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Half Silk Road – HK to UK

Half Silk Road – Trains from Hong Kong to the UK

A Journey through silk road from Hong Kong to the UK, 15 cities in 45 days, all by trains.

Half Silk Road Train Map

Journey Period: 6 June – 20 July 2016 (45 days)

15 Cities:

Hong Kong – Xi’an – Lanzhou – Turpan – Urumqi – Almaty – Tashkent – Samarkand – Bukhara – Belarus – Moscow – Kraków – Brussels – London – Birmingham

11 Main Train Journeys:

  1. Hong Kong – Xi’an (through Guangzhou)
  2. Xi’an – Lanzhou
  3. Lanzhou – Turpan
  4. Turpan – Urumqi
  5. Urumqi – Almaty, Kazakhstan
  6. Almaty – Tashkent, Uzbekistan
  7. Tashkent – Moscow, Russia
  8. Moscow – Warsaw, Poland
  9. Warsaw – Cologne, Germany
  10. Cologne – Brussels, Belgium
  11. Brussels – London

 

Itinerary:

China
Xi’an – 3 days
Lanzhou – 1 day
Turpan – 5 days
Urumqi – 2 days

Kazakhstan
Almaty – 6 days

Uzbekistan
Tashkent – 2 days
Samarkand – 4 days
Bukhara – 2 days
Tashkent – 1 day

Russia
Moscow – 4 days

Poland
Warsaw – 2 days

Germany
Cologne – half day

Belgium
Brussels – 1 day

 

Summer School, Queen Mary University of London 2018

 

 

 

2018 July – August, Queen Mary University of London

Act as the chief co-ordinator and organised a 5-week summer school at Queen Mary University of London for 169 students from Nanchang University.

More than 6-month of preparation proves worthy when looking back in hindsight.

 

Helsinki University: Chinese Media Landscape

Chinese Media Landscape, Helsinki University (2014 April)

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Together with Xianwen Kuang, PhD Research Fellow at University of Southern Denmark, we designed and gave a seminar on the Chinese media landscape at Helsinki University.

The seminar explores the development and features of various forms of media in China and the increasingly popular online social media. Case studies will be introduced to help to understand the interactions between the media and other institutions, the market and the state. How Chinese state media have shaped the views of foreign audience on China and the Chinese will be discussed.