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Step-by-step beginner line dance instructions set to "Marry You" by Bruno Mars, detailing movements, turns, and optional styles across four sections.
Year: 2024
Month: October
Choreographer: Heru Tian (INA)
Music: Marry You - Bruno Mars
Level: Beginner
Count: 32
Wall: 4
Type: Line dance choreography
Audience: Wedding participants
Email: [email protected]
Occasion: Wedding of Kelvin & Flara on October 20th, 2024
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Snog Marry Avoid? – Codes and Conventions of Reality TV and Audience Interaction
Year: 2008–2010s
Region / City: United Kingdom
Genre: Reality TV
Type of Document: Programme analysis
Broadcaster: BBC Three
Target Audience: Females and males aged 16–34
Key Participants: POD, show host, support-host, public participants
Focus: Beauty standards, natural vs. artificial appearance
Programme Format: Unscripted with presenter guidance
Broadcast Time: Weekdays at 19:30
Audience Engagement: Public voting and commentary
Intended Message: Promotion of natural beauty
Xiaofei Tian: Academic Profile and Publications in Chinese Literature and East Asian Studies
Year of Birth: 1971
Institution: Harvard University
Department: Department of East Asian Languages and Civilizations
Position: Ford Foundation Professor of East Asian Studies (2024–)
Previous Positions: Professor of Chinese Literature (2006–2024), Associate Professor of Chinese Literature (2005–2006), Preceptor in Chinese (2000–2005), Assistant Professor of Chinese Literature, Cornell University (1999–2000), Visiting Assistant Professor of Chinese Literature, Colgate University (1998–1999)
Education: PhD in Comparative Literature, Harvard University, 1998; MA in English Literature, University of Nebraska-Lincoln, 1991; BA in English Literature, Beijing University, 1989
Publications: Monographs, Translated Volumes, Edited Volumes, Books in Chinese, Refereed Journal Articles and Book Chapters in English
Research Areas: Early Medieval China, Chinese Literature, Literary Translation, Travel Writing, Poetics, Cultural Studies
Languages: Chinese, English
Website: http://scholar.harvard.edu/xtian/
Topics: Heru Marry Tian