Sheng Keyi: Literature Supersedes Politics

NEW YORK, November 27, 2012 — Novelist Sheng Keyi discusses her representations of "humble" women's lives and defends the choice of Mo Yan as this year's Nobel Prize winner in Literature. (6 min., 25 sec.)

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The Quiet in the Land (Complete)	Pilgrimage and Buddhist Art: Curator Introduction	Spiritual Quest and Sacred Site	In Concert: Alim and Fargana Qasimov
Zhao Tao: A Dancer on Acting	Jia Zhangke: The Realist Imperative	Preview: 'Xiao Jia Going Home'	Viet Nam's 'Port of Choice'