The Little Yellow Book: Quotations from Chairman Xi Dada (COLLECTOR'S EDITION) - Paperback

O'Yang, Julie: - Determined dreamer. Published author in English, Dutch, and Chinese. Former People's Liberation Army (PLA) captain turned artist entrepreneur and screenwriter. She survived the Cultural Revolution as a baby. In the 1990's she left for London and has lived and worked in free exile since. As journalist, she creates content covering a range of topics on contemporary China from an insider perspective. In 2008, during the Beijing Olympics, she hosted a 5-episode talk show TV China for Netherlands' national broadcaster and discussed China's media landscape with media stars and experts from both China and the Netherlands. From 2013-2016 she was the Editor-in-Chief of the English/Chinese bilingual magazine XiN 新, focusing on today's China shaped by consumerism. O'yang contributes a weekly column to Hoje Macau on contemporary Chinese art and culture. In the Foreword, she writes about the purpose of the Little Yellow Book is "to distill the huge volumes of Xi Jinping Thought and pen into a small booklet that even a semi-illiterate could read, memorize, or set to music". She works from Europe (The Netherlands/Denmark).Eloy, Fernando: - All-round creative human being. Founder of MaisOriente Film Productions. Born in Lisbon in the spring of 1966, Eloy made his media debut working as radio DJ and journalist for pirate radio stations. During his 1980's "pirate" period, together with 2 other partners, he founded Radio 98, a popular Lisbon youth radio which was later renamed Super FM. In 1996, as producer and promoter, he landed Portugal's first Surfing World Championship event, the Coca-Cola Figueira Pro 96, while he continued working for various media outlets either contributing to and/or coordinating scriptwriting for TV productions. In 2001, he moved to Macau and became a committee member of the Macau East Asian Games Organizing Committee. In 2005, Eloy directed his first documentary, "350 Meters", and in 2006, he produced a series of shows for ESPN Star Sports (Singapore). Ever since then, he has directed documentaries about the city of Macau, corporate films and one short feature, June (2012). From 2016, Eloy has paused actual filming to build a slate of feature films, TV series and stories for online applications with Julie O'yang.