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在我居住的城市上海，某一个街角上，曾经是一家布店；布店关门后作了信用社；信用社过后作了饮食铺。然后，有一段闲置的时间，让人感觉到它的踌躇，究竟要作什么更好。经过一段等待与思量，我发现它又兴起了土木工程。我每天从那里走过，目睹着它每一天的进度。它用砖墙与板壁重新分割了空间，用大幅的玻璃镶嵌在临街一面，...... (1回应)

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tarkberg(msn被盗，各位发msn豆油我，谢) 评论: 达达
大约一年之前，我见到李霄峰，那是为了《达达》；大约一年之后，我写着《达达》，可李霄峰却终于还是要离开上海了。《达达》上映了，可却被堵在上海门...... (6回应)

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对《黑色电影：历史、批评与风格》的翻译始于两年前的秋天。现在回想起来，无论是黑色电影本身，还是这本百科全书式的著作，都对我起到了至关...... (10回应)

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2008-04-04 11:01:39来自Tarkberg
毋庸置疑，邮轮是好莱坞乃至整个世界电影工业的一种“迷思”。正如电影中那些游移不定、飘忽魍魉、不知所踪的邮轮那样，有关此庞大载体的电影也总是无法被界定，而正是这种无法定义的气质使邮轮... (查看原文)
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作为当代英文电影中我最喜欢的、也最异想天开的导演之一（另一位是David Lynch），David Cronenberg的新片又是本年度最让我失望的一部电影。相比于对Lynch的失望来自于他在《内陆帝国》中过于陈... (查看原文)
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Illustration by dnfjks text by tarkberg translation by tarkberg 自画像一只修长身体的猫穿过我的耳洞，纤细的小脚横跨在我的两肩之上，它那闪着荧光的眼睛望着我，而另一边的尾巴早已... (查看原文)

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A Canadian friend asked me to recommend my favorite bars. This is for you James.
Best, Jerry

My Favorite Gay Bars

As China in general, and Beijing in particular, shifts into crazy-high gear in anticipation of the 2008 Summer Olympics and massive growth as both a business and a leisure destination, the capital city's once non-existent gay nightclub scene is slowly but surely developing legs.
Keep in mind that Shanghai has quite a lot more happening in terms of gay nightlife - take a look at my article on the gay Shanghai bar scene for details.
The current go-to club on the gay Beijing scene is a cushy, black-on-black dance club and cocktail bar called Destination, which pulls in a mix of trendy young Chinese residents, corporate mavericks from points afar, and hip expats - it's a mostly male bunch, but plenty of women come here, too. The club consists of a handful of bars and seating areas, generally with plush, low-slung seating and soft lighting. A DJ spins the usual Western
pop and club hits, and strobe lights cast a colorful glow upon the compact but busy dance floor. Weekdays can be a little quiet here, but Destination kick into high gear Wednesday (for its popular midweek celebration), Friday, and Saturday nights.
The bar is just across the street from a strip of glam hetero nightspots by the West Gate of Worker's Stadium, a generally bustling neighborhood of eastern Beijing's Chaoyang area, close to the expat-infested Sanlitun Bar Street. You'll find several slick, gay-friendly restaurants within a 15-minute walk, including romantic Mare (for stellar Spanish tapas) and cozy Alameda (a fashionable, cozy bistro serving fusion Asia-meets-Brazil fare).
Most of the cute and friendly staffers speak a bit of English, enough to cheerfully fill drink orders. And cocktails are quite reasonable - about US$5 or US$6 for premium cocktails. Destination appears to be a promising sign of what lies ahead for gay Beijing.

blog地址：tark.yo2.cn/
A Canadian friend asked me to recommend my favorite bars. This is for you James. 
Best, Jerry

My Favorite Gay Bars

As China in general, and Beijing in particular, shifts into crazy-high gear in anticipation of the 2008 Summer Olympics and massive growth as both a business and a leisure destination, the capital city's once non-existent gay nightclub scene is slowly but surely developing legs. 
Keep in mind that Shanghai has quite a lot more happening in terms of gay nightlife - take a look at my article on the gay Shanghai bar scene for details.
The current go-to club on the gay Beijing scene is a cushy, black-on-black dance club and cocktail bar called Destination, which pulls in a mix of trendy young Chinese residents, corporate mavericks from points afar, and hip expats - it's a mostly male bunch, but plenty of women come here, too. The club consists of a handful of bars and seating areas, generally with plush, low-slung seating and soft lighting. A DJ spins the usual Western 
pop and club hits, and strobe lights cast a colorful glow upon the compact but busy dance floor. Weekdays can be a little quiet here, but Destination kick into high gear Wednesday (for its popular midweek celebration), Friday, and Saturday nights.
The bar is just across the street from a strip of glam hetero nightspots by the West Gate of Worker's Stadium, a generally bustling neighborhood of eastern Beijing's Chaoyang area, close to the expat-infested Sanlitun Bar Street. You'll find several slick, gay-friendly restaurants within a 15-minute walk, including romantic Mare (for stellar Spanish tapas) and cozy Alameda (a fashionable, cozy bistro serving fusion Asia-meets-Brazil fare).
Most of the cute and friendly staffers speak a bit of English, enough to cheerfully fill drink orders. And cocktails are quite reasonable - about US$5 or US$6 for premium cocktails. Destination appears to be a promising sign of what lies ahead for gay Beijing.