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Heute sprechen wir über Assassins Creed Valhalla und den angekündigten "30fps" im Spiel... und staunen über die neue Unreal Engine 5, die für zukünftige Spiele eine Qualitätsgrundlage darstellen dürfte =) Unsere Themen im Detail: - Assassins Creed Valhalla in nur 30 fps? - 144 Hz vs. 240 Hz Monitore - Unreal Engine 5

Muss ein Film wirklich mit einer einzigen Kamera ohne Unterbrechung gedreht werden oder gibt es Tricks die Filmproduzenten anwenden können? In der heutigen Folge bringen Jens und Zhong uns diese Technik näher und berichten von ihren Gefühlen als sie sich 1917, ein One-Shot Film, im Kino angeschaut haben.

We're continuing our exploration of Taiwanese oolongs this week with a focus on one of the most celebrated of Taiwanese teas, Baozhong. Shiuwen Tai, of Seattle's Floating Leaves Tea, gave us such a fantastic and comprehensive intro to Taiwanese oolongs in our last episode that we had to invite her back to give us some more in-depth knowledge, and we asked Shiuwen to talk about Baozhong because, well, it's one of our favorite oolongs.

Shiuwen chats with us about Baozhong's history, from its origins in China to its later cultivation in Taiwan, and how this history along with Taiwanese innovations in growing and processing Baozhong give it the distinctive flavor and bouquet it's known for today. We also talk about the birth of floral teas in Taiwan, about aged Baozhongs and aged oolongs in general, and about how a tea maker's skill can create an experience for the drinker that, in Shiuwen's words, is "almost beyond imagination."

 

In the photo above, Shiuwen visits the Baozhong fields of Farmer Chen, in Taiwan's Wen Shan district.

 

More info on Floating Leaves, including its online store, shop hours and classes, can be found at the Floating Leaves website, http://www.floatingleavestea.com, and on its Facebook page. Shiuwen's blog is at http://www.floatingleavestea.blogspot.com.

 

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Photo of Shiuwen Tai in Farmer Chen's Baozhong fields, courtesy of Shiuwen Tai. 

Video made by Charles, Michael and Patrick on the basis of their presentation for my Advanced Chinese course.
Most amazing stuff.

All things are finite but imagination and creativity are infinite.

My Class Live Translation

Translation as a norm is 'dead' as it is meant to be desktop labor over a text aiming to produce another print text in isolation from readers. My students and I are trying to inject live by this live translation project