereas, in China, the Leonsis film was shown largely to empty seats, over 1,800 people showed up to watch our film in Wuhan and 300 had to be turned away. Don't be fooled by Leonsis. China Central TV called our film "the best... most influential film ever made on this tragedy." Indeed, our film has been viewed an estimated 10 million times world wide, 100s of copies of this film are hosted on Chinese websites, and it has been viewed over 4 million times in the US.