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Những Tình Ca Hay Nhất trong Ɖêm Tình Ca Lam Phương
Những Tình Ca Hay Nhất trong Ɖêm Tình Ca Lam Phương
July 18, 2015
Ɖại Nhạc Hội Cám Ơn Anh Kỳ 9 (July 12, 2015)
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Nhận xét những Bài tình ca hay nhất trong Ɖêm Tình Ca Lam Phương July 18, 2015 căn cứ những và tính điểm như sau:
1. Trình diễn (performance) bài hát cho khán giả xem chứ không là hát để thính
giả nghe một bản nhạc.
2. Phong cách trình bày bài hát trên sân khấu.
3. Ý nghῖa bài hát và những cố gắng trình bày bài hát. Bài hát càng khó càng có
điểm cao.
4. Kỹ thuật hát và trình diễn điêu luyện
5. Thuộc bài hát
6. Trang phục không màu mè, không distract người xem, trái lại phải thu hút
người xem trước ống kính
7. Nhạc dạo đầu tốt giúp người ca sῖ có thể vào đúng nhịp hát.
8. Phim cần focus người ca sῖ (artist) giúp người chấm điểm có thể cho điểm tốt.
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Anti-China sentiment is suddenly sweeping over Turkey
(Reuters) Demonstrators
set fire to a Chinese flag during a protest against China near the
Chinese Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, July 5, 2015.
Protests. Burnt flags. Attacks on tourists and restaurants. Rampant racism on social media.
Protests. Burnt flags. Attacks on tourists and restaurants. Rampant racism on social media.
Anti-China
sentiment has been reaching new heights in Turkey over the last few
weeks, as Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan is set to make an
official state visit to China later this month.
It started at the beginning of July, when a Chinese restaurant in Istanbul was attacked by five men with sticks and stones.
"We do not want a Chinese restaurant here, get out of our town!" the men were heard saying, according to Al-Monitor.
A
few days later, a Korean tourist mistaken to be Chinese was attacked by
a group of ultra-nationalists in the capital. On the same day in
Balikesir, protesters hung an effigy of Mao Zedong. And a few days
later, the protests spread again to Istanbul, where Chinese tourists
were attacked and harassed, according to CNN.
The
protests gathered momentum a few weeks ago, when reports emerged that
Uighurs — who share ethnicity and have close cultural ties with Turkish
Muslims — who are living in western regions of China had allegedly not been allowed to fast during the holy month of Ramadan.
Those allegations have been denied by the Chinese government. Uighurs
make up around 45% of the Xinjiang autonomous region of China.
On July 9, a group of about 200 men who are believed to be part of the East Turkestan Solidarity Groupattacked the Thai embassy in Istanbul with rocks and wooden planks. The attack followed the repatriation of over 100 Uighurs back to China by the Thai government.
In a recent interview, Devlety Bahceli, chairman
of the far-right Nationalist Action Party (MHP) in Turkey,
whose members have been accused of assaulting tourists, said they are
"sensitive to injustices in China."
"Our
nationalist youth is sensitive to injustices in China. They should have
the freedom to exercise their democratic rights. These are young kids.
They may have been provoked. Plus, how are you going to differentiate
between Korean and Chinese? They both have slanted eyes. Does it really
matter?" he said, according to Al-Monitor.
Boys wave East Turkestan flags during a protest against China near the Chinese Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, July 5, 2015.(Reuters) Boys wave East Turkestan flags during a protest against China near the Chinese Consulate in Istanbul, Turkey, July 5, 2015.
Those racist comments caused uproar in national and international media. And following growing social pressure, Nationalist Action Party members told Al-Monitor that they view all tourists as their guests. The head of the Grey Wolves, the youth wing of the MHP in Istanbul, told the BBC that the attacks took place between protesters and the police — and that no tourists were harmed.
"The safety of every tourist coming to our country is our responsibility. We can't tolerate any sort of violence," he said.
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