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曾遍布大街小巷的录像厅,记录了一段大众流行文化的历史
Di Yi Cai Jing· 2025-08-06 04:43
录像放映最火的时期是上世纪80年代末到90年代初,侯弋飏说,当时也是中国电影票房的低谷。过渡时期,录像 带满足了影迷的需要。 今年夏天,学者侯弋飏在上海市徐汇区五原路的angle画廊策划了一场展览"去录像厅!重返1980年代城市观影现 场"。在这处有百年历史的"梧桐区"老房子,观众可以推开贴着海报的木门,走上吱呀作响的木质楼梯,在奶黄色 灯光下,来到一间贴满海报、剧照、剪报、数据表格和漫画的房间。窗户前的柜子上,有一台老式的大彩电,右 侧是录像机,左侧整齐地码着几十盒录像带。 影迷聚在一起,看看老录像带,聊起三四十年前的电影生活。一位二十岁的武汉姑娘来沪旅游,顺路摸上楼来看 影片。71岁的张乐平纪念馆名誉馆长、张乐平之子张慰军,也与老街坊一起回忆,说起几十年前上海的老电影 院,每家的风格各不相同。 侯弋飏是香港岭南大学数码艺术及创意产业系助理教授,南京人,主要关注改革开放初期中国电影文化。他从观 众体验的角度审视改革开放初期的录像厅,并借助大家的回忆文字,揭示了这一类观影空间承载的文化意义。 录像带与录像厅,是在中国社会发生显著变化的时期出现的,大致延续到世纪之交。关于录像厅设计建造和经营 的历史资料留存并不 ...
东亚第一内卷国,靠「山寨」发家?
3 6 Ke· 2025-06-17 03:33
Group 1 - Japanese car manufacturers have increasingly focused on disassembling Chinese electric vehicles, with companies like BYD, Geely, and NIO being targeted for detailed analysis [1] - A comprehensive disassembly manual for BYD was sold for approximately 43,700 RMB, indicating a lucrative market for such analyses [1] - This trend reflects a historical pattern where Japan, once known for its imitation, is revisiting its roots in reverse engineering [3][6] Group 2 - Japan's manufacturing industry has evolved from being a "copycat" to a leader in design and innovation, with brands like Muji and renowned designers contributing to its image [4][6] - The historical context reveals that Japan's rise involved meticulous imitation of Western products, leading to significant advancements in various sectors, including automotive and electronics [32][43] - The transformation from imitation to innovation allowed Japan to dominate markets in the 1980s, with companies like Toyota and Sony becoming global leaders [47][49] Group 3 - Despite past successes, Japan's current technological landscape shows a decline in competitiveness, attributed to a conservative approach towards patent usage and innovation [52][56] - The high barriers created by Japanese companies in sectors like DVD and plasma screens have led to a lack of global participation and eventual obsolescence of certain technologies [58][60] - The fear of imitation has resulted in a self-imposed isolation, hindering Japan's ability to adapt and thrive in the 21st-century technology race [62]