Difference between revisions of "Reflections of China"
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The first shots were shown at WED to Disney executives in September 1981. Walt Disney Enterprises became the first western crew to gain access to Chinas best kept secrets. The interior of the great temple was left purposely empty to complete the voyage to serinity. The Nine Dragons underwent a major refurbishment and reopened in 2008. In 2003, alot of new footage was aded to the orginal film. Key Luke orginally played the poet guide Li Pai. However he died in 1991 so a look alike was used for the new scenes. All the narration was redubbed and a new score was composed by Richard Bellis. THe film closed on March 25 2002 and reopened on May 23 as Reflections of China. | The first shots were shown at WED to Disney executives in September 1981. Walt Disney Enterprises became the first western crew to gain access to Chinas best kept secrets. The interior of the great temple was left purposely empty to complete the voyage to serinity. The Nine Dragons underwent a major refurbishment and reopened in 2008. In 2003, alot of new footage was aded to the orginal film. Key Luke orginally played the poet guide Li Pai. However he died in 1991 so a look alike was used for the new scenes. All the narration was redubbed and a new score was composed by Richard Bellis. THe film closed on March 25 2002 and reopened on May 23 as Reflections of China. | ||
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| + | The Great Wall at Jinshanling | ||
| + | 2. Shanghai from the Bund with a view of Pudong | ||
| + | 3. Shanghai montage | ||
| + | 4. Nanjing Road, Shanghai | ||
| + | 5. Shanghai from the riverfront park | ||
| + | 6. Huangpu waterfront | ||
| + | 7. Morning exercises in Hangzhou | ||
| + | 8. Huangshan mountain | ||
| + | 9. Li Bai's study | ||
| + | 10. Yangtze River | ||
| + | 11. Suzhou canals and garden | ||
| + | 12. Heavenly Lake in wilderness of Xinjiang Province | ||
| + | 13. Urumqi night market | ||
| + | 14. Gobi Desert, Gansu Province | ||
| + | 15. Inner Mongolia | ||
| + | 16. Yunnan Province | ||
| + | 17. Shilin Stone Forest, Yunnan Province | ||
| + | 18. Harbin Ice Festival, Heilongjiang Province | ||
| + | 19. Macau | ||
| + | 20. Hong Kong | ||
| + | 21. Hong Kong skyline | ||
| + | 22. Dragon Wall in Behai Park, Beijing | ||
| + | 23. Terracotta Soldiers | ||
| + | 24. Ming Tomb Statues | ||
| + | 25. Giant Buddah of Leshan | ||
| + | 26. Peking Opera performing "Havoc in Heaven" | ||
| + | 27. Forbidden City in Beijing | ||
| + | 28. Tien An Men Square in Beijing | ||
| + | 29. Behai Park, Beijing | ||
| + | 30. Reed Flute Cave at Guilin | ||
| + | 31. Limestone formations at Guilin | ||
| + | 32. Li River | ||
| + | 33. The Great Wall at Jinshanling | ||
Revision as of 23:51, 13 April 2012
The first shots were shown at WED to Disney executives in September 1981. Walt Disney Enterprises became the first western crew to gain access to Chinas best kept secrets. The interior of the great temple was left purposely empty to complete the voyage to serinity. The Nine Dragons underwent a major refurbishment and reopened in 2008. In 2003, alot of new footage was aded to the orginal film. Key Luke orginally played the poet guide Li Pai. However he died in 1991 so a look alike was used for the new scenes. All the narration was redubbed and a new score was composed by Richard Bellis. THe film closed on March 25 2002 and reopened on May 23 as Reflections of China.
The Great Wall at Jinshanling
2. Shanghai from the Bund with a view of Pudong
3. Shanghai montage
4. Nanjing Road, Shanghai
5. Shanghai from the riverfront park
6. Huangpu waterfront
7. Morning exercises in Hangzhou
8. Huangshan mountain
9. Li Bai's study
10. Yangtze River
11. Suzhou canals and garden
12. Heavenly Lake in wilderness of Xinjiang Province
13. Urumqi night market
14. Gobi Desert, Gansu Province
15. Inner Mongolia
16. Yunnan Province
17. Shilin Stone Forest, Yunnan Province
18. Harbin Ice Festival, Heilongjiang Province
19. Macau
20. Hong Kong
21. Hong Kong skyline
22. Dragon Wall in Behai Park, Beijing
23. Terracotta Soldiers
24. Ming Tomb Statues
25. Giant Buddah of Leshan
26. Peking Opera performing "Havoc in Heaven"
27. Forbidden City in Beijing
28. Tien An Men Square in Beijing
29. Behai Park, Beijing
30. Reed Flute Cave at Guilin
31. Limestone formations at Guilin
32. Li River
33. The Great Wall at Jinshanling
