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Li and His Cronies Dragged Yang Inside, Beating that’s Beijing 《城市漫步》北京版 英文月刊 主管单位 ：中华人民共和国国务院新闻办公室 Supervised by the State Council Information Office of the People’s Republic of China 主办单位 ：五洲传播出版社 地址 ：北京市海淀区北三环中路31 号生产力大楼 B 座 7 层 邮编 100088 B-721 Shengchanli Building, No. 31 Beisanhuan Zhonglu, Haidian District, Beijing 100088, PRC http://www.cicc.org.cn 社长 President of China Intercontinental Press 李红杰 Li Hongjie 期刊部负责人 Supervisor of Magazine Department 邓锦辉 Deng Jinhui Editor-in-Chief Robert Foyle Hunwick Editor Stephen George Section Editors Karoline Kan, Marianna Cerini, James Tiscione Assistant Editor Vivid Zhu Web Editor Will Philipps Designers Ning Zhu, Li Wei Wei Contributors Meredith Yang, Noemi Cassanelli, Eveline Chao, Carlos Ottery, Alex Taggart, Trevor Marshallsea, Katie Morton, Aelred Doyle, Jingru Zhang, Felix Hamer, Tongfei Zhang, Anthony Tao, Ned Kelly Sign up for Urbanatomy Media 1 year Beijing: No.48, Dongzhimen Waidajie, Dongcheng District. 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Readers should verify terms and conditions of all offers mentioned in this issue. 广告经营许可证 : 京海工商广字第 8069 号 TEL: 84477002 法律顾问 ：大成律师事务所 魏君贤律师 Legal Advisor: Wei Junxian, Dacheng Law Firm [email protected] 国际标准刊号 ISSN 1672-8025 国内统一刊号 CN 11-5232/GO 定价 : 20.00 元 邮发代号 : 2-930 部分非卖品 , 仅限赠阅 2 November 2013 // www.thatsmags.com EDITOR’S note Advertising Hotline November 010 - 84477073 Ever wondered what would happen if you got stuck trying to get home with an unwanted traveling companion and no apparent way to get back in time for the traditional Spring Festival family argument? Of course you have – that is the plot of the classic movie Planes, Trains and Automobiles, which our cover story pays passing homage to. In yer’ Chinese version, of course, uptight marketing executive Neal (Steve GET Martin), is now uptight marketing executive Ni’er, late for work because his boss forced him to work overtime on a pointless spreadsheet. Ni’s attempts to use an illegal taxi app to snag a cab on a chilly Beijing night are met with a wall of indifference from local drivers. YOUR Ni arrives at the airport too late to catch his flight, and promptly throws an epic tantrum, trashing a nearby bao’an’s hat with his computer in a GAME futile attempt at bullying – police intervention is prevented by the assis- tance of Del (John Candy), now Dai, a good-natured traveling salesman specializing in DD bra cups. ON Business for Dai is absymal – he can’t figure out why – but he agrees to share his motel room with Ni'er, unfortunately, he fails to disclose he drinks a pint of baijiu before bedtime every night and usually smokes in his sleep. The room goes up in flames and the pair hit the road in Dai’s Hyundai, only to run into the world’s longest traffic jam. Most motorists have been trapped in transit for months. Dai sells his remaining surplus of bra cups for grateful drivers to use as ear muffs and the pair use the cash to purchase two hard seats from a cheerful scalper. They board Get Active. Get Social. Get Organized a train only to discover even the bathrooms are knee-deep in sleep- www.mashupsports.com ing migrants, and the restaurant car ran out of instant noodles before even leaving the station. Enraged, Ni turns on Dai and accuses him of being dull, uncouth, poorly-educated and possessing terrible personal hygiene. Dai points out this is the norm, but it's too late – Ni bails and, despite a blizzard, hits the road on foot, only to be picked up, freezing and near-hysterical, three hours later by Dai. The savvy salesman has called in a favor from a local coal-mine owner who Dai once saved from an enraged mob, and the pair are off to Changsha! On arrival, Dai drops Ni with his family and heads off to commit suicide but Ni, remembering he dropped five kuai under the car seat, heads over to Dai's and is forced, by Confucian custom, to invite Dai back to his. Dai then drunkenly bangs Ni’s wife while Ni is passed out and the film ends on an awkward note, as the pair figure out suitable financial compensation and agree to do the whole thing again next year. That’s Beijing Win! Win! Win! Four passes plus champagne to celebrate Vivid’s opening p.70, brunch for two at The Westin Beijing Financial Street p.71, VIP tickets, swag to see Gilles Peterson p.80 and much, much more! November 2013 // www.thatsmags.com 3 THE WRAP //38 PLANES, TRAINS & AUTOMOBILES A modern economy runs on reliable roads, rails and air routes. China knows that, which is why they have embarked on an unprecedented infrastructure boom. High time we nerded out on it all, don’t cha think? //8 CITY & NATION //18 BRUISING LEGENDS //12 LEAST INFLUENTIAL Long before Manny Pacquiao, Did you make the cut? The eagerly came the likes of Andre ‘the anticipated first annual round-up Hammer’ Shelaeff. Author Paul of Beijing’s most useless bottom- French takes a look at Shang- feeding nobodies. hai’s golden age of boxing. //20 LIFE & STYLE 24 SUPERSTYLERS With the dust settling on Shanghai and China fashion 28 I HAVE THE POWER! weeks, we round up the Claim a free workout session standout Chinese designers on at the newly renovated this year’s catwalks Powerhouse Gym. //30 ARTS 36 CHINESE OSCARS 34 JAH’ RASTAFARI For fifty years, the Golden As the Wailers prepare for Horse Awards in Taiwan have their first Beijing show, we feted top Chinese language talk with man charged with cinema. We preview this year’s filling Bob Marley’s boots. nominees. //48 EAT & DRINK 50 NEW EATS 54 A WEE DRAM New French bistro O’Steak Great things come in small pack- promises to scour the country- ages; diminutive whiskey bar side in search of the best local Glen Classic shows the big boys beef. But is it any good? . how it should be done. 4 November 2013 // www.thatsmags.com THE WRAP //10 LI TIANYI //14 GETTING LIPPI //33 SPACE CADET // 35 MR. WORLD Behind the scenes at the celebrity An exclusive interview with Legendary pianist Herbie International musical magpie trial of the year, the dramatic Italian World Cup-winning coach Hancock is known for bringing and world music obsessive, journey of a 17-year-old singer Marcello Lippi as he aims to win the funk to jazz-hop. We caught Gilles Peterson makes his from rich kid to rapist con... the Asian Champions’ League. up with him ahead of his China Beijing DJ debut. tour... // QUOTE OF THE ISSUE // 60 EVENTS EVENTS Events are editors’ picks of the best activities and are pick of six art exhibitions not comprehensive. To list an event, email bjevents@ EVENTS urbanatomy.com. For some details, see Listings. A Living Man Declared Dead and Other Chapters I-XVIII: Taryn Simon Until Jan 5. Ullens Center for Contemporary Art, 798 Art District, 4 Jiuxianqiao Lu, Chaoyang District朝阳区酒仙桥路4号798艺术区尤伦 斯当代艺术中心 (UCCA) ( [email protected], 5780 0200) NOV 1-3 EAT&DRINK Poseidon and now has a documentary and book on the subject. //RMB50, RMB40 (members), 7.30pm. “tO THE PUBLIC, Li’s aTTITUDE MATTERS NIGHTLIFE The Bookworm, Courtyard 4, Nan Sanlitun Lu, Chaoyang District 朝阳区 Gig: Indoor Rock Fest 南三里屯路4号院 (www.innbeijing.org Three days of an Ivy League crash 6586 9507) course in Chinese rock and metal. Day 1 (Indie): Namo, Finger Family, Resident A, NDB, New Perfume. Day 2 ART (Heavy Rock/Punk): Subs, Thin Man, Exhibition: ‘Martin Ferro Seen by His Lun Hui, Hang On The Box, Silver Ash. 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