Nanfu Wang: What it was like to grow up under China's one-child policy
Nanfu Wang: Kaip atrodo vaikystė augant pagal Kinijos „vieno vaiko“ politiką
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to be the pillar of the family.
its one-child policy.
„vieno vaiko politiką“.
and ordered my mom to be sterilized.
įsakė mano mamai sterilizuotis.
to carry on the family name.
kuris tęstų šeimos vardą.
to have a second child,
susilaukti antro vaiko,
from one-child families.
iš „vieno vaiko“ šeimų.
for having two children.
kažką blogo susilaukdama dviejų vaikų.
and guilt came from.
I had my own first child.
susilaukiau pirmagimio.
that ever happened in my life.
nutikęs mano gyvenime.
on my own childhood,
mano pačios vaikystę
my memories of early life in China.
mano ankstyvo gyvenimo Kinijoje.
for a permission from the government
prašymus valdžiai,
who lived under the one-child policy.
„vieno vaiko“ politikos.
a documentary about it.
dokumentinį filmą apie tai.
all of the babies born in my village,
kaimelyje, kuriame gimiau,
when I interviewed her.
you delivered throughout your career?"
per savo darbo metus?“
and sterilizations.
ir sterilizacijų.
would survive an abortion,
išgyvendavo abortą
after delivering it.
jam atėjus į pasaulį.
of perpetrators and victims.
apie kaltininkus ir aukas.
with the consequences.
pasekmėmis.
my interview with the midwife,
with elaborate homemade flags.
rankų darbo vėliavėlėmis.
of a baby on it.
buvo kūdikio nuotrauka.
that were sent by families
šeimų, kurioms ji
their infertility problems.
and sterilizations --
was to help families have babies.
pagalba šeimoms susilaukti kūdikio.
prie „vieno vaiko“ politikos
families have babies,
susilaukti kūdikio,
what she did in the past.
she, too, was a victim of the policy.
šios politikos auka.
and necessary for China's survival.
reikalinga Kinijos išlikimui.
was right for her country.
esant teisinga jos šaliai.
around myself when I grew up.
the one-child policy
„vieno vaiko“ politiką
will be arrested.]
bus suimtas.“]
against disobeying it.
feeling embarrassed
can be influenced by the propaganda,
gali būti paveikti propagandos
to make sacrifices for the greater good
dėl didesnio gėrio
very dark and tragic.
į kažką tamsaus ir tragiško.
where this happens.
kur tai vyksta.
where propaganda isn't present.
kur neegzistuotų propaganda.
more open and free than China,
atviros ir laisvos nei Kinija,
what propaganda looks like.
dar sunkiau atpažįstama.
žinių pranešimuose,
politinėse kampanijose
without our knowledge.
mums to nesuvokiant.
to accepting propaganda as truth,
gali priimti propagandą kaip tiesą
replaces the truth
propaganda pakeičia tiesą,
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Nanfu Wang - Documentary filmmakerNanfu Wang uncovers untold stories about human rights in China.
Why you should listen
Nanfu Wang's Peabody Award-winning documentary, Hooligan Sparrow -- which follows maverick activist Ye Haiyan as she faces government surveillance and harassment after advocating for sexually abused schoolgirls -- was shortlisted for a 2017 Academy Award for Best Documentary Feature. She also directed and produced I Am Another You, winner of the Special Jury Prize at the 2017 Cannes Film Festival, and her latest film, One Child Nation, which explores the history of China's birth policy and its profound effects on generations of Chinese parents and children. It won the Grand Jury Prize at the 2019 Sundance Film Festival.
Originally from a remote village in China, Wang overcame poverty and a lack of access to formal education en route to earning three master's degrees from Shanghai University, Ohio University and New York University. She teaches editing at the School of Visual Arts as well as cinematography at New York University.
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