Affected by the epidemic, the Shanghai Library has been temporarily closed since March 10.
On days when you can't walk into the library, readers can continue to enjoy the services pictured above on the cloud.
Starting tonight, the cultural feast prepared for readers in the picture above will be launched on various platforms such as the Shanghai Library Messenger WeChat Video Account, the Shanghai Library Douyin, the Shanghai Library Messenger Weibo, and the Archimedean Community of the Shanghai Library.
The first wave of cultural feasts, a total of 14 exciting activities.
When you can't go out, you can go with the above picture "Art Up", come to listen to the cloud lecture, and read more books together.
Event schedule
Introduction to the event
March 18 at 7:00 PM
Public welfare classroom for epidemic prevention and control
Guard the hearts of students and grow up with the "epidemic"
Recently, the epidemic has rebounded, the classroom has shifted to online, and in addition to bringing many inconveniences to people's lives, the epidemic has had an impact on children's mental health. Now is a critical moment in the prevention and control of the epidemic, and we are together to fight the "epidemic".
In this issue, Mr. Chen Siwei, a child psychiatrist at the Mental Health Center Affiliated to East China Normal University and a member of the Psychological Emergency Service Management Committee of the Shanghai Psychological Association, was invited to bring public lectures to the children. Mr. Chen has rich practice and research in the fields of diagnosis, psychotherapy, sand travel therapy and painting therapy for children and adolescents with psychological and mental disorders.
Recommended Reading:
"Psychological Protection Manual for Primary and Secondary School Students and Parents During the Anti-epidemic Period", edited by Shen Zhifei and Wang Hongming, East China Normal University Press
March 19 at 2:00 PM
Cloud lecture above
Two Faces of Nihilism – Reading Ulysses
On the occasion of the centenary of the first edition of Ulysses, the lecture above invited Professor Dai Rongrong, who translated the Heavenly Book of Finnegan, a translation of European literature, to analyze the characters in Ulysses and reveal the inspiration they can bring to us today by perusing the first chapter of Ulysses.
Ulysses Translation Forest Publishing House [Love] James Joyce translated by Xiao Qian and Wen Jieruo
Special Note: This event was broadcast through the bilibili [Shanghai Library] live broadcast room
March 19 at 7:00 PM
"Accompanying children's hearts with stories"
This event will focus on the pressure and impact of online teaching and home learning on students under the epidemic.
Wang Jikun, member of the Marriage and Family Committee of the Chinese Psychological Association and school of psychology and cognitive science of East China Normal University, will accompany children's hearts with stories in this issue.
Changing Thinking, Embracing Growth: Psychological Strategies for Regulating Adolescent Stress and Emotions, East China Normal University Press, translated by Luise Raymond, East China Normal University Press
20 March at 19:00
"With educators, educational opportunities under the epidemic"
The pressure and challenges brought by online video education to teachers under the epidemic.
In the context of online video education, how do teachers interact with students in multiple ways? What about children who can't turn in their homework on time? How do I interact with different kids online? How to establish a good school-family relationship to jointly promote children's efficient online classes? How do teachers coordinate the relationship between their family and work? This lecture will explore them one by one.
Educational Psychology (Third Edition), Edited by Hu Yi, East China Normal University Press
21 March at 19:00
Memories of a hundred classrooms
Why we call it yi civilian women's school - "The Dawn of the Towel" creation sharing meeting
Reminisce about the hundred classrooms online and approach the "first step to a new society" together.
Listen to Teacher Yang Xiuli, author of the book "The Dawn of the Towel - The Beginning and End of the First Civilian Girls' School of the Communist Party of China" in the Shanghai People's Publishing House's "Red Starting Point", and tell you the wonderful story of how Ding Ling, Wang Jianhong, Qian Xijun, Wang Yizhi, Qin Dejun, and other great women walked into Shikumen with the idea of pursuing women's liberation and equality between men and women, walked into civilian girls' schools, and successively participated in the revolution and ushered in women's liberation.
"The Dawn of the Towel: The Beginning and End of the CCP's First Civilian Girls' School", Yang Xiuli, Shanghai People's Publishing House
22 March at 19:00
Strive to break the thorns of our future - "Sonorous Overture" creation sharing session
From its establishment in August 1921 to the birth of the All-China Federation of Trade Unions in May 1925, in just three years and nine months, the Secretariat of the Chinese Labor Union created a number of "firsts".
In this online class, we lead readers to approach the Secretariat of the Chinese Labor Union, which has created several "firsts", and to the "Red Starting Point" series of books "Sonorous Overture - The Secretariat of the Chinese Labor Combination" of the Shanghai People's Publishing House.
"Sonorous Overture - The Secretariat of the Chinese Labor Union" by Wang Mengmeng, Shanghai People's Publishing House
24 March at 19:00
Let's start with the novel "One Hundred Years on the Sea"
Shanghai is the birthplace of the Chinese Communist Party and China's first generation of industrial workers. The century-old history of Shanghai is the history of the rise and growth of industrial workers.
The famous writers Guan Xinsheng and Guan Yancao' father and daughter, with their new work "A Hundred Years on the Sea", will tell the story of the struggle of the Chinese working class in 1921 to 2021, 100 years, breathing together with the Communist Party and sharing hardships, showing the strength and destiny of the working class in different eras.
"One Hundred Years on the Sea" (three volumes), China Workers Publishing House Guan Xinsheng, Guan Yancao
25 March at 19:00
Don't Be Lost! Isn't it infectious diseases" online sharing
Well-known Japanese environmental journalist and environmental scientist Ishihiroyuki in his new book "Don't Be Lost! Isn't it the Infectious Diseases that reads: "The epidemic of infectious diseases in the world ... The time will come when it is forgotten. As long as humanity lives on Earth, it cannot be completely freed from infectious diseases because it is "part of biological evolution since the birth of life."
Don't Be Lost! Zhao Yifei, an associate professor at the Antai School of Economics and Management at Shanghai Jiao Tong University, one of the translators of "Infectious Diseases", leads the reader into a huge microbial universe that is invisible to the naked eye and ubiquitous and closely related to humans.
Don't Be Lost! Isn't it an Infectious Disease", by Shi Hongzhi of Shanghai People's Publishing House; translated by Wan Yi and Zhao Yifei
26 March at 1:00 PM
Read the declassified archives and walk into the revolutionary past of the Chinese Communist Party in Shanghai - the "Red Archives" creation sharing meeting
Shanghai is the birthplace of the Communist Party of China, and the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China was located in Shanghai from 1922 to 1933, giving Shanghai a deep red gene. During this period, what thrilling revolutionary events occurred in Shanghai, and how was the party's organizational building gradually perfected? This lecture selects a wealth of archival historical materials and tells them in depth.
"Red Archives", East China Normal University Press, Li Yilu (forthcoming)
26 March at 19:00
Cloud talk Shanghai
"Pidgin North: History and Landscape" sharing session
"Pidgin" is a special image of shanghai in modern times, and it is also an important cultural symbol of Shanghai culture.
Chen Zuen, professor of modern Chinese history and special researcher of the Institute of History of the Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences, will lead readers to visit the city's humanities and appreciate modern history, through the old brick and stone scenery, discover the first Japanese trading company that entered Shanghai, the famous place that traced the cultural exchange between China and Japan at the end of the Qing Dynasty, and the Western restaurant that led the Shanghai customs...
Recommended reading: North of Pidgin: History and Landscape by Chen Zuen, Shanghai People's Publishing House
27 March at 1:00 PM
"Shanghai Hanging Circle Room Revealed" sharing meeting
Well-known writer Zhu Yafu and architectural archive expert Lou Chenghao will share the new book "Shanghai Hanging Circle House Revealed" for readers. This book focuses on revealing the rich Chinese culture contained in shanghai's twisted circle houses. It can be said that this book is a treasure of Shanghai's hanging house research, and its publication has enriched the history of Chinese folk houses and enriched and expanded the history of modern residence in Shanghai.
Recommended reading: "Shanghai Hanging Circle Room Revealed" by Zhu Yafu and Lou Chenghao, Shanghai Education Publishing House
27 March at 14:00
Nostalgia, the Roots and Souls of Chinese
In this lecture, Yang Yongfa, a humanistic photography traveler and director of the Shanghai Art Photography Association, will focus on nostalgia, ponder the roots and souls of Chinese, and explore with us: where do we start from, and where will we go?
27 March at 19:00
"Emotional Management and Positive Mindset Shaping under the Epidemic"
Associate Professor Wang Yanmei of the School of Psychology and Cognitive Science of East China Normal University will focus on the psychological theory of positive emotions and the latest empirical research results in the lecture, understand the scientific laws of human rapidly changing emotions from a scientific perspective, and guide people to form a scientific concept of happiness in which positive emotions and negative emotions coexist in harmony.
The Power of Positive Emotions: The Double-Edged Sword of Happiness, Wang Yanmei, Shanghai Education Publishing House
27 March at 20:00
"Identify the trend of science and technology, seize growth opportunities"
In order to further enhance the public's understanding and understanding of the key directions of science and technology, understand scientific and technological innovation from a global perspective, and grasp future growth opportunities in a timely manner, this issue of live broadcast invites scientific researchers who have been engaged in relevant research in the field of scientific and technological innovation for a long time, participated in Shanghai's scientific and technological planning and technology foresight for a long time, and are familiar with and understand key areas such as energy development, urban people's livelihood, and biomedicine, to jointly discuss the key directions and important opportunities for future scientific and technological development.
The material of this article is synthesized from the WeChat public account of Shanghai Library