Inside and outside the painting - a masterpiece of painting that has been handed down for generations
Time: February 18 (Friday) 13:30-15:00
Where: Art Wild Video Number
Speaker: Shao Qi (Professor, Master Supervisor, School of Fine Arts, Shanghai Normal University)
On the afternoon of February 18th, Professor Shao Qi, a famous art historian and Chinese painter, opened the "Ancient Chinese Art and Aesthetic Series" for the Minglun Cultural Lecture Hall: Inside and Outside the Painting - A Masterpiece of Painting passed down from generation to generation. The lecture will start from the world-famous painting unearthed at Mawangdui, tell the story of early Chinese painting techniques, shapes and aesthetics, and interpret the stories behind art.
Why "breaking the circle": The aesthetic resources and cultural code of "national tide"
Time: February 18 (Friday) 14:00-17:00
Venue: Tencent Conference (ID: 971185541)
Guests: Zhang Fa (Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, School of Literature and Journalism, Sichuan University), Deng Youling (Vice Dean of Beijing Dance Academy), Liu Chengji (Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, School of Philosophy, Beijing Normal University), Tan Shengguang (Curator of Tsinghua University Art Museum), etc
In recent years, with the creative inheritance of China's local culture in many fields, traditional aesthetics have frequently led to new cultural trends and realized overseas "out of the circle", and the "national tide" that has blossomed everywhere in social life is no longer just an accidental collision between traditional culture and manufacturing, it also means a new organic integration of classical and modern in the context of the rise of great powers. In order to deeply study and summarize the successful experience of "breaking the circle" of "National Tide" culture, and excavate and explore the traditional aesthetic resources and cultural codes behind it, the Institute of Chinese Culture of the China Academy of Arts, the Institute of Arts Studies, and the Magazine of Literary and Art Studies jointly held a seminar on "Why 'Breaking the Circle' - Aesthetic Resources and Cultural Codes of 'National Tide'", inviting many experts and scholars in the fields of classical aesthetics, dance, literature and traditional culture to discuss relevant issues from multiple angles.
Mei Lanfang's 1930 Visit to the United States and the "Secret" of Successful People-to-People Diplomacy
Time: February 19 (Saturday) 9:00-11:00
Venue: ZOOM Conference
Speaker: Hong Chaohui (Professor of History, Fortenmo University, New York, USA)
The lecture will systematically display the success of Mei Lanfang's visit to the United States in 1930 through the first-hand English original archives and materials, analyze the elements of Mei Lanfang's successful folk Peking Opera diplomacy, reflect on why Mei Lanfang's former glory is difficult to reproduce, and explore the enlightenment of Mei Lanfang's success to today's Sino-US cultural diplomacy and cultural localization. On the occasion of commemorating the 50th anniversary of President Nixon's visit to China, Mei Lanfang's efforts to disseminate diplomacy and culture in Peking Opera are helpful to ponder the true meaning of "the East Sea and the West Sea, the same heart and the same heart", promote the positive interaction between "learning from the West to the East" and "passing on from the west to the west in middle schools", and find ways to ease the tension between China and the United States today.
International Sport with China and the World, 1895-2022
Time: February 20 (Sunday) 9:00-10:30
Speaker: Kwok-Ki tsui (Professor, Kerry Group Foundation, Chair, History of Globalization, The University of Hong Kong)
The Chinese Historical Society in the United States opened the History Matters online forum, the first lecture in conjunction with the Winter Olympics, and invited Professor Xu Guoqi, a predecessor of the Society and a Kerry Chair Professor at the University of Hong Kong, to give a lecture on "International Sports and China and the World, 1895-2022".
Willingness and Emotion: The Causality of Action in Cartesian Psycho-Physiology
Time: February 20 (Sunday) 19:00-21:00
Venue: Tencent Conference (ID: 702872685)
Speaker: She Ruidan (Researcher, Institute of Philosophy, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
In the lecture, we will consider the extension of the initiative and motivation of the function of the mind in Descartes' physiological-psychological approach, and we will be concerned with the question: What is the relationship between the subject's will and emotion? According to Descartes' definition, will is the active function of the mind and emotion is the active function of the mind, but is there a complete rupture between the two? Is the experience of emotion determined solely by a given physiological structure and situation, or is it also dependent to some extent on the active participation of the agent? How are emotions different from other emotional contents of the mind, such as our perception of colors and smells, or our feelings of hunger, pain, and so on? Do they differ only on the distinction between physiological structure and function or on the relationship between them and the actions of the subject? In the context of daily life, we will say that I should listen to my original intention, pursue my own love, etc., what is the original intention, what is "my" love? As the content of the mind of the movable, love, hate, sorrow, and joy do not come from my will by definition, so in what sense can it be said that they belong to me and not just happen to me? Does the will's identification with these emotional tendencies reflect its freedom or its finiteness? Is it enough for the emotion to be strong enough to push us to complete an action without the need for willing participation? In other words, does the explanation of the motivation to act necessarily need to include the dimension of will? With these questions in mind, we enter the discussion of the relationship between emotion and will.
Trace the origins of modern economic thought
Time: February 24 (Thursday) 20:00-21:00
Speaker: Emily Erikson (Associate Professor of Sociology, Yale University)
Emily Erikson, associate professor of sociology at Yale University and director of the Yale Fox International Scholarship, delved into the revolution of economic thought that took place between 1570 and 1720 in her new book, Trade and the State: How Corporation and Politics Reshaped Economic Thought. On 24 February, we met with Professor Erikson to chat online about her subversive book, which traces the origins of modern economic thought.
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Beijing | the bottom layer of fracturing
Time: February 18 (Friday) 19:00-21:00
Location: PageOne Bookstore, No. 28 Chengfu Road, Haidian District
Guests: Luo Xin (Professor, Department of History, Peking University), Yan Fei (Associate Professor, Department of Sociology, Tsinghua University), Liu Suri (Founder of All Saints Book Park)
A small town, not in Africa, not in Asia, not in any third world country, it is located in the Appalachian region of Pennsylvania, usa—where the richest minerals are, but the poorest people are. "How could such a thing happen in the United States?" Pulitzer Prize-winning nonfiction title, "The Bottom of Fracking," confronts this problem. On the evening of February 18, historian Luo Xin, Associate Professor Yan Fei of the Department of Sociology of Tsinghua University, and Liu Suri, founder of All Saints Book Park, will be guests at The PageOne Wudaokou store to think and discuss with readers about what is written in the book and the "fracked bottom" in real society.
Beijing | symposium to commemorate the anniversary of Su Guoxun's death
When: Saturday, February 19 at 14:00
Venue: Conference Room 208, Jingyuan Second Courtyard, Peking University, No. 5 Summer Palace Road, Haidian District
Guests: Qu Jingdong (Professor of Sociology, Peking University, Doctoral Supervisor), Gu Pinglan (Su Guoxun's family), Zhou Feizhou (Dean of the Department of Sociology, Peking University, Professor), Jeff Alexander (Professor of Yale University, USA), etc
On February 1, 2021, Mr. Su Guoxun, a famous social theorist in mainland China, a researcher at the Institute of Sociology of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences and an adjunct professor of the Department of Sociology of Peking University, passed away. On the occasion of the anniversary of Mr. Su Guoxun's death, more than forty years after the reconstruction of Chinese sociology, all parties have gathered together to commemorate the pioneering style on the one hand, to re-examine the significance of social theory in sociological research on the other hand, and to further discuss the direction of the construction of cultural China, which is very necessary and the best inheritance of Mr. Su Guoxun's spiritual heritage.
Beijing | Zhang Hate Water is the Mandarin Duck Butterfly Sect? One by one, Xie Xizhang wrote the sharing meeting of "Zhang Hate Water Biography"
When: Saturday, February 19 at 14:30
Venue: Lama Temple, 1st Floor, Tower B, Lama Temple One Center, No. 51 West Street, Dongcheng District
Speaker: Xie Xizhang (cultural scholar, critic, writer)
The advent of "The Golden Powder Family" and "Laughter Karma" made Zhang Hexhui's reputation reach its peak, and he was also classified into the "Mandarin Duck Butterfly Sect", and even ranked first among the "Mandarin Butterfly". Although Zhang Hexhui himself had no contact with the "Mandarin Duck Butterfly Sect" and had never published works in his main journal "Saturday", he was still regarded as "the representative of the Mandarin Duck Butterfly Sect writers of the feudal remnants", and was criticized and criticized for a long time, resulting in Zhang Hexhui's embarrassing position in the history of modern literature, "there is no place for Zhang Hexhui in the curriculum of modern literature". In recent years, with the re-recognition and re-evaluation of Zhang Hexhui, some people believe that Zhang Hateshui is not only the "Mandarin Duck Butterfly Sect", and some people think that Zhang Hateshui has nothing to do with the "Mandarin Duck Butterfly Sect". So, is Zhang Hexhui really a Mandarin Duck Butterfly Sect? On the afternoon of February 19, Xie Xizhang, the author and cultural scholar of "The Biography of Zhang Hate Water", will come to the Yonghe Book Court to tell the story of an "unknown" Zhang Hate Shui, a neglected Zhang Hate Shui, and a misunderstood Zhang Hate Shui.
Beijing | released a new book: "The Way Spring Comes", meeting old gods and new heroes
Time: February 20 (Sunday) 13:30-15:30
Venue: Middle Art Museum, No. 50 Xingshikou Road, Haidian District
Guests: Gu Shi (science fiction writer), Early Morning (popular science writer, science fiction writer, screenwriter), Wu Shuang (science fiction writer, screenwriter, translator), Xiu Xinyu (science fiction writer)
On February 20, the Middle Art Museum and Micro Image Culture jointly held a new book released the novel collection "The Way Spring Comes". We are honored to invite four writers – Gu Shi, Chen Chen, Wu Shuang and Xiu Xinyu – who will combine their personal creative experiences to talk about how to rediscover the connection between fantasy and traditional Chinese history, and reshape a new path of exploration through myth and folklore.
Does Beijing | Marx "not consider capitalism unjust"?
Time: February 21 (Monday) 18:00-19:30
Venue: Room 401, Lide Teaching Building, Chinese Min University, No. 59 Zhongguancun Street, Haidian District
Speaker: Zang Fengyu (Professor, School of Philosophy, Chinese Min University)
Since February 21, the School of Philosophy of Chinese University, the Wu Yuzhang Course Ideological and Political Master Studio, and the Interdisciplinary Interdisciplinary Platform of National Governance Modernization and Applied Ethics of Chinese University have solemnly launched the philosophy dialogue class "This Shore of Thinking: Hot Issues in Contemporary Philosophy". The dialogue class will be held for 13 sessions, with a total of 26 guests invited and the horizons intersecting. The first lecture invited Professor Zang Fengyu of the Philosophy Institute of the National People's Congress to give a lecture and had a dialogue with Professor Wang Li.
Shanghai | Life on stage: "Beyond Stanislavsky" Book Sharing Session
Location: 3rd Floor, Rong Study Room, No. 150 Pucheng Road, Pudong New Area
Guests: Li Mengze (Director of Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center), Wei Jiayi (Founder of "Good Drama")
How did good performance and real emotion affect the actors on stage? What is the difference between the expression in our daily life and the expression of professional actors on stage? We can't talk about these issues around Stanislavsky. Good performance is to live and feel authentically on stage, so the answers to these questions can also help us to re-understand ourselves. On the evening of February 18, Li Mengze, director of Shanghai Dramatic Arts Center, and Wei Jiayi, founder of "Good Drama", will visit Lujiazui To take the opportunity of the publication of the new book "Beyond Stanislavsky" to chat with readers about life on stage.
The Shanghai | the historical logic, trend of the times, strategic foresight and diplomatic art of the Shanghai Communiqué
When: Saturday, February 19 at 9:00
Venue: Multi-functional Hall of Shanghai Tongzhi Exhibition Hall, 4th Floor, East Library, Shanghai Library, No. 300 Yingchun Road, Pudong New Area
Speaker: Yang Jiemian (Director of academic advisory committee, researcher and doctoral supervisor of Shanghai Institute of International Studies)
This year marks the 50th anniversary of President Nixon's visit to China and the publication of the Shanghai Communiqué. The Shanghai Communiqué is the first Sino-US joint communiqué and is the political basis for the normalization of Sino-US relations and the establishment of diplomatic relations between the two countries. 50 years ago, how did China and the United States break through the resistance and reopen the door to exchanges? 50 years later, is the Shanghai Communiqué still instructive in handling the current Sino-US relationship? History rushes by, leaving a long echo. In order to commemorate the 50th anniversary of the publication of the Shanghai Communiqué, the "Shanghai Beach Lecture Hall" created by the Shanghai Tongzhi Museum specially invited Yang Jiemian, director of the Academic Advisory Committee of the Shanghai Institute of International Studies, to give a lecture on the "historical logic, trend of the times, strategic vision and diplomatic art" of the Shanghai Communiqué.
Shanghai | hurricane of our age - Song Aman's novel collection "Ah Friends Goodbye" sharing session
Time: February 19 (Saturday) 14:00-16:00
Venue: Sinan Literature House, No. 505 Fuxing Middle Road, Huangpu District
Guests: Song Aman (writer), Zhang Dinghao (literary critic), Wang Zhanhei (writer)
"Ah Friends Goodbye" is the latest collection of novels by "post-90s" novelist Song Aman, which contains five novellas and short stories she has created in the past three years, a book about women's perception of the passage of time. The novel presents the aesthetic style of Song Aman, with a clear and transparent texture, dense language and moving details. Song Aman used the way of a novel to shape the young time, which is a book of youth and a book of farewell.
Shanghai | Bronze Knight, Nevsky Prospekt and Hay Square: the triple dimension of st. Petersburg's literary space
Location: Hongkou District Fair Road No. 18, Building 8 Jiayu Building on the first floor of the 4th floor biography library of the Investment Bookstore
Speaker: Mi Xuyang (PhD student, translator, Institute of Russian Literature, Russian Academy of Sciences)
In the Russian literary tradition, St. Petersburg has a completely different face, and it is also a city of doom that has been cursed from the very beginning and doomed to destruction in floods and fog. On February 19, Jiantou Book Office invited Mi Xuyang, a doctoral student and translator at the Institute of Russian Literature of the Russian Academy of Sciences, to walk with readers into the literary landmarks of St. Petersburg written by the great poets and writers, from pushkin's Bronze Knight, to Gogol's Neva Prospekt, to Dostoevsky's Hay Square, to explore the "Petersburg Myth" of Russian literature.
Shanghai | beyond the sidelines of action and intervention - "Lima's Dream: Xiaoyu's Latin American Notes" new book sharing
Location: Tsukiya Bookstore, Building 7, Shangsheng New Institute, No. 1262 West Yan'an Road, Changning District
Guests: Lv Xiaoyu (Assistant Professor, School of International Relations, Peking University), Cheng Yanliang (Podcast Anchor)
Lv Xiaoyu, the author of "Lima's Dream: Xiaoyu's Latin American Notes", entered a Peruvian election with confusion about academics, self and life during his doctoral studies, and has since seen the charm of "live" and the importance of "action". In order to present Xiaoyu's experience and thinking more comprehensively, and in order to let more young people join the discussion, we especially invited the author Xiaoyu and The anchor of "Suddenly Left and Right" Cheng Yanliang at the beginning of the new year to talk about the charm of those conflict zones and what attracted him to the scene repeatedly; combined with his own research on international conflicts, the actual experience of participating in the observation of conflict zones, and talking about the methods of intervention and action.
Shanghai | the history of Shanghai's literary and artistic life
Venue: Shanghai Culture Square Theater Lobby, No. 597 Fuxing Middle Road, Huangpu District
Guests: Dai Hongqian (painter), Tango (painter), Yohan Radomski (comic book author)
On February 19th, the art seminar "Painting Shanghai – Shanghai Style in Comics" will be held in the lobby of the Shanghai Culture Square Theater, at which Tango (Gao Youjun), dai Hongqian, creator of "Shanghai 16 Districts", and Yohan Radomski (Wang Youan), curator of "Painting Shanghai", will be invited to discuss the Haipai style in their eyes from their own perspectives and experiences.
Shanghai | Mao Jian in conversation with Fujii Shu: Love in Movies
Location: 2nd Floor, Movie Time Bookstore, No. 322 Anfu Road, Xuhui District
Guests: Mao Jian (Professor, Writer, East China Normal University), Fujii Shu (Producer, Film Critic)
Mao Jian, a film critic who insisted on not playing according to the routine for 20 years; Fujii Shu, a film producer transformed into a veteran film fan. They are always sharp, occasionally "poisonous tongue", often accurate... However, if they get together in the afternoon and talk about the love that sways on the screen, will there be a different smile and sigh?
Shanghai | Talking about the Past and the Present - The Way of Two Teachers Chen: "Good Books Can Be Read for a Lifetime" New Book Promotion Conference
Time: February 20 (Sunday) 14:00-16:00
Venue: Room 5301, Fifth Teaching Building, Fudan University, No. 220 Handan Road, Yangpu District
Guests: Chen Shangjun (Senior Professor of Liberal Arts, Fudan University), Chen Sihe (Senior Professor of Liberal Arts, Fudan University)
The "My Reading Experience" series of forums, presided over by Professor Fu Jie of Ma Yifu College of Zhejiang University, invited senior scholars in the field of humanities and social sciences in China to tell their valuable reading experience on the spot, chat about their reading experience, and recommend good books to young friends. On the afternoon of February 20th, two guest representatives of the "My Reading Experience" series of forums, "Two Teachers Chen", will be guests at the Shanghai Book Fair to enter the campus "Masters Face to Face" activity site to talk about their way of learning.
Shanghai | wandering between the world and this shore - "Snow Ridge Deer: Legends of Ireland" sharing session
Time: February 20 (Sunday) 18:30-20:30
Location: No. 308 Chongqing South Road, Huangpu District
Guests: Qiu Fangzhe (Assistant Professor, Department of Early Irish Language, University College Dublin, Ireland), Dai Congrong (Professor, Department of Chinese, Fudan University, Doctoral Supervisor), Huiyi Bao (Associate Professor, Department of English, Fudan University)
On the evening of February 20th, Qiu Fangzhe, author of "Snow Ridge Chasing Deer: Legends of Ireland", and scholars Dai Congrong and Bao Huiyi will be guests of the Great Hidden Essence House to share with you their journey of encountering Irish literature. The three guests will explore the interaction of Ireland's ancient and modern literary traditions from their respective studies and translations, and see how the poetry of language travels between the elves and demons of the world and the rise and fall of this shore dynasty with a magnificent fantasy imagination.
Shanghai | we are all circus: into the labyrinth of the mind of "Devil" director Bergman
When: Monday, February 21 at 19:30
Venue: Maggie Grand Theatre, Fang Hall, No. 66 Jiangning Road, Jing'an District
Speaker: Wang Kaimei (Art Critic, Translator, Curator)
In 2018, on the occasion of the centenary of the birth of "Devil Director" Ingmar Bergman, a collection of more than 80 essays published by Bergman from the 1930s to the 1990s, including essays, private letters, diaries, film criticism, literary criticism, lecture notes, etc., was published in Sweden. In February 2022, a direct translation of "We Are All Circuses: The Bergman Anthology" Chinese directly translated from Swedish was finally released. This issue of "Art Narrative Film" has the honor to invite the translator of this book, the founder of the Polar Light and Film Film Festival, the artistic writer and curator Wang Kaimei, to share her translation experience with everyone, and the Bergman feelings formed by her many years of living in Sweden lead everyone into the complex and rich ideological labyrinth of the "devil" director.
Shanghai | soul chanting - African-American literature in the United States
Time: February 22 (Tuesday) 18:30-20:00
Location: Room 540, Shanghai Centre East Building, No. 1376 West Nanjing Road, Jing'an District
Speaker: Lin Sun (Research Fellow, Center for American Studies, School of English, Shanghai University of Chinese)
2021 is a year of great attention for African literature, and African writers stand out in many awards in world literature. African-American female writer Jesminie Wade won the National Book Award for "Sing! The Unpublished Soul", as an African-American narrative classic with "African" genes, presents the continuity and depth of the African-American literary context. CITIC Publishing & Dafang, together with the Cultural Division of the U.S. Consulate, invited "Sing! Ms. Sun Lin, the translator of "Unpublished Souls", unveiled the "African" context behind this work, shared with readers the cultural characteristics, roots of consciousness and spiritual core of African-American literature, and jointly explored the memories of the times of African-American literature from the American perspective.
Hangzhou | the Year of the Tiger - the image of the tiger in cultural relics
When: 15:00, Sunday, February 20
Location: Innocence Age Book Bar, No. 8 Qianshan Road, Baochu Pagoda, No. 32 Beishan Street, West Lake District
Speaker: Shi Chao (Deputy Research Librarian, Zhejiang Provincial Museum)
The tiger is the king of the hundred beasts, the third in the zodiac, and among the Chinese cultural relics, from bronze, jade, ceramics to calligraphy and painting, there are a large number of tiger images. Tigers have the effect of deterring and avoiding evil in people's minds, and are used in all occasions of life etiquette. On the afternoon of February 20th, we invited Mr. Shi Chao, deputy research librarian of Zhejiang Provincial Museum, to be a guest book, "Saying Tiger in the Year of the Tiger". Let us get close to the etiquette of the ancients in the colorful tiger relics and understand the past and present lives of our zodiac tiger.
Chengdu | May you find yourself and live to the fullest - "Yu Laixin: 30 Questions on "How to Live This Life"" New Book Sharing Session
Time: February 19 (Saturday) 14:30-16:30
Location: No. 8 ZhongshaoMao Street, Jinjiang District, Sino-Ocean Taikoo Li M68-70 FangShou
Guests: Zhu Yujie (writer, curator), Ma Liang (artist, photographer, theater director)
In this era of rapid progress, we are entangled in many things, wrapped up in the forward, chasing the goal that can never be reached, fatigue and anxiety have become the norm, "routines" and "labels" have blurred their original faces, and inexplicable desires have drowned out the inner voice... We may need to slow down, shield the noise, remove the obstacles, precipitate the mood, and really see ourselves and know ourselves, as the young writer Zhu Yujie's new work "Yu Laixin" said, "We don't have to be perfect in everything, we just need to find a suitable coordinate system for our lives." "In Zhu Yujie's reciprocating letters with 30 writers, artists, and scholars, you may be able to find the same confusion and confusion as you, and find some certainty.
Chengdu | the world science fiction classic "Star Maker" first book club
Time: February 20 (Sunday) 14:30-16:30
Venue: Luhu Art Exhibition Center, No. 918, South Section of Tianfu Avenue, Tianfu New District· A4 Academic Lecture Hall
Speaker: Raz (Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Sichuan Science Fiction World Magazine Co., Ltd.)
William Olaf Stapleton's Star Maker is a groundbreaking science fiction work that explores time and space. It revolves around the story of an earthling who has an out-of-body experience and travels the universe to depict the pluralism of the macroscopic universe. Through the communication between the protagonist and the foreign civilization, many philosophical propositions such as life, decay, and the nature of death are discussed. On February 20th, Raz, deputy editor-in-chief of Science Fiction World Magazine, will be a guest of the A4 lecture hall, leading us to explore the science fiction philosophy in "Star Maker", explore the imagination of the universe and alien civilizations in human history, and find the resonance of the past and the present.