11 Search Results for "chinese"

• Andy Lau - Infernal Affairs (l Andy Lau - Infernal Affairs (live)

  • From: Kurosawa
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• Coco Lee - A Love Before Time Coco Lee - A Love Before Time - Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon

  • From: Tsujigazm
  • Description:

    This is the vocal track from Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon by Coco Lee called A Love Before Time..

    Its a lovely track and has that haunting chinese music that everyone loves...

     

     

  • 3 weeks ago
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• Fave Song atm - - Lyrics.... Fave Song atm - - Lyrics.... Zhu Zhi Ge by Xiang Xiang

  • From: Tsujigazm
  • Description:

    These are the romanized lyrics to the song Zhu Zhi Ge by Xiang Xiang

    We dont have it on the site at the moment, but hopefully Kurosawa will upload it soooon!!

     

    zhu  ni de bi zi you liang ge kong  gan mao shi de ni  hai gua zhe bi ti niu niu
    zhu  ni you zhe hei qi qi de yan  wang ya wang ya wang  ye kan bu dao bian
    zhu  ni de er duo shi na me da  hu shan hu shan  ye ting bu dao wo zai ma ni sha
    zhu  ni de wei ba shi juan you juan  yuan lai pao pao tiao tiao  hai li bu kai ta  e~~~
    
    zhu tou zhu nao zhu shen zhu yi ba  cong lai bu tiao shi de guai wa wa
    mei tian shui dao ri shai san gan hou  cong bu shua ya cong bu da jia
    
    zhu  ni de du zi shi na me gu  yi kan jiu zhi dao  shou bu liao sheng huo de ku
    zhu  ni de pi fu shi na me bai  shang bei zi yi ding tou zai  na fu gui ren jia  e~~~
    
    chuan shuo ni de zu xian you ba ding ba  suan ming xian sheng shuo ta ming zhong fan tao hua
    jian dao piao liang gu niang  jiu xi xi ha ha  bu hui lian hong  bu hui hai pa
    
    zhu tou zhu nao zhu shen zhu wei ba  cong lai bu tiao shi de guai wa wa
    mei tian shui dao ri shai san gan hou  cong bu shua ya  cong bu da jia
    e~~~
    chuan shuo ni de zu xian you ba ding ba  suan ming xian sheng shuo ta ming zhong fan tao hua
    jian dao piao liang gu niang  jiu xi xi ha ha  bu hui lian hong  bu hui hai pa  ni hen xiang ta

     

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    Post a vid of yourself singing this or any of the other songs on Pyontube and you could win something special!!

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  • 1 year ago
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• Interview with The Leader :P Interview with The Leader :P

  • From: Tsujigazm
  • Description:

    OK!

    So everyone knows a bit about me, Tsujigazm and exactly what I do here on Pyontube, but our reclusive leader Kurosawa is something of an enigma.. He keeps himself locked away and only pokes out for a comment or two, but otherwise keeps himself busy playing with the dark innards of the Pyon~World.

    I decided to crawl into the underbelly of Pyontube to search for him and ask him a few questions so that each and every one of you can find out just a little more about the man, the mystery, the practically transparent person (due to lack of sunlight) that is Kurosawa..

    Hmmm...

    It turned from finding out about Kurosawa to finding out what Pyontube is about and why it came into existance.

     

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    Tsujigazm: HELLO
    
    Kurosawa:  HiHi
    
    Tsujigazm: I have decided to interview you on behalf of all the members of Pyontube so that
                     they can get a little insight into the mysterious being that is Kurosawa.
    
    Kurosawa:  Oookay
    
    Tsujigazm:  Social networking websites are nothing new nowadays and there are many out there
                      to compete with, what made you want to start your own social networking website?
    
    Kurosawa:  As is pretty obvious I am a huge fan of asian music and like most of you have
                     been a member of various online communities with similar interests. However I
                     found it was difficult to gain access to a range of music as most of these sites
                     either rehashed the same few artists and bands while others didn't have a means of
                     listening to the music. I always thought 'Wouldn't it be great if there was a place
                     I could visit to listen to the music I like before I make a commitment to buy'. A
                     sort of 'try before you buy' for those groups I have never before listened to. After
                     searching for a long time to no avail I thought I'd go ahead and make the bloody
                     thing myself. and I did.
    
    Tsujigazm: Couldnt someone just search for what they want on other popular video websites?
    
    Kurosawa:  I admit that is what I used to do myself. Youtube does have a large selection of
                     asian media, but I find that not only is the quality poor but the music is hard to
                     find. Youtube and other social media sites tend to be a free for all with content
                     and as such does not help support a community of people with common interests.
                     Because Pyontube is focused on Asian music we do not have these problems.
    
    Tsujigazm: Ok, so what can you offer someone who visits your site? What sets you apart from
                     other social media websites?

    Kurosawa:  My main goal for the site was to create a great community.
                     No matter how much content we have the site would not be an attractive place to visit
                     with a community like some other sites (which I wont mention here).
    
                     My next goal was to bring awareness to the lesser known even independent Asian
                     artists out there as there is a wealth of talent many people are unaware of.
    
                     Pyontube offers many things other sites do not, mainly heavy user influence. We
                     allow members to create groups and even contribute to site design by having a go
                     at making their own logo's. We also offer a growing range of customisable widgets
                     for members to add to their blogs or personal web pages and even reward our most
                     active members with a customised widget upon request.
    
                     In the near future we hope to offer new ways for our community to influence the
                     site.
    
    Tsujigazm: You say that your main goal was to 'create a great community'; what is your
                    definition of a great community?

    Kurosawa: Hmmm. I guess a given is a community full of active members. This doesn't necessarily
                    mean members who upload lots of stuff but rather people who rate media, comment on
                    blogs and pages and make friends. This is a large part of a social networking community.
    
                    The most important part is that people get along well. Why join a new community if you don't
                    make new friends?

    Tsujigazm: Indeedy! Your second goal was to promote new and lesser known bands, groups or solo artists.
                    What is your (Pyontube) approach to this? How are you finding these artists who are not well
                    publicised?

    Kurosawa: We have been looking into a few methods of finding these artists including requesting people
                    living in Asia to join the community. We also listen very carefully to the soundtracks in Asian film
                    & TV. Our best resource has to be the iTunes music store in Japan. Here we have access to an
                    independant and unsigned artist section that is full of great music.

    Tsujigazm: You said that you can make 'custom widgets' for communities and/or members. What are they
                     and how do they work?

    Kurosawa: A widget is basically a small web app, usually flash based that can be placed anywhere that allows
                    you to post in html. The widgets on Pyontube are fully functional media players that will list all of your
                    favourite music on Pyontube for anybody to play. The actual file is stored on our servers so all you
                    need is the small section of code and you can use the widget anywhere.

    Tsujigazm: So a Pyontube member can post their widget on, say, their favourite message boards or forums?
                    Or on the pages of their favourite social networking sites like MySpace?

    Kurosawa: Absolutely! We even offer an automatic system for the more popular sites so they don't have to
                    worry about messing about with code.

    Tsujigazm: Does a person have to be a member to take a Pyontube widget and use it?

    Kurosawa:  We have a mix of widgets available. At the lowest level there are those found on our media play
                     pages. These allow anybody, even non members to use a widget that plays the corresponding media.
                     Next we have special widgets only available to members that will list and play all the things that person
                     has contributed to the site. Finally we have the custom widgets, These are created just for our most
                     active members and include custom graphics and logo's.

    Tsujigazm: On each members page, they have a small section for "Points" Can you tell me how a member can
                     accumulate the points and how they can redeem them on the site?

    Kurosawa: The points system is a fairly new implementation that is still undergoing testing. Every member starts
                    off with 100 points when they join the site (members who joined before the system was implemented
                    got 250 points instead).  You gain more points by contributing to the community, the number of points
                    given differs depending on the contribution with more points being given to those who upload content or
                    comment on a members profile.
    
                    In the future we hope to implement a series of rewards, both virtual and physical to tie in with the
                    points system.

    Tsujigazm: Running a website like Pyontube surely costs real money and not just points, how do you manage with
                     the costs without resorting to taking donations and what can a member do to help out?

    Kurosawa: Running a website of this scale does cost money. We need to run servers powerful enough to encode
                    all the media our members upload as well as have the space to store it in.
    
                    To offset this cost we, like all other non-privatly funded websites rely on advertisement revenue. We
                    have a variety of adverts on the site, the one that pays the most being the tall 'skyscraper' ad on the
                    right hand side.
    
                    At the moment Pyontube costs around $100/£68/€76/¥9,860 per month and is operating at a loss.
                    As we get more members this should even out however and we are optimistic about the future of
                    Pyontube.
                    The skyscraper advert I mentioned comes in two forms. The first being an advertisment for either
                    YesAsia or YesStyle. These ads are commission based, meaning if you buy something from one of
                    these stores after clicking one of these ads we get 5% of the sale.
    
                    The other kind is the standard Google ad. These ads give us money depending on how many clicks
                    we receive in a day. I will take this time to mention that if a member continuously clicks these ad links
                    to extreme amounts we actually lose money. This is done to prevent us from cheating the system so if
                    you wish to help us out please keep this in mind, We have had a member do this in the past and it
                    resulted in more harm than good.

    Tsujigazm: Finally, As of now, do you think you are on the way to achieving the goals you have set for the
                     development of Pyontube and what are your plans for the future?

    Kurosawa: Pyontube has succeeded in creating a small yet friendly community who are eager to contribute.
                    My goal now is to try and increase the size of this community without losing any of the atmosphere.
                    For this we hope our current members will help us out and spread the word to people they believe
                    would enjoy what we have to offer.
    
                    We have a range of new projects for the site underway including various site upgrades, an interactive
                    newsletter and competitions complete with virtual and physical prizes. Unfortunately for those reading
                    this interview we will be keeping the rest of these ideas a secret until we feel the time is right.
    
                    We are always open to suggestions from our members so feel free to email or post on either my or
                    Tsujigazm's profile.

    Tsujigazm: Thank you for this wonderfully revealing look at Pyontube, it's history and it's future. I hope that it
                     opens the eyes and ears of our members to the hard work that is put into everything that happens on
                     this site and that it would not be possible without their valued input and it would not be worth it if they
                     didn't enjoy it! :D Thanks again Kurosawa for taking the time to share all this information with
                     everyone on Pyontube.

    Kurosawa:

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  • 1 year ago
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• Sex, Lies and Videotape - - - Sex, Lies and Videotape - - - - and iTunes

  • From: Tsujigazm
  • Description:

    Ok, Ok, so maybe there are is no Sex on this blog post,,, nor will there be any lies, but one thing is for sure, there is a whole stack of videos lined up for you!

    Pyontube is currently in the process of amassing a mega amount of audio and video for you to feast your eyes and ears on! As well a promoting the well known bands and solo artists on the site, we are also going to be showcasing the newest talent, both signed and unsigned to come out of China, Japan and Korea.

    I know that a small number of our videos are not the best quality, but to counteract that problem we will be getting a large amount of our audio and video files from a hiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiigh quality source and yes, we will be using our own money to keep your eyes and ears filled with the latest music, videos, news and gossip from the East!

    This is where you come in!

    Although we are using our own money to fund this, it would be nice for you to support Pyontube by visiting our friends and supporters over at YesAsia.com and YesStyle.com by clicking on their banners that are dotted around the site :D
    No doubt the fashion concious of you have already seen the sparkley bags and bright tshirts on the banners :D

    As well as promo

    We will also be selling iTunes gift cards for both the American and Japanese iTunes stores. You can buy the Japanese cards over at a popular Japanese Toys, Gifts, Magazine and General Wackiness store online,,(you know who i mean),, but they are slightly overpriced for the cards they sell... in my opinion anyway!
    So you can get access to the latest and greatest Japanese, Chinese and Korean music from a more legitimate and high quality source rather than getting the music and videos from second hand sources online that are just a little less legitimate ;)

    Support your favourite bands by buying their music from iTunes as they recieve more of a royalty as they would from just selling albums via a regular store or cd's on stores such as Amazon.

    Getting the music right off the shelf, straight from the recording studio, as soon as it is released is the name of the game in the eyes (and ears) of a music consumer and that is why Pyontube is investing in the newest sounds and videos as soon as they are released so you, our very much loved Pyonners, can hear the high quality music and watch the highest quality videos before they are muxed and chopped and changed by users of Youtube and the quality is sacrificed by constant tossing around on sites :D

    Only the greatest quality will come from Pyontube from now on and with your help, we can create the greatest Asian music community on the net!

    Thank Y'all for your time ;)

    Love

    Tsujigazm

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  • 1 year ago
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• 刘德华 - 再说一次我爱你 (Andy Lau - Tell 刘德华 - 再说一次我爱你 (Andy Lau - Tell me again that you love me)

  • From: ivan
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    刘德华 - 再说一次我爱你

    This is a song called 再说一次我爱你 (zai shuo yi ci wo ai ni) by Andy Lau. His name in Chinese is 刘德华 or Liu de Hua. The english name for the song is "Say again that I love you."
    
    *Edited and Translated by Tsujigazm*

  • 2 years ago
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• Wang Fei / Faye Wong - Wings o Wang Fei / Faye Wong - Wings of Light

  • From: Tsujigazm
  • Description:
    This is a great song to karaoke and just amazingly amazing when you have had a little too much Sake and you are in a shop with your best buddy late at night eating the biggest pizza you have ever seen and watching some mannequin hardcore! (OOOH! MIKEY!) *sigh* so many memories! I hope you all enjoy it!! :)
  • 2 years ago
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• Wang Fei / Faye Wong - Eyes on Wang Fei / Faye Wong - Eyes on me Live at the Budokan

  • From: Tsujigazm
  • Description:
    This is a great song and it is sang so beautifully by Wang Fei! For all the gamers out there that have any ounce of taste in games, you will notice that it is the song from Final Fantasy 8. Nobuo Uematsu really does know how to pick 'em! :D Hope you enjoy!
  • 2 years ago
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• Wang Fei / Faye Wong - Love Le Wang Fei / Faye Wong - Love Letter to Myself

  • From: Tsujigazm
  • Description:
    This is a lovely song by the very talented Wang Fei has been a favourite of mine for quite a long time and seeing as there is hardly any Chinese music on here I thought I would break it in with this nice little number! Visit our lyrical sponsor at the bottom if you want to sing along!
  • 2 years ago
  • Views: 36

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• What i have been up to. What i have been up to.

  • From: Kurosawa
  • Description:

    Aside from optimising this site a little before release (as well as redesigning the home page with a seies of flash widgets) i have been having an asian movie marathon.
    I recently got a new Media drive enclosure that has the ability to render .srt and .sub subtitle files. What better way to test it out than to watch 10 subtitled movies?

    I watched chungking express and both death note movies again as well as the following i had never before seen.

    • My Mighty Princess
    • Whispering Corridors 1-4
    • Death Bell
    • My Wife is a Gangster 3 (I much prefered the first two tbh)
    • Sweet Rain
    • Neighbor 13

    I was most impressed with my mighty princess and sweet rain. As much as i like a good horror film (especially this close to halloween), I have to say those two stood out. Princess for its unique take on chinese martial arts movies and Sweet Rain for its use of characters and the way they influence each others lives (seing takeshi kaneshiro is such a role is odd too).

    The only thing that i disliked about My Mighty Princess was the soundtrack. I am not a fan of C-Rap.
    
    If you havn't seen either movie I suggest you watch them. :)

    Sweet Rain Trailer

     

    My Mighty Princess Trailer

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  • 2 years ago
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