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Jiangxin Jin is a documentary filmmaker, video producer and editor with a Masters in News & Documentary from New York University's Arthur L. Carter Journalism Institute. She recorded interviews for the Coney Island History Project in 2018 and will start her new job at BBC Beijing in 2019. Jiangxin holds a Dual B.A. in Journalism and Management from Tsinghua University in Beijing, where she produced, shot and edited a documentary Outlander, telling the story of a 74-year-old Japanese orphan adopted and raised by a Chinese family after WWII. She is fluent in Mandarin and English.
Interviews
Living in Gravesend, artist from China's Mount Lu feels closest to home at Coney Island Creek
Yi Xin Tong is an artist from Mount Lu in China, where he grew up learning calligraphy, poetry and fishing from his grandfather. At Coney Island Creek, which he describes as "the place that I can feel closest to home in New York," Yi Xin spends his...
Living in Gravesend, artist from China's Mount Lushan feels closest to home at Coney Island Creek
This interview was conducted and recorded in Mandarin Chinese. Read Jiangxin Jin's transcript and English translation below.
Yi Xin Tong is an artist from Mount Lushan, China, where he grew up learning calligraphy, poetry and fishing from his...