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161. Japanese Cartoons, "Eye Candy" for Chinese Kids
The Japanese have done it again, finding and capturing a market where nobody thought one existed. Thousands of unsuspecting Chinese suddenly woke up one morning to find themselves awash in (are you
Author: YU YUE Year 1994 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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162. The World Through Children's Eyes
OWNING A camera has become an everyday thing for most Chinese, especially for children, growing numbers of whom are getting a chance to express their creativity and feelings through the lens of a
Author: YU XIANGJUN Year 1994 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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163. The Banpo Line: Materials With a Message
CLOTHING HAS been an integral part of society since the dawn of human history. In antiquity the main decorative motifs for garments were animals and plants, which can still be seen in the remains of
Author: YU XIANGJUN Year 1995 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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164. Mo Huilan
AT THE 12th Asian Games, held in Hiroshima, Japan, in October 1994, 15-year-old Chinese gymnast Mo Huilan won five gold medals in a superb series of performances that left even her fellow athletes
Author: YU XIANGJUN Year 1995 Issue 7 PDF HTML
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165. Peking Opera
PEKING OPERA, also called "the national opera of China," is one of the country's major traditional opera forms. Its formation may be traced back to 150 years ago when an opera troupe of Huidiao from
Author: YU CONG Year 1996 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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166. The Art of Chinese Cartooning
ALTHOUGH CHINESE painting has a history of more than 4,000 years, Chinese cartooning is less than 100 years old. Cartoons first appeared in the Middle Kingdom during the waning days of the Qing
Author: YU LING Year 1996 Issue 5 PDF HTML
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167. Kunju Opera
KUNJU OPERA, also called Kunqu, is one of China's ancient operas. Originating in the area of Kunshan in southern China's Jiangsu Province, the opera enjoys a history of more than 600 years.Initially,
Author: YU CONG Year 1996 Issue 6 PDF HTML
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168. Champion of Chinese Culture
JACK CHEN, a man of high intellectual calibre, died a year ago in Berkeley, California. Few people this century have had a life as rich, if sometimes complicated, as Jack's. A long-time colleague,
Author: YU LING Year 1996 Issue 8 PDF HTML
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169. Tibet Arts School
Keeping traditional culture alive, something very important to Tibetans.IN A large gymnasium in the western suburbs of Lhasa, the capital of Tibet Autonomous Region, 16-year-old Gyaincain Norbu and
Author: YU XIANGJUN Year 1997 Issue 3 PDF HTML
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170. Going to the Mississippi
In the spring of this year the publication of two books - Going to the Mississippi and Going to the Balkans brought a breath of fresh air to Beijing's cultural world. Soon afterward, people began
Author: YU XI Year 1997 Issue 10 PDF HTML