Chinaccelerator Batch14 8X8 Beijing - Speaker: Dalida Turkovic
Dalida Turkovic
Founder of Beijing Mindfulness Centre
Dalida started her career in the field of management training and consulting in the early 90s by assisting international corporations to cascade programs related to organizational vision and values. She worked with Fortune 500 organizations in Asia as a facilitator of leadership, communication and teambuilding programs. As the founder of the Beijing Mindfulness Centre, she teaches secular mindfulness classes, workshops and coaching programs for clients including Volkswagen Group China, Google and more. Her TEDx speech “The road less travelled” is available on
Twice a year Chinaccelerator - the 1st accelerator in Asia - invites 8 of our mentors - serial entrepreneurs and investors - to share their experiences on starting up in China.
Chinaccelerator Batch 14 8X8 Beijing Highlights
Ready to start up in China? Twice a year Chinaccelerator - the 1st accelerator in Asia - invites 8 of our mentors - serial entrepreneurs and investors - to share their experiences on starting up in China
This 8x8, we have Andrew Schorr, Founder of Grata; Sophie Yao, China Regional General Manager of Fenox Venture Capital; Em Roblin, 骆睿莉, Founder of Inner Circles; Jonathan Rechtman, Co-founder of Cadenca Translate; Dalida Turkovic, Founder of Beijing Mindfulness Centre; Philipp Grefer, Co-founder of NEU China and FakeMusicMedia | WISE; Wendy Wang, Founder & CEO of VeeShop.
Supporting Mindfulness, Chinese
Professor Mark Williams explains how you can support the work of the Oxford Mindfulness Centre in the third of four short videos. This video includes Chinese subtitles.
We live in a world filled with material wealth, live longer and healthier lives, and yet anxiety, stress, unhappiness, and depression have never been more common. What are the driving forces behind these interlinked global epidemics? In this series, Professor Mark Williams (Wellcome Trust Principal Research Fellow at Oxford University) and Dr Danny Penman discuss the recent scientific advances that have radically altered our understanding of depression and related disorders. Also discussed is the latest treatments and therapies that are offering hope to those suffering from depression. Professor Williams co-developed Mindfulness-Based Cognitive Therapy (MBCT), a treatment for anxiety, stress and depression that is at least as effective as drugs at preventing new episodes of depression. It's now one of the preferred treatments for depression recommended by the UK's National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence. The same technique, based upon an ancient form of meditation, can also help us cope more effectively with the relentless demands of our increasingly frantic world. Professor Williams and Dr Penman co-authored the bestselling book Mindfulness: Finding Peace in a Frantic World.
One Day of Chan (Retreat at the Ling Jiou Mountain Wusheng Monastery)
靈鷲山無生道場 － 寺院的一天 (One Day of Chan Chinese ver.)：
靈鷲山無生道場 － 約定 (Entering into Samādhi Chinese ver.) ：
One Day of Chan (Retreat at the Ling Jiou Mountain Wusheng Monastery) (寺院的一天 英文版)：
Entering into Samādhi (Ling Jiou Mountain Wusheng Monastery)(約定 英文版)：
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Many people have no idea what it would be like to live in a Buddhist monastery. Since you may be curious to learn more about the lives of Buddhist monastics, in this program we present an ordinary day at Ling Jiou Mountain.
You may also be wondering about the benefits of meditation practice and whether the monastic life has any relevance for lay people living in the modern world. Master Hsin Tao stresses that spiritual practice is only effective when it becomes part of our daily lives, such that we bring mindfulness and vigilance to whatever activities we engage in; this is what he refers to as “life Chan.” As such, whatever type of formal practice we may engage in, the purpose is to get in touch with our inherent buddha-nature and make it a part of our daily lives—this is the path leading to buddhahood!
Some people are under the impression that living the life of a Buddhist monastic is as easy as ringing a bell. In fact, every aspect of monastic life is highly regulated and full of solemn etiquette and rituals—even ringing the monastery bell has to be performed in the prescribed manner. The key is to bring concentration and mindfulness to everything we do, such that life and practice become a seamless whole.
Now let’s take a look at a day in the life of the monastic community at the Wusheng Monastery nestled on Ling Jiou Mountain in northeastern Taiwan.
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Chi & Food: How to eat energetic healing foods - Mingtong Gu
Mingtong Gu is an internationally recognized teacher and healer who received his training from a variety of Grandmasters in China and at the world's largest Qigong hospital. This medicine-less hospital, Zhineng Qigong Center, has treated over 200,000 patients, with over 185 different illnesses, and with a 95% effective improvement rate. He is the founder of The Chi Center and Wisdom Healing Foundation and has taught Qigong to thousands of people in the USA, China, and Europe.
Master Gu's teaching emphasizes activating the power of inner self-healing which facilitates the release of chronic illness, while improving health and well-being. Deep awakening and transformation typically arise in this process of healing. Wisdom Healing™ Qigong integrates many forms of traditional Qigong with Eastern and Western medicine. It is a concentrated and powerful system engaging all levels of physical, mental, emotional, and soulful healing.
Through posture, movement, breath and mental concentration, Qigong offers a methodology to rediscover the inner medicine - chi, the vital and healing resource within us - and to magnify the exchange between ourselves and nature, enabling us to fuse with the infinite creative power of the universe that ultimately is the origin of love, compassion, and the source of all healing.
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The Green Sky Above Beijing + interview Chee Yoke Ling
Talkshow about green grow in China and the Netherlands, published by New-Energy TV.
Sustainable economic growth, is this still possible? Which will prevail: competition and profitor cooperation and sustainability? What can we learn from China, land of smog and coal combustion but also worldwide leader in clean energy?
Chee Yoke Ling is a Malaysian activist and visionary. She was one of the main speakers at the UN Rio +20 conference durability. She is currently Director of Programs at the Third World Network. Marga Hoek is director of De Groene Zaak ('The Green Business'), established to accelerate the sustainability of the Dutch economy. China expert Henk Schulte Nordholt is involved in China for over 30 years as a writer and entrepreneur. René Grotenhuis, director of Cordaid, also participates in the talk show. The talk show host is Sander Tideman, social entrepreneur and connoisseur of China and Southeast Asia.
揚唐仁波切朝北京佛牙塔/ Yangthang Rinpoche in Beijing/ 2mins/ Rayonner Films 2015
這部短片記錄揚唐仁波切於2015年8月18日前往北京的佛牙舍利塔朝聖的畫面．
This short video shows Yangthang Rinpoche paying a visit to the Buddha's Tooth Relics Stupa in Beijing on Aug.18, 2015.
The Art and Science of Mindfulness in Law, presented by Shauna Shapiro
At Berkeley Law on Feb 4, 2013, presented by the Berkeley Initiative for Mindfulness in Law (law.berkeley.edu/mindfulness.htm). Dr. Shauna Shapiro discussed scientific research and meditative practices for those in the legal profession interested in awakening the mind and opening the heart. Drawing on current research in psychology, medicine and cognitive neuroscience, she explores the effects of mindfulness meditation and its potential applications in law.
Shauna L. Shapiro, Ph.D. is Associate Professor of Counseling Psychology at Santa Clara University, licensed clinical psychologist, and internationally recognized expert in mindfulness. Dr. Shapiro has conducted extensive clinical research investigating the effects of mindfulness training across a wide range of populations and has published over 70 peer-reviewed journal articles in addition to co-authoring the critically acclaimed professional text, The Art and Science of Mindfulness, with a foreword by Jon Kabat-Zinn. Dr. Shapiro is the recipient of the American Council of Learned Societies teaching award, acknowledging her outstanding contributions to graduate education. She lectures and leads mindfulness training programs internationally on the growing applications of mindfulness in psychology, health care, education and law. Dr. Shapiro has been invited to lecture for the King of Thailand, the Danish Government Centre for Development of Human Resources, Andrew Weil's Integrative Medicine Program, and the World Council for Psychotherapy, Beijing, China.
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special martial art centre , qingdao
International centre for martial art, Qingdao, China. Longinmura and Systema are mainly teaching
Reconsidering Community Medium in Context of Internet
Fei Jiang, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences; Kuo Huang, China International Publishing Group
Fei Jiang is Professor of Communication in Institute of Journalism and Communication, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, Beijing, China. He serves as Director at Department of Communication and Director of Centre for Global Media Studies. His book Intercultural Communication Studies in the Post-colonial Context (2005, Beijing: Renmin University Press) was awarded National WU Yu-zhang Prize in 2007 and National HU Sheng Prize in 2009.
Kuo Huang is Associate Professor of Communication in Centre for International Communication Studies, China International Publishing Group. She is the author of the book Multimedia Technology: How It Changes Classroom and Communication (2009). She was granted the Higher Degree Research Award for Contributions to Improving Faculty Research Climate by the Faculty of Arts, Macquarie University, Australia in 2009.
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Ten years ago, when China's Internet population totaled 22.5 million and Facebook and Twitter had not even been conceived, a group of researchers came together to organize a conference to study the Internet in China. By all indications even then, it was clear that China would have a major impact on the global digital economy. Ten years on, that foresight has been vindicated.
China today has the largest Internet population of any country and it has made its presence felt in the Internet space. In all aspects of the Internet -- online gaming, micro blogging, search engines, ecommerce, content regulation, Internet governance, international domain names -- China is both changing and being changed by the Internet. The annual Chinese Internet Research Conference (CIRC) investigates these phenomena, asking probing questions into what, how, to what extent, and why these changes are taking and have taken place.
This interdisciplinary conference brings together scholars, analysts, industry leaders, journalists and legal practitioners from around the world to examine the impact of the Internet on Chinese societies, its social, cultural, political and economic aspects, as well as how China is changing the Internet.
Hosted by the University of Southern California's Annenberg School for Communication & Journalism and the USC U.S.-China Institute, the 10th Annual Chinese Internet Research Conference -- CIRC10 -- will be held on May 21-22, 2012, in Los Angeles, the world's entertainment capital. CIRC10 will examine trends and themes as we explore the ways in which the Internet and other technologies interact with Chinese cultural and social life.
China joins in criticism of Canberra
Beijing
MOFA
1. Chinese foreign ministry spokesman walking in
2. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs spokesman
The Chinese government firmly supports the fighting against terrorism, at the same time, we held that the fighting should have clear evidence and target and follow the UN charter and principles and concerned international norms, this is the international consensus.
Jakarta
4. Wide shot of Indonesian foreign ministry building
5. Set up shots of Indonesian foreign ministry spokesman Marty Natalegawa
6. SOUNDBITE: (English) Marty Natalegawa, Indonesian Foreign Ministry Spokesman
We have felt regret and disappointment even from the very beginning when the statement was made. We just felt that clearly the Australian prime minister felt there is no need to amend his position, despite the various comments and observations made by Asian governments, governments in Asia, but again this is entirely for Australia to adopt and of course they will be mindful that this is not exactly the feeling held by many countries in Asia.
Manila
7. Panning shot of lie-in by protesters holding anti-Howard placards, as they chant Australian troops not allowed
8. Close-up protester during lie-in
9. Wide shot lie-in at steps outside building housing Australian Embassy
10. Medium shot protester, zoom in to close-up protester chanting Australian troops not allowed
11. SOUNDBITE: (English) Renato Reyes, Spokesman, New Patriotic Alliance:
We believe that this is violative of our national sovereignty. Mr Howard does not have the right to threaten sovereign countries like the Philippines with a pre-emptive first strike. Mr Howard does not have the right to send Australian troops to the Philippines, and we reject any proposal for any anti-terrorism agreement that will allow combined exercises of operations, that will allow Australian troops to enter the country and conduct military operations here.
12. Cutaway police watching
13. Wide shot exterior of building housing Australian Embassy, pan down to wide shot of protest
14. Protesters holding placards reading
15. Pan of placards Mr. Howard, Asia is not yours
STORYLINE:
China has commented on Australian Prime Minister John Howard's strike first policy, saying it has noted the concern of other Asian countries.
A spokesperson for the Chinese Foreign Ministry said his government firmly supported the fight against terrorism, but also believed that any action should have clear evidence and follow the charter of the United Nations.
China's relationship with Australia, most recently seen with Australia winning a large gas supply contract, remains strong.
The comments by the Australian Prime Minister have drawn criticism across Asia.
Mr Howard said the UN charter and international law should be changed to permit a country to conduct pre-emptive strikes against terrorists in other nations.
Indonesian Foreign Ministry spokesman Marti Natalegawa said his government felt regret and disappointment at the statement, and said Australia did not have the right to launch military strikes in other countries.
He said such pre-emptive strikes would violate the sovereignty of states and countries could not flout international law.
Protesters in Manila staged a lie-in outside the building that houses the Australian embassy in Manila.
The demonstrators chanted anti-Howard slogans, holding placards saying that Australian troops will not be allowed in the Philippines.
The protest was held by members of the leftist group New Patriotic Alliance.
Several terrorist groups, some with suspected links to al-Qaida, operate in the Philippines and other Southeast Asian countries.
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中外人士學普通話及廣東話. Yale-China Chinese Language Centre, the Chinese University of Hong Kong.
An excellent place for non-native speakers in learning Chinese Language - Mandarin (Putonghua), Standard Chinese, Cantonese, Chinese writing etc.
Meeting friends from more than 50 nationalities.
Full-time programme new intake in January, June and September.
Part-time evening courses new intake in January, April, July and October.
CALLIGRAPHY COMES ALIVE
Have you ever heard of dancing calligraphy? Well that's exactly what audiences at Beijing's National Centre for the Performing arts have been experiencing.
The Hong Kong Dance Company are presenting an interpretation of notable pieces of Chinese calligraphy, taking it from the page to the modern dance stage.
Calligraphy expressed using the body. The show, Spring Ritual Eulogy, explores the intricate relationship between abstract beauty and literati ideals through an interplay of Chinese classical dance and music.
???? The Best Imperial Foods of the Chinese Emperors
Chinese Imperial Cuisine's diverse cooking styles originated from different Chinese regions and are a collection of various dishes and delicacies that were originally invented by the common people. The royal chefs studied and refined the dishes until fit for an emperor.
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3. time-consuming and complicated preparation, and
4. elaborate visual presentation.
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A Public Talk by Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche on MINDFULNESS
A humour and heart-warming teaching given by Chokyi Nyima Rinpoche during his visit to Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia in year 2016
The Buddhist Centre Online Live Stream
book review #7 (travel books)- beijing time
I review Beijing Time- by Michael Dutton, Hsiu-ju Stacy Lo, and Dong Dong Wu
A book about the modern city.