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DVD/VCD-Sammlung Des AAI – China UNI HH > AAI > ChinaS > ChinA > Bibliothek > Filme Suche DVD/VCD-Sammlung des AAI – ChinA Bestellung Die DVDs/VCDs sind nicht im Regal zu finden und müssen jeweils bestellt werden. Bestellzettel finden Sie im Internet unter http://www.uni-hamburg.de/Wiss/FB/10/ChinaS/ ChinA/Bibliothek/Bestellzettel.pdf sowie am Tresen. Bei mehreren Bestellungen zu einer DVD/VCD bestimmt das genaue Datum mit Uhrzeit über die Vergabe. Es können höchstens 3 DVDs/VCDs ausgeliehen werden. Die Leihfrist beträgt eine Woche. Eine Verlängerung ist nicht möglich. Die bestellten Medien werden am Tresen (Vormerkregal) bereitgelegt: bestellt bis Montag: Dienstag, ab 12 Uhr bestellt bis Mittwoch: Donnerstag, ab 12 Uhr Ausgedruckte Listen liegen zur Ansicht am Tresen und am Zettelkatalog der Sinologie aus. Bestandsliste und Ländercodierung Die Bestandsliste enthält Titel und Regisseur (Schriftzeichen und Pinyin-Umschrift), Herkunftsland und -jahr, Audiosprache, Untertitel und Ländercode. Die meisten DVDs sind „region-free“, das heißt, sie sind nicht auf bestimmte Regionen codiert und können von jedem DVD-Player abgespielt werden. Einige DVDs sind jedoch eingeschränkt. Hier müssen Sie aufpassen, denn viele DVD-Player stellen sich nach fünf- oder sechsmaligem Wechsen des Ländercodes auf den zuletzt abgespielten fest ein. Sie können dann nur noch DVDs aus dieser Region abspielen. Wenn der DVD-Recorder also auf Region 3 voreingestellt ist, können Sie keine anderen DVDs mehr ansehen. Schlagen Sie am besten in der Bedienungsanleitung Ihres DVD-Players nach, oder lassen Sie im Zweifelsfalle die Finger von DVDs, die in der Bestandsliste mit eingeschränkter Codierung markiert sind! Signatur Titel Regisseur Sprache Sprache Herkunftsland Länge Jahr Regional- Menge Chinesisch Pinyin Westlich Chinesisch Pinyin Tonspuren Untertitel (min) Code Lament of the Chinesisch DVD 1 a 沙河悲歌 Shahe beige 張志勇 Zhang Zhiyong Taiwanesisch Taiwan 1999 107 1-6 1 sand river (Langzeichen) Lament of the Chinesisch DVD 1 b 沙河悲歌 Shahe beige 張志勇 Zhang Zhiyong Taiwanesisch Taiwan 1999 107 1-6 1 sand river (Langzeichen) Chinesisch DVD 2 a 看海的日子 Kan hai de rizi 王童 Wang Tong Chinesisch China 1983 100 1-6 1 (Langzeichen) Chinesisch DVD 2 b 看海的日子 Kan hai de rizi 王童 Wang Tong Chinesisch China 1983 100 1-6 1 (Langzeichen) Chinesisch DVD 3 a 怨女 Yuan nü 但漢章 Dan Hanzhang Chinesisch Taiwan 1988 106 1-6 1 (Langzeichen) Rouge of the Chinesisch DVD 3 b 怨女 Yuan nü 但汉章 Dan Hanzhang Chinesisch Taiwan 1988 106 1-6 1 north (Langzeichen) Chinesisch DVD 4 a 啞女情深 Ya nü qing shen The silent wife 李行 Li Xing Chinesisch Taiwan 1965 103 1-6 1 (Langzeichen) Chinesisch DVD 4 b 啞女情深 Ya nü qing shen The silent wife 李行 Li Xing Chinesisch Taiwan 1965 103 1-6 1 (Langzeichen) The cave of Chinesisch DVD 5 a 洛山風 Luo shan feng 黃玉珊 Huang Yushan Chinesisch Taiwan 1988 85 1-6 1 desire (Langzeichen) The cave of Chinesisch DVD 5 b 洛山風 Luo shan feng 黃玉珊 Huang Yushan Chinesisch Taiwan 1988 85 1-6 1 desire (Langzeichen) Donggong, East Palace, DVD 6 a 东宫西宫 张元 Zhang Yuan Chinesisch Englisch China 1999 90 1-8 1 Xigong West Palace Donggong, East Palace, DVD 6 b 东宫西宫 张元 Zhang Yuan Chinesisch Englisch China 1999 90 1-8 1 Xigong West Palace "Chinesisch, "Chinesisch Tianqiao bujian The skywalk is DVD 7 天橋不見了 蔡明亮 Cai Mingliang Chinesischer (Langzeichen), Taiwan 2002 22 1-8 1 le gone Kommentar" Englisch" "Chinesisch Lonely DVD 8 a 寂寞的十七歲 Jimo de shiqisui 白景瑞 Bai Jingrui Chinesisch (Langzeichen), Taiwan 1967 104 1-6 1 Seventeen Englisch" "Chinesisch Lonely DVD 8 b 寂寞的十七歲 Jimo de shiqi sui 白景瑞 Bai Jingrui Chinesisch (Langzeichen), Taiwan 1967 104 1-6 1 seventeen Englisch" "Chinesisch Angels in the (Langzeichen), DVD 9 马路天使 Malu tianshi 袁牧之 Yuan Muzhi Chinesisch China 1937 90 1-8 1 street Chinesisch (Kurzzeichen)" DVD 10 Jiazhuang yi Chinesisch 嫁妝一牛車 張美君 Zhang Meijun Chinesisch Taiwan 1984 98 1-6 1 a niuche (Langzeichen) DVD 10 Jiazhuang yi Chinesisch 嫁妝一牛車 張美君 Zhang Meijun Chinesisch Taiwan 1984 98 1-6 1 b niuche (Langzeichen) "Chinesisch (Langzeichen), Chinesisch DVD 11 幸福时光 Xingfu shiguang Happy Times 张艺谋 Zhang Yimou Chinesisch China 2000 96 1-8 1 (Kurzzeichen), Englisch, Thai, Koreanisch" "Chinesisch DVD 12 愛你愛我 Ai ni ai wo Betelnut Beauty 林証成 Lin Zhengcheng Chinesisch (Langzeichen), Taiwan 2001 105 1-8 1 Französisch" L' Orphelin d' Chinesisch DVD 13 安阳婴儿 Anyang ying' er 王超 Wang Chao Chinesisch China 2001 84 1-6 1 Anyang/Orphan (Kurzzeichen) Signatur Titel Regisseur Sprache Sprache Herkunftsland Länge Jahr Regional- Menge Chinesisch Pinyin Westlich Chinesisch Pinyin Tonspuren Untertitel (min) Code of Anyang "Chinesisch "Chinesisch, DVD 14 八旗子弟 Ba qi zidi Snuff Battle 李翰祥 Li Hanxiang (Langzeichen), Hongkong 1988 92 1-8 1 Kantonesisch" Englisch" So close to DVD 15 扁擔姑娘 Piandan guniang 王小帅 Wang Xiaoshuai Chinesisch Englisch China 1998 90 1-8 1 paradise "Chinesisch (Langzeichen), Millenium Chinesisch DVD 16 千禧曼波 Qianxi Manbo 侯孝賢 Hou Xiaoxian Chinesisch Taiwan 2003 100 1-8 1 Mambo (Kurzzeichen), Englisch, Koreanisch" DVD 17 骆驼祥子 Luotuo xiangzi Rikshaw Boy 凌子风 Ling Zifeng Chinesisch Englisch China 1982 120 1-8 1 DVD 18 Chinesisch 夜奔 Ye ben Fleeing by night 徐立功 Xu Ligong Chinesisch Taiwan 2002 123 1-8 1 a (Langzeichen) "Chinesisch DVD 18 夜奔 Ye ben Fleeing by night 徐立功 Xu Ligong Chinesisch (Langzeichen), Taiwan 2002 123 1-8 1 b Englisch" "Chinesisch (Langzeichen), DVD 19 細路祥 Xi lu xiang Little Cheung 陳果 Chen Guo Kantonesisch Hongkong 1999 116 1-8 1 Englisch, Koreanisch" Chenmo he Chen Mo and Chinesisch DVD 20 陈默和美婷 刘浩 Liu Hao Chinesisch China 2002 75 1-8 1 Meiting Mei Ting (Kurzzeichen) "Chinesisch (Langzeichen), DVD 21 红高粱 Hong gaoliang 张艺谋 Zhang Yimou Chinesisch Chinesisch China 1987 82 1-8 1 (Kurzzeichen), Japanisch" "Chinesisch Xianggang Made in DVD 22 香港制造 陳果 Chen Guo Kantonesisch (Kurzzeichen), Hongkong 1997 108 1-8 1 zhizao Hongkong Französisch" "Chinesisch (Langzeichen), DVD 23 愛情萬歲 Aiqing wan sui Vive l'amour 蔡明亮 Cai Mingliang Chinesisch Taiwan 1994 117 1-8 1 Englisch, Koreanisch" "Chinesisch Youyou (Langzeichen), 憂憂愁愁的走 Leaving in DVD 24 chouchou de zou 崔允信 Cui Yunxin Kantonesisch Chinesisch Hongkong 2001 90 1-6 1 了 Sorrow le (Kurzzeichen), Englisch" "Chinesisch You hua haohao DVD 25 有话好好说 张艺谋 Zhang Yimou Chinesisch (Langzeichen), China 1997 106 1-6 1 shuo Japanisch" "Chinesisch (Langzeichen), DVD 26 香港有个荷里 Xianggang you Hollywood, 陳果 Chen Guo Kantonesisch Chinesisch Hongkong 2002 108 1-8 1 a 活 ge Helihuo Hongkong (Kurzzeichen), Englisch" "Chinesisch (Langzeichen), DVD 26 香港有個荷里 Xianggang you Hollywood, 陳果 Chen Guo Kantonesisch Chinesisch Hongkong 2002 108 1-6 1 b 活 ge Helihuo Hongkong (Kurzzeichen), Englisch" Dongdong de A summer at DVD 27 冬冬的假期 侯孝賢 Hou Xiaoxian Chinesisch Japanisch Taiwan 1984 183 1-8 1 jiaqi grandpa´s "Chinesisch, DVD 28 活着 Huozhe 张艺谋 Zhang Yimou Japanisch China 1994 131 1-8 2 Japanisch" Chinesisch DVD 29 孤男寡女 Gu nan gua nü Needing you 韋家輝 Wei Jiahui Chinesisch Hongkong 2000 99 1-8 1 (Langzeichen) 37 plots of Kung- Chinesisch DVD 30 三十七計 Sanshiqi ji 黃國柱 Huang Guozhu Chinesisch Hongkong 1979 89 1-8 1 Fu (Langzeichen) "Chinesisch (Langzeichen), DVD 31 藍宇 Lan Yu 關錦鸝 Guan Jinli Chinesisch Chinesisch Hongkong 2001 86 1-8 1 (Kurzzeichen), Englisch" "Chinesisch DVD 32 書皮之陰陽法 Shupi zhi Painted skin 胡金銓 Hu Jinquan Chinesisch (Langzeichen), Hongkong 1992 94 1-8 1 a 王 yinyang fa wang Englisch" "Chinesisch DVD 32 書皮之陰陽法 Shupi zhi Painted skin 胡金銓 Hu Jinquan Chinesisch (Langzeichen), Hongkong 1992 94 1-8 1 b 王 yinyang fa wang Englisch" The eighteen Chinesisch DVD 33 十八玉羅漢 Shiba yu luohan 張杰 Zhang Jie Chinesisch Hongkong 1977 93 1-8 1 jade arhats (Langzeichen) 去年煙花特別 Qunian yanhua The longest DVD 34 陳果 Chen Guo Kantonesisch Japanisch Hongkong 1998 129 1-8 1 多 tebie duo summer Chinesisch DVD 35 西楚霸王 Xi chu bawang 冼杞然 Sheng Qiran Chinesisch Hongkong 1994 182 1-8 1 (Kurzzeichen) "Chinesisch The Best of DVD 36 美麗時光 Meili shiguang 張作驥 Zhang Zuoji Taiwanesisch (Kurzzeichen), Taiwan 2001 110 1-8 1 Times Japanisch" DVD 37 Blue gate 藍色夏戀 Lanse xia lian 易智言 Yi Zhiyan Chinesisch Japanisch Taiwan 2002 126 1-8 1 a crossing DVD 37 Blue gate 藍色大門 Lanse da men 易智言 Yi Zhiyan Chinesisch Japanisch Taiwan 2002 126 1-6 1 b crossing "Chinesisch DVD 38 Zhou Yu de "Chinesisch, 周渔的火车 Zhou Yu´s train 孙周 Sun Zhou (Kurzzeichen), China/Hongkong 2003 93 1-8 1 a huoche Japanisch" Japanisch" Signatur Titel Regisseur Sprache Sprache Herkunftsland Länge Jahr Regional- Menge Chinesisch Pinyin Westlich Chinesisch Pinyin Tonspuren Untertitel (min) Code "Chinesisch DVD 38 Zhou Yu de "Chinesisch, 周渔的火车 Zhou Yu´s train 孙周 Sun Zhou (Kurzzeichen), China/Hongkong 2003 93 1-8 1 b huoche Japanisch" Japanisch" The great "Chinesisch decisive war- (Langzeichen), DVD 大决战辽沈战 Da juezhan- The Liaoshen 李俊 Li Jun Chinesisch Chinesisch China 1991 211 1-8 2 39.1 役 Liaoshen zhanyi military (Kurzzeichen), campaign (I) Englisch" "Chinesisch The great (Langzeichen), DVD 大决战淮海战 Da juezhan- decisive war- 李俊 Li Jun Chinesisch Chinesisch China 1991 210 1-8 2 39.2 役 Huaihai zhanyi Huaihai military (Kurzzeichen), campaign (II) Englisch" "Chinesisch The great (Langzeichen), DVD 大决战平津战 Da juezhan- decisive war- 李俊 Li Jun Chinesisch Chinesisch China 1991 210 1-8 2 39.3 役 Pingjin zhanyi Pingjin military (Kurzzeichen), campaign (III) Englisch" Seven battles DVD 七战七捷 Chinesisch Qi zhan qi jie seven victories 崔俊杰 Cui Junjie Chinesisch China 2003 92 1-6, 8 1 40.1 （1—2集） (Kurzzeichen) (1-2) Seven battles DVD 七战七捷报 Chinesisch Qi zhan qi jie seven victories 崔俊杰 Cui Junjie Chinesisch China 2003 137 1-6, 8 1 40.2 （3—5集） (Kurzzeichen) (3-5) Seven battles DVD 七战七捷报 Chinesisch Qi zhan qi jie seven victories 崔俊捷 Cui
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