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Ginger Post Inc. publishes popular essays, scholarly and academic books and produces film narratives and documentaries. | Ginger Post Inc. publishes popular essays, important documents, hard-to-find non-English essays, scholarly and academic books and produces film narratives and documentaries. | ||
Books: | |||
''A Blossom Like No Other: Li Qingzhao'' | |||
by Wei Djao | |||
[http://gingerpost.com/?p=806] | |||
''Communications for Everyday Life'' | |||
by Danielle Newton, Wilfred W. Fong, and Nancy Van Leuven | |||
[http://gingerpost.com/?p=1209] | |||
''Dao of Communication'' | |||
by Nancy Van Leuven | |||
[http://gingerpost.com/?p=725] | |||
Films: | |||
''American Nurse'' | |||
Directed by Tony Chan | |||
[http://gingerpost.com/?p=1271] | |||
''Cangyan Shan and Princess Nanyang'' | |||
Written and edited by Lian Chan | |||
[http://gingerpost.com/?p=1917] | |||
Its online magazine, Ginger Post is mainly for and about Chinese Canadians, Chinese Overseas in other parts of the world, and to a lesser extent the Asian Canadians and Asians globally. The editors and writers at Ginger Post have long recognized that virtually all media reports on events and issues that might be of interest of the Chinese Canadians are presented in Chinese. This is true of print and electronic media: newspapers, magazines television channels and radio stations. It means that the media reporting on Chinese Canadians are essentially for the new immigrants who understand the Chinese language. | Its online magazine, Ginger Post is mainly for and about Chinese Canadians, Chinese Overseas in other parts of the world, and to a lesser extent the Asian Canadians and Asians globally. The editors and writers at Ginger Post have long recognized that virtually all media reports on events and issues that might be of interest of the Chinese Canadians are presented in Chinese. This is true of print and electronic media: newspapers, magazines television channels and radio stations. It means that the media reporting on Chinese Canadians are essentially for the new immigrants who understand the Chinese language. | ||