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Shakespeare with a Korean Twist

( 2008-06-23 )

A Korean version of Shakespeare's Macbeth is one of the highlights of Korean Week, which kicked off in Beijing on June 18. It will combine with many traditional dance and music shows at the National Center for the Performing Arts.

The program will showcase Korean art and culture as planned by China's Ministry of Culture and Korea's Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism.

It is part of Beijing's Meet in Beijing Arts Festival, which celebrates the upcoming Games.

Six performing arts companies from South Korea are expected to offer Beijing audiences diverse dance, music and theatrical productions to demonstrate both traditional and contemporary arts.

The National Opera of Korea will bring the opera Match Made in Heaven to the Century Theater on June 28 and 29.

Directed by Yang Jeong Woong and conducted by Kim Deok Ki, the comedic opera tells of the clashes that exist between the strict marriage customs of Old Korea and the younger generation's pursuit for love and freedom.

The Seoul Performing Arts Company will perform The King's Jerster at the Century Theater on July 5 and 6. The musical includes a variety of traditional performance ranging from street operas to acrobatics.

The Korean musical, which is based on the 2005 South Korean blockbuster hit-film The King and the Clown - was drawn from Kim Tae-woong's play Yi. Kim's play has also enjoyed popularity in Southeast Asia, including China.

The Korean Arts Management Service has also organized South Korea's top three contemporary theater companies to give performances in the capital.

Theater Gol Mok Gil will show Beautiful Youth at the Chaoyang Nine Theaters from July 2 to 4. The play is about a father, who lost his job and his problem son, who does nothing but fool around all day.

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Study Chinese - Dining in Beijing

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Dining in Beijing

( 2008-06-27 )

As China's capital city, Beijing offers visitors an exhaustive variety of Chinese cuisine.

It is said that there are two things that you must do when visiting Beijing: One is to enjoy the roast duck and the other is to take a stroll on the Great Wall. There is simply quite nothing like a perfectly roasted duck with bronzed crispy skin and tender, succulent meat. There are literally
dozens of restaurants that serve this famous dish, but perhaps the best known are Quanjude and Bianyifang.

Imperial Cuisine is the foundation of Beijing cuisine. An imperial feast is characterized by complex preparation techniques and the freshest ingredients. It also can feature elaborate presentation including colorful vegetable carvings. Probably the finest expression of classic imperial cooking is
the Tan Jia Cuisine served at the Beijing Hotel.

Cuisine from many different cultures permeates the Beijing dining scene. With literally thousands of restaurants available, dining choices are practically unlimited.

Another kind of food you must taste is the Beijing Snack. There are probably 200 varieties of snacks in Beijing including Quick-Fried Tripe (Bao Du); Pot-stewed Tripe (Luzhu); Bean Soup (Dou Zhi) and Sweet Cake (Tang Huo Shao). Most of the snacks can be found throughout the city, but a prime
location is in the Qianmen Gate area.

A dazzling array of snacks from every corner of the country is available in Beijing. Longfusi, Wangfujing, Donghuamen and Gui Jie (Ghost Street) streets are other premier locations for these mouth-watering delights.

If you wish to take a break from Chinese cuisine, Beijing offers a vast number of foreign restaurants featuring dishes from virtually every location on the globe. Popular foreign dining spots include Hidden Tree (Mediterranean); Justine's at the Jianguo Hotel (French); Courtyard (Fusion);
Danieli's (Italian) and Matsuko (Japanese). Well-known fast food chains abound as well. You can always find KFC, Pizza Hut, and A&W Root Beer among others.

For further information, please visit the official website of the Beijing Tourism Administration:

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Chinese Character - Beijing Hospital Service Guide

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Chinese School - Packing list of Four Cases

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Learn Mandarin online - Sheng (male)

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Liu Xiu

Liu Xiu was the founding monarch of the Eastern Han Dynasty (25-220). Zhao Qi was an important general who participated in the founding of the dynasty and helped Liu ascend the throne, but his son was convicted of manslaughter. Liu Xiu, grateful to Zhao Qi's contribution, pardoned the death
punishment for his son's murder charge and persuaded Zhao Qi, with great sincerity, to withdraw his request to retire and return to his hometown, and stay in court service.

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Yang Yanhui

Yang Yanhui was an important general of the Northern Song Dynasty (960-1127) and the fourth son of Yang Juye, the renowned veteran of the time. Yang Yanhui was captured by and surrendered to the State of Liao during the war between the states of Song and Liao. He changed his name to Mu Yi and
became the son-in-law of the Emperor of Lioa. Sixteen years later when the states of Song and Liao were engaged in war again, Yang disclosed to the Princess his real identity as well as his longing for meeting his mother. With the help of the Princess, Yang passed the border to have a short
reunion with his family members.

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Xue Pinggui

Xue Pinggui was a character in the opera. He used to be a beggar, but was unexpectedly selected as husband by Wang Baochuan, the Prime Minister's daughter. But good times didn't last long before Xue fell victim to the treacherous court officials and was enlisted in the West Expedition Troop. Xue
later became a high-ranking official after years of military service in Xiliang, at sacrifice of being separated from his wife for eighteen years. Upon receiving his wife's letter written in blood delivered by dove, he hurried home. When they met at Wujia Slope and the truth was finally revealed,
the couple recognized each other and got reunited.

Repertoire:Wujia Slope

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Chinese Character - "Rhyme of Dunhuang" Shows in Syria

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"Rhyme of Dunhuang" Shows in Syria

The famous Chinese musical dance "The rhyme of Dunhuang" which reflects Dunhuang's thousands years of culture will be shown on the opening ceremony of "Chinese Art Festival" in Syria On April 2 . This is the second time "The rhyme of Dunhuang" being on show after a performance in Kazakhstan on
behalf of our country in 2006.

"The rhyme of Dunhuang" is a classical piece of Chinese stage performance based on the fresco stories from Mogao Grottoes and rural mythologies. It combines various of musical dance acts such as "Music from the Heaven," "Dancing to the lute," and "The Beat of Lei Gong" with mythologies and
Buddhist stories such as "Fairy from the moon," "The beautifully-voiced bird," and "Kwan-yin with a thousand hands," both singing, dancing, and music is employed in the performance. The whole performance consists of 12 chapters named "Flying to the sky," "Sweet sound," "Dancing in feather
vesture," "Beautifully-voiced birds," "The fish in the celestial fount," "Kwan-yin with a thousand hands," "Festive event in Mogao" and so on.

The overture "Sounds of Nature" extends people's compliment to the fresco artists and the fancy to the fresco they created; the dance "Holy Land" exhibits the scene in which two fairies fly out of the fresco and dance gently; the musical dance "Flying to the Sky" represents people’s admiration
to the flying fairies and their yearnings for a beautiful life; the lute solo "Battlefield" depicts the scene in which the officers and soldiers fighting fiercely and bravely on the battlefield of ancient China and their thirst for a harmonious and peaceful life; the dance "Sweet Sound" exhibits
the verve of Chinese ancient music and dance elaborately through the fairies playing lute and gentle dance; the Chinese zither performance "Heroic guise" displays a scene in which young royal girls practiced Kungfu a thousand years ago whereas the dance "Dancing in Feather Vesture" shows the
magnificence and gracefulness of Chinese ancient royal music and dance; percussion dance "The Spirit of the Beat" recurs the braveness of ancient soldiers; in the dance "Beautifully-voiced bird", the fairy bird blesses people with good fortune and harmony; the solo "Bless in the camel’s Bel"
wishes the people happy and safe; the glittering hands in the dance "Kwan-Yin with a thousand hands" symbolize luckiness and their various of gestures enchant the spectators.

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HSK Exam - Dance Drama Tang Wan, Rediscovering Classical Beauty

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Dance Drama Tang Wan, Rediscovering Classical Beauty

A Chinese dance drama telling a great love story between Lu You (1125-1210) and Tang Wan, both famous ancient Chinese poets, was performed March 8–10 at the China Grand Theater.

A splendid combination of traditional Chinese culture and modernity, Tang Wan was adapted from a screenplay by Wang Chuanliang and was presented by the Beijing Dance Academy, the top dance school in China.

Lu You and Tang Wan’s story happened at Shen Garden in the Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279). Lu and his cousin Tang were grew up together and loved each other deeply, but because of interference by their family they had to separate. Many years later, they met up again at the Shen Garden. The
sentimental poet wrote a sad and moving poem for his beloved and Tang wrote a poem in reply. Lu’s love for Tang lasted the rest of his life, after she passed away in loneliness. The two poems Lu and Tang wrote are engraved in a monument in the garden today.

Wang Chuanliang visited Shen’s Garden several times during his service in Jiaxing, Zhejiang Province. Touched by the story of Lu and Tang, he wrote the screenplay for Tang Wan. After more than 800 years, the story of Tang and Lu has proven to be a timeless classic. It’s hard to define right
and wrong in this heartbreaking story of a woman’s tragedy. However, the classical beauty of traditional Chinese women exemplified by Tang and her selfless love are rarities in the frenzy of our contemporary society. The theme delivered by the drama with its elegant body gestures is an eternal
theme: true love lasts forever.

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Chinese School - 'Charm of China' Tours Western World

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'Charm of China' Tours Western World

A performing arts tour is traveling around the Western world in order to present three groundbreaking performances mixed with Chinese and Western elements.

''Peking opera ''Hamlet''

''Peking opera ''Hamlet''

Chinese actors perform Peking opera based on the story of Shakespeare' s tragedy Hamlet at the Theatre Mogador in Paris, France on Feb. 11, 2008.

The tour was orchestrated by the Shanghai Municipal Administration of Culture, Radio, Film & TV, and sponsored by the Shanghai International Cultural Communication Association and Eastern Shanghai International Culture Film & Television Group. The Shanghai Eastern Charm and Arts Culture Corp
produced the tour.

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Learning Mandarin - Li Xiaogang's Atelier won Nitten Award

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Li Xiaogang’s tempera oil painting “Atelier” is said to have won a special award at the 39th Nitten, the most popular of all the great art organizations in Japan, according to news from tom.com. This is the third time for Li to won a Japanese award in recent two years.

Li’s Atelier is appraised as to have “excellent descriptive force and technique.” The delicate composition of two nude women in the center of the painting created a unique fanciful world.

After graduated from art department of PLA Art Academy, Li continued his study in Japan and Italy. In 2002, he painted a fresco for a modern Buddhism hall in Osaka, which is now the largest tempera mural painting in the world.

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China Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble (National Song and Dance Ensemble)

The China Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble (National Song and Dance Ensemble) is a national performance entity, established in 2005 through the merger of the China National Song and Dance Ensemble and the Oriental Song and Dance Ensemble. Dedicated to perpetuating China's brilliant traditional
culture and promoting Sino-foreign cultural relations, the ensemble has brought its performances to countries and regions all over the world. It has not only won great acclaim for China and the Chinese people, but also developed into a unique ambassador of Chinese culture.

It represents the highest achievements in Chinese music and dance. As a national keypoint performance entity, it embodies both China's distinctive culture and its national advancement.

Contact Information:

Presenter：China Oriental Song And Dance Ensemble
Contact: Tian Junli
Telephone: 010-6467-3302
Fax: 010-6467-4754
Email: dfgwt2005@sohu.com
Address: No. 4 East 3rd Ring North Road, Chaoyang District, Beijing
Post Code: 100027

Introduction:

This program consists of song and dance pieces taken from a number of famous classical stories. Among them are Rosy Clouds at Dawn, a portrayal of the life of immortals in heaven; the idyllic Greeting the Moon; Young Woman, Drifting Flowers, which takes place in the grand courtyard of the Red
Mansion of literary fame; and Love Versus Duty, adapted from the opera Farewell My Concubine. Also included are The Glorious Qin Battle Array, which depicts the terracotta warriors of the First Qin Emperor; Ta'ge, a traditional collective line dance performed by elegant women; the highly artistic
percussion dance piece Drumbeats Shake the Heavens; Swirling Brocade, with its gracefully fluttering handkerchiefs; and the many exciting songs of Poetry of the Ages. This excitingly contemporary production, with its spectacular staging and performance, offers the audience a fresh and lasting
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The ability to think about cultural problems and the ability to search for personal expression are two parallels that exist between artistic expression in both the East and the West. Artists trained in China during the 20th century received very strict training in the realist styles of painting.
Though artists from the East and West have different reasons and approaches to abstract art, they share the same aesthetic logic in their decision to break away from the orthodox training to seek free expression and a thorough an understanding of one’s in innermost being.










Artists: Li Huasheng, Lin Yan, Liu Zijian, Qiu Shihua, shen Chen, Wang Chuan, Chihung Yang, Zhou Li

Curator: Huang Zhuan

Organizer: OCT Contemporary Art Terminal of the He Xiangning Art Museum

Co-Organizers: Art Now Gallery, Hanart TZ Gallery, Artist Commune, ChinaSquare

Sponsor: J&J Art Fund, USA

Dates and Venues:

June 1 to July 1,2007 OCT Contemporary Art Terminal, Shenzhen

August 2 to Sep. 1,2007 Art Now Gallery, Beijing

Sep. 29 to Oct. 17,2007 Artist Commune, Hong Kong

Feb.1 to March 1, 2008 China Square Gallery, New York





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