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Crossing the Angry River, the old way - Vimarsana News

Crossing the Angry River, the old way

In China's Yunnan province, the Salween River is known as the Nujiang (怒江). It gives its name to the province's westernmost prefecture and derives from the name of the earliest inhabitants of the valley — the Nu minority. In their own language nu means 'dark'.

Crossing the Angry River, the old way - Vimarsana News

Crossing the Angry River, the old way

In China's Yunnan province, the Salween River is known as the Nujiang (怒江). It gives its name to the province's westernmost prefecture and derives from the name of the earliest inhabitants of the valley — the Nu minority. In their own language nu means 'dark'.

'Probably the best martial arts movie you don't know': Shaolin Plot, featuring Sammo Hung - Vimarsana News

'Probably the best martial arts movie you don't know': Shaolin Plot, featuring Sammo Hung

The relatively unknown Shaolin Plot, made in 1977, is one of the hidden gems of the martial arts movie genre. Directed by Huang Feng, best known for directing classics featuring Angela Mao Ying, it has high production values, choreography by Sammo Hung Kam-bo and a clever storyline based on a novel by prolific screenwriting star Ni Kuang. The Post talked...

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Crossing the Angry River, the old way - Vimarsana News

Crossing the Angry River, the old way

December 24, 2015 In China's Yunnan province, the Salween River is known as the Nujiang (怒江). It gives its name to the province's westernmost prefecture and derives from the name of the earliest inhabitants of the valley — the Nu minority. In their own language nu means 'dark'. So it's the dark people and the dark river. But the Chinese character used to represent nu is the word for 'angry'. It may be the wrong choice for designating the people, for they are a small, placid and easy-going ethnic group, much outnumbered by the Black Lisu, who make up the majority of the prefecture's po...