Ideas That Changed the World 1 of 10 - Architecture 1 of 2 - BBC Science Documentary

Ideas That Changed the World 1 of 10 - Architecture 1 of 2 - BBC Science Documentary, recorded 31.10.2010 Responsibilites for the project included designing and building the web platform, uploading and syndicating the content, running a weekly blog and debate forum, and manaing the social media platforms. About the series: Our world has been transformed by inspired ideas that we take for granted. Wherever we go, whatever we eat, however we live, it has all been shaped by Eureka moments. And these ideas are continuing to shape our future, the ideas that changed our world. Ideas That Changed The World reveals the innovative ideas that have dramatically changed our lives and enhanced the world we live in. The jet engine; radio waves; concrete; antibiotics -- these are just some of the world-changing ideas explored in this engaging journey through the history of man's inventions and discoveries, all of which have shaped our understanding of the world and affect our daily lives. Over the course of six programmes, the series contemplates the impact these great ideas will continue to have on our future, and how they came to be world changing ideas in the first place. Their unique stories are told by experts who have been inspired and those whose work follows in the footsteps of the men and women whose great ideas changed the world - an international cast of top scientists, architects, historians, physicians and business leaders. Our 'Champions' include New York chef David Chang ...



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Chinese Weightlifting Documentary (Part 1)

A very interesting documentary on Chen Jingkai, the first Chinese lifter to set a world record and the roots of Chinese Weightlifting. Produced by CCTV10 (China). The film is in Chinese. Here is a brief description by Dan Hwang (China): * Chen Jingkai born 1935. As a little boy, he loved to play basketball but was very short. So his teacher suggested he take up weightlifting. He started off with wood and concrete weights. (minute 3:45). * 1955: China's weightlifter's lagged behind those of USA and USSR. The Chinese lifters couldn't CJ the press weights of the other two countries. Chen Jingkai then added 40 kg to his total in four months. * 1956: at a China-USSR meet held in Shanghai, Chen CJ's 133@56, exceeding the world record. * 1957 Moscow: on his third attempt CJ, Chen Jinkai asks for 140, even though 136 would have been enough to break the world record. Makes the lift. * 1964: after 10 world records, Chen Jingkai retires from lifting to become coach. Under his tutelage, his little brother Chen Manlin sets press world record of 118 (21:50). * 1966: The little brother Chen Manlin adopts a strategy of weighing less than the his competitor and simply matching his competitor lift-for-lift. * 1970-1973: Weightlifting in China is completely abolished due to the Cultural Revolution. Chen and his lifters work in a factory. * 1979: One of Chen Jingkai's lifers, Chen Weiqiang, sets CJ world record 151.5@56. (minute 30:50) He goes on to win gold at the 1984 olympics, lifting I ...



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