Heaven and earth are useless/tidying up
The epistles of the closest person and the cultural connotations
When: June 11 (Fri) 14:30
Venue: Tencent Conference
Speaker: MA Zhongwen (Research Fellow, Institute of Modern History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences)
Letters, also known as letters, letters, books, rulers, and codexes, are the medium and means for people to communicate messages and express emotions in traditional society. With the advent of the digital age, letters have drifted away from people. The letters of the people close to the people have been preserved to this day, and they have long been enshrined as treasures. Although a letter is small, it may involve traditional arts such as calligraphy, poetry, paper, painting, and seals, and from content to form, it is always and everywhere infiltrated with the taste and taste of the literati. Letter after letter, precipitating the years, conveying warmth, tasting the books is always an elegant artistic enjoyment. However, the etiquette, customs, and habits reflected in the letters of the neighbors are gradually becoming unfamiliar to the present, and it is very necessary to study the rules and habits of writing the letters of the close people and become familiar with the cultural implications, which are very necessary for the collation of documents and historical studies involving modern figures.
Under the epidemic, what are the possibilities of literary practice?
Time: June 11 (Friday) 19:00-20:30
Venue: ZOOM Conference
Guests: Jenny Niven (Head of Edinburgh International Literary Summit Foundation), Wanjeri Gakuru (Journalist, Essay Writer), Wu Qi (Editor-in-Chief of Single Reading)
For Jenny, based in Edinburgh, and Wanjeri, who is based in Nairobi, their work needs to radiate to other regions outside of their own home country, to others outside of themselves, and this radiation has brought new literary possibilities to many outwardly exploratory magazines like Single Reading. So, isn't literature just a one-man affair? How do they understand the meaning of their work? And how to face the new global situation caused by the epidemic? On June 11, we invited everyone to join this conversation with many people.
Breakout: Recitation and Dialogue - Hong Kong International Poetry Night Series (3rd Session)
When: June 12 (Sat) 20:00
Location: Phoenix.com
Guests: Shiraee Matur (poet), Jan Wagner (poet, translator), Nikolai Mazlov (poet, essayist, translator)
In the third session of the Hong Kong International Poetry Night series, three guests, Bai Jiang Matur, Jan Wagner and Nikolai Mazlov, from Turkey, Germany and The former Yugoslavia of Macedonia, respectively, have a very international lineup to explore how poetry heals wounds and overcomes death in the daily lives of people around the world.
People and events in the history of the Ming Dynasty - Fan Shuzhi man on the history of the Ming Dynasty
Time: June 13 (Sunday) 15:00-16:30
Venue: WeChat Zhonghua Bookstore live broadcast room, Sina Weibo, Baidu Baijia number
Speaker: Fan Shuzhi (Professor, Department of History, Fudan University)
The Ming Dynasty has been founded since Zhu Yuanzhang, and it has been three hundred years of wind and rain, and the history of the scenes that have occurred during this period is still causing people to reflect on it. What kind of emperor was the Jiajing Emperor? How did the great changes in the late Ming Dynasty occur? Why is it said that Zhang Juzheng and the Wanli Emperor joined forces to create the Wanli Prosperous Era? What kind of person was the Chongzhen Emperor, and why did he say that he performed "the tragedy of the subjugation of the country that is not the king of the subjugated country"? On June 13, we invited Mr. Fan Shuzhi, a professor at Fudan University and an expert in the study of Ming history, to talk about Ming history.
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Beijing | Foreign Experts in New China: The Collision of Systems, Ideas and Concepts
When: 19:00, Friday, June 11
Venue: Room 301, Second Teaching Building, Peking University, No. 5 Summer Palace Road, Haidian District
Speaker: Zhang Jing (Associate Professor, Department of History, Peking University)
In this issue, Zhang Jing, associate professor of the Department of History of Peking University, was invited to give a lecture on the collision of systems, ideas and concepts brought to us by foreign experts after the founding of New China.
Beijing | the road of life: looking far away is moving forward, and looking close is returning home
Time: June 12 (Saturday) 14:30-16:30
Venue: Activity area on the second floor of Sanlian Taofen Bookstore, No. 22 East Street, Art Museum, Dongcheng District
Guests: Chen Xingjia (Executive Chairman of Shenzhen Foundation Development Promotion Association, Chairman of Shenzhen Henghui Charity Foundation), Hu Ling (Reporter, Moderator)
On the afternoon of June 12, the book sharing meeting of "At the Bend of the Gorge River: Chen Xingjia's Life Notes" "The Road of Life: Looking Far Is Forward, Looking Close is Homecoming" was held at Beijing Sanlian Taofen Bookstore. The book is Chen Xingjia's autobiographical essay, written from childhood years, writing about his mother and lovers; writing about his life experience for more than nine years from graduating from college to working at the grassroots level; reviewing the author's work and life during his tenure as secretary of the county party committee in Padang; and telling the author's experience and feelings in the past few years since he turned to public welfare.
Beijing | there is sunshine behind every dark cloud, and every child has potential - Zhu Yongxin's self-selected collection "Behind Every Dark Cloud Has Sunshine" New Book Release and Education Hotspot Cross-border Seminar
When: Saturday, June 12 at 14:30
Location: Yu House, Building 16, Vintage, Lang Garden, No. 6 Courtyard, Jianguo Road, Chaoyang District
Guests: Zhu Yongxin (Member of the Standing Committee of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference, Deputy Secretary-General), Gu Mingyuan (Senior Professor of Beijing Normal University), Han Haoyue (Writer), etc
On the occasion of the launch of the new book "Behind Every Dark Cloud", the People's Literature Publishing House invited the author Zhu Yongxin, as well as Gu Mingyuan, Ye Xiaowen, Yan Jingming, Nie Zhenning, Zhang Mingzhou, Han Haoyue, Li Zheyuan and other guests to discuss the topic of children and education.
Li Xiaoyun, beijing |: The end of poverty
Time: June 15 (Tuesday) 10:00-12:00
Venue: Conference Room 7318, College of International Development and Global Agriculture, 7th Floor, Library, East Campus Library, China Agricultural University, No. 17 East Campus, Haidian District
Speaker: Li Xiaoyun (Chair Professor of Liberal Arts, China Agricultural University)
Since modern times, the problem of poverty has always been the core issue in China's modernization process, and eradicating poverty is also the dream of every Chinese. "Dialogue with the Master" invited Professor Li Xiaoyun, an advanced individual in poverty alleviation in 2021, to share with you face-to-face with the new book "The End of Poverty". The lecture will focus on the book "The End of Poverty", combined with the practice of poverty alleviation, to explain the root causes of poverty, the difficulties of eliminating poverty, and why poverty alleviation is necessary to tackle difficulties, etc., involving the root causes of poverty, the meaning and complexity of poverty alleviation, the relationship between poverty and public welfare, and the origin of rural problems in China. Professor Li Xiaoyun, who has more than 20 years of poverty alleviation experience and witnessed the whole process of poverty alleviation in China from a micro perspective, will discuss the significance of poverty alleviation from the perspective of theory and domestic and foreign poverty reduction practice, as well as the political and institutional advantages of China's poverty alleviation.
How the Southern Song Dynasty Taoists of beijing | "governed the country and the world"
When: 19:00, Tuesday, June 15
Venue: Conference Room 208, Jingyuan Second Courtyard, Peking University, No. 5 Summer Palace Road, Haidian District
Speaker: Fang Chengfeng (Associate Professor, Department of History, Tsinghua University)
How did "Taoism" as a thought influence the history of the Southern Song Dynasty? Scholars have noted the activities of The Taoists as a political force in the southern Song Dynasty court, and also the role played by the Taoists in the local education and construction. However, how to translate The Taoist proposition of "governing the country and the world" into concrete practice and how to influence the fate of the Southern Song Dynasty is still a topic that needs to be deepened. Starting from the concept of the "Tao of Grace", this lecture attempts to show that the question of wealth and profit is as much a core concern of Taoism as the problem of mind. On this basis, the lecture takes Jiangnan East Road in the late Southern Song Dynasty as an example, showing the efforts made by Taoists in tax reduction and reduction, and also tries to link it with the implementation of the Public Land Law at the end of the Southern Song Dynasty. The ideas and practices of Taoism profoundly influenced the means and outcomes of the southern Song Dynasty's military finances. The impact of Taoism on the political world at different levels, such as the Southern Song Dynasty and the local military and government, was therefore quite differentiated.
Beijing | the path of literary creation for Irish and Chinese women authors
Time: June 17 (Thursday) 18:30-21:30
Location: Ximen CITIC Bookstore, 1st Floor, Qihao Building, No. 8 Xinyuan South Road, Chaoyang District
Guests: Peng Lun (Publisher), Chen Li (Professor, School of English, University of Foreign Chinese, Beijing), Yan Ge (Writer), Jane Carson (Writer)
To commemorate the birth of the Irish novelist James Joyce's tome Ulysses, Ireland designated June 16, the day when the protagonist, Opold Bloom, wandered the streets of Ireland as "Bloomsday." On this day of the year, Joyce enthusiasts from more than 60 countries around the world gather for a colorful celebration. On June 17, the Embassy of Ireland and the Office of the Government of Northern Ireland in China invited Peng Lun, a book publisher in the archipelago, Chen Li, director of the Irish Research Centre, as well as Chinese writer Yan Ge living in Ireland and British writer Jan Carson living in Belfast, Northern Ireland, to celebrate Bloom's Day and explore the path of literary creation for Irish and Chinese women authors who have strolled from the time of Joyce to the present.
Shanghai |If you think modern literature is dead, try Sebald!
Time: June 11 (Friday) 19:00-21:00
Location: Sinan Bookstore, No. 517 Fuxing Middle Road, Huangpu District
Speaker: Xu Chi (Translator)
As Winfried Seybard's novel debut, Vertigo may be the "book of existence" closest to the author himself. It consists of four chapters, each of which revolves around the eccentric journey of a lone narrator, in which "I" encounter various doppelgangers, trailers, historical ghosts, constant encounters with the mysterious hunter Grahus, and vaguely shares similar horrors and dilemmas with Stendhal and Kafka in different time and space... On the evening of June 11, Xu Chi, the translator of "Vertigo", will visit Sinan Bookstore and take you to recite Seybard's words, roam in the shadows of memory together, and feel the dazzling reading experience.
Shanghai | small town has many stories: family memories and literary imaginations in "The Daughter of the Coastal Line"
Location: Shanghai Pudong Library Rong Study Room, 3rd Floor, No. 150 Pucheng Road, Pudong New Area
Guests: Liang Yanli (Professor, Department of Chinese, Fudan University), Zhou Jianning (Writer)
How does "Daughter of the Shoreline" reproduce the rise and fall of a generation of fishing ports in the past two decades? How does Wang Congwei write about the compound life of his parents? Why is it said that Wang Congwei's characters do not fall into the stereotype of gender at all? With a mixture of writing and white writing, and the reservation of Hokkien language, is "Daughter of the Shoreline" difficult to read? On Friday night, the Lujiazui Reading Club invited Liang Yanli, an expert in Chinese and foreign drama and Taiwan, Hong Kong and Macao literature studies, and Professor of the Department of Chinese of Fudan University, and Zhou Jianning, a writer and English literary translator, to read with readers the delicate and moving daily life history of "Daughter of the Shoreline" and listen to the story of Hama Xing in the meandering flow of time and space.
Shanghai | the "local" flame - Yu Yang's poetry lecture and reading meeting
Time: June 11 (Friday) 19:30-21:00
Venue: Shanghai Mingyuan Art Museum, 5th Floor, Block A, No. 1199 Fuxing Middle Road, Xuhui District
Speaker: Yu Yang (poet)
Poet Yu Yang, currently an associate professor at the Institute of Chinese New Poetry at Southwest University, published the poetry collection "Homecoming" (2015), the monograph "The Inner Differences of "Poetry in the Nineties": From the Perspective of Functional Construction" and "Humanistic Knowledge Thought Re-starting" (co-authored with He Zhaotian et al.), and won the 4th Liu Lian Poetry Award in 2007, the 2012 Chinese Poetry Criticism Award, and the 2017 Chongqing Literature Award. At this Maritime Poetry Art Salon, we invited Yu Yang to come to the Mingyuan Art Museum in Shanghai to explore the essence and source of his poetry with you.
Shanghai | each of us is the protagonist - Luo Weizhang's "Who Knocks on the Door" new book sharing meeting
Time: June 12 (Saturday) 14:00-16:00
Venue: Sinan Literature House, No. 505 Fuxing Middle Road, Huangpu District
Guests: Luo Weizhang (writer), Cheng Depei (literary critic)
Small people and big times, the story set in this way will always make people have a shock of wanting to talk back, obviously their hearts are filled with all kinds of wonderful feelings, but they still feel that they can't find the most appropriate adjective to tell this story. "Who's Knocking" is a work about "Times and People". On Saturday afternoon, Luo Weizhang, a winner of the People's Literature Award and the National Readers' Favorite Novel Award, brought his latest novel "Who Knocks on the Door" to Shanghai Sinan Bookstore, and together with Chen Depei, a famous contemporary literary critic in China, and Huang Dehai, deputy editor-in-chief of Sinan Literature Anthology and a special researcher of the Museum of Modern Chinese Literature, shared literature on the theme of "Each of us is the protagonist".
Shanghai | perceive the changing times of the Grand Canal
Venue: Activity Hall, 10th Floor, Changning District Library, No. 356 Tianshan Road, Changning District
Speaker: Liu Shilin (Dean and Professor, Institute of Urban Sciences, Shanghai Jiao Tong University)
On June 12th, which coincides with the Cultural and Natural Heritage Day, we will join hands with the Shanghai Association for Foreign Cultural Exchanges and the Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House to invite Professor Liu Shilin, Dean of the Institute of Urban Sciences of Shanghai Jiao Tong University, to visit the Changning District Library to bring readers "Perceiving the Changing Times of the Grand Canal".
Shanghai | Good Winds rely on strength - the film and text of Tatsuo Hori's psychological classic "The Wind Rises"
Time: June 12 (Saturday) 14:00-15:30
Venue: Duoyun Academy Drama Shop, No. 398 Changle Road, Huangpu District
Guests: Ben Lao Liu (film critic, book reviewer), Chen Yanjing (book reviewer)
If you love Miyazaki's animated film The Wind Rises, you must not miss its original novel. "The Wind Rises" is Tatsuo Hori's masterpiece. On the afternoon of June 12th, at the Duoyun Academy Drama Shop, two guests, senior film critic Ben Liu and young scholar Chen Yanjing, will chat with readers about tatsuo Hori's two masterpieces, starting from the film and text, respectively, to explain how individuals can shake the sky in the big era, the classics and moving points of novels, and the specific expression of psychologicalism in Japanese literature.
Shanghai | chewing glass and staring into the abyss - walking away from the novel "Want to Jump into the Fire" new book sharing meeting
Venue: Music Appreciation Room, 3rd Floor, West Gate, Shanghai Library, No. 1555 Huaihai Middle Road, Xuhui District
Guests: Walk Around (Writer), Na Duo (Writer), Yang Lei (Moderator), Zhang Yanhui (Cultural Industry Investor)
When the word "entrepreneurship" gradually changes from the distant and prosperous era of market economy to the way of life of many people after the millennium, how can we re-understand the world in front of us? With a sincere and sharp perspective, the writer plunges his pen into the entrepreneurial road of small and micro enterprises, creating a female image of "chewing glass and staring into the abyss". On June 12, he will walk around with the famous host Yang Lei, the suspense novelist Na Duo, who has opened one of the first generation of Internet celebrity restaurants in Shanghai, "Miss Zhao is not equal", and the investor Zhang Yanhui, to discuss the work "Want to Jump into the Fire" and the difficulties and obstacles on the road to entrepreneurship.
Shanghai | talked about Taoist thought
When: June 12 (Sat) 14:00
Venue: Lecture Hall, 2nd Floor, West District, Shanghai Library, No. 1555 Middle Huaihai Road, Xuhui District
Speaker: Yang Guorong (Librarian, Shanghai Research Museum of Culture and History, Professor, Department of Philosophy, East China Normal University)
Tao is the basic category of Chinese philosophy and the key to our quest for Chinese wisdom. The Tao refers to both the Tao of Heaven and humanity. The Way of Heaven refers to the laws of the universe and nature, and humanity refers to ideals and norms. Although traditional Chinese thought has thought about the Tao, only the Taoists have formed the Tao into the theme of their own thought. The Tao, and the Taoism that revolves around the question of the Tao, is at the heart of Lao Tzu's thought. "It's very good, it's very good." In Lao Tzu philosophy, the Tao is both the principle of existence and the way of existence. As the principle of existence, the Tao transcends the perceptual stipulations and is understood as real existence; and as the origin of existence, the Tao has no specific provisions, so it is understood as "nothing." In the last lecture of this "Forum on Literature and History", Yang Guorong, professor of the Department of Philosophy of East China Normal University, will talk about Taoist thought and explain the inner context of Taoist thought and its rich spiritual connotation.
Shanghai | where light meets - the new book "Offline Symbiosis" is shared
Location: Tingwu Bookstore, Building 7, Shanghai Shangsheng New Institute, No. 1262 Yan'an West Road, Changning District
Guests: Li Ting (Editor-in-Chief of Offline Magazine), Ren Ning (Founding Partner of ONES Ventures)
Where the light meets, it refers to the intersection of science and the humanities— the third culture, which is a culture that breaks the pure humanities and sciences, and is an effort to communicate the two cultures in new ways. "Offline" stands at this intersection. In the context of the complex and ever-changing technological era, how will the change of individual consciousness and the impact of technological invasion of life affect our understanding of the world and further examine ourselves? From the perspective of the new journal Offline Symbiosis, we will talk about how a small scientific concept affects human beings to understand foreign objects, expand themselves, and ultimately change the appearance of the world.
Shanghai | Wan Ma Tse-dan - the weight of the balloon and the weight of the mana stone
Location: Atour S Hotel 3F one-way space, Building 2-C, Aegean Shopping Park, No. 1588 Wuzhong Road, Minhang District
Guests: Wan Ma Tse-dan (director, writer), Li Zongtao (former media person, writer)
From the first feature film "Quiet Ma Ne Stone" to the latest release of the work "Balloon" in 2020, director Wan Ma Tse-dan has consistently used a deep and beautiful lens language to express the daily life of ordinary people in Tibetan areas. During the 2021 Shanghai International Film Festival, Dafang and the One-Way Space Atour Joint Store invited Li Zongtao, director and writer of Wan Ma Tse-dan, to review Wan Ma Tse-dan's film works and his literary works as a whole with dialogue on the afternoon of June 12.
Shanghai | understand the world, can you live a better life?
Location: No. 1331 Fuxing Middle Road, Xuhui District, Blackstone M+ Park Building 3, 3rd Floor TRI Third Space
Guests: Liu Qing (Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, East China Normal University), Wang Jun (Professor, Department of Philosophy, Zhejiang University), Xu Yingjin (Professor, School of Philosophy, Fudan University)
We live in an era of clashing views and clashing views. The development of the medium allows us to touch information beyond the stratosphere, to see how others are thinking about the world, but it also brings new doubts - knowing so many truths, can we live this life well? This is actually a philosophical question that is closely related to our lives. It is often said that reading philosophy allows us to think more clearly, understand the world more clearly, and live a better life more soberly. So, to what extent can philosophy affect our lives? Can us use philosophy to understand the world to help us answer life's doubts? On June 12th, the Beijing News Book Review Weekly and Culture Living Room jointly held an offline event in Shanghai's "TRI Third Space", inviting Professor Liu Qing of East China Normal University, Professor Wang Jun of Zhejiang University, Professor Xu Yingjin of Fudan University, and Associate Professor Qi Tao of Fudan University to discuss this topic.
Shanghai | Feng Yan Poetry Reading Exchange Meeting
Venue: Shanghai Minsheng Art Museum, Building 3, Jing'an Xinyefang, No. 210 Wenshui Road, Jing'an District
Speaker: Feng Yan (poet)
The poet Feng Yan has been associated with poetry since he was a teenager, and poetry writing and its personal existence have become a whole. In her view, the vitality of art is rooted in the soil of current life, and poetry exists through the times in change and innovation. In this issue of "Poetry Comes to the Art Museum", we will read Feng Yan's poems together.
Shanghai | human settlements in the Yangtze River Delta and the evolution of land and sea over the past thousand years
Time: June 13 (Sunday) 14:00-16:00
Venue: 3F Theater of the Museum of Contemporary Art, Shanghai, 678 Miaojiang Road, Huangpu District
Speaker: Wu Junfan (Professor, Department of History, Shanghai Normal University, Doctoral Supervisor)
From Suzhou Creek to Huangpu River, from Guangfulin culture to international metropolis culture, these stories of Shanghai have been told repeatedly. Shanghai, where we are located, is just an urban settlement on the vast Yangtze River Delta. In this lecture, we hope to put the history of environmental change and the colorful picture of human activities in the Yangtze River Delta into a broader time and space scale to present and tell, hoping to show you the development history and ecological environment characteristics of the human homeland in the Great River Delta.
Shanghai | Kelsang's "Himalayan Fairy Tales" sharing meeting
When: June 13 (Sunday) 14:00
Venue: Xiuqi Lecture Hall on the first floor of Gumei Art Center, No. 205 Gudai Road, Minhang District
Speaker: Kelsang Dolma (Moderator, Writer)
On June 13th, Mr. Kelsang's "Himalayan Fairy Tales" sharing meeting will be held in the Xiuqi Lecture Hall on the first floor of the Gumei Art Center and the Popular Bookstore on the second floor. I hope that every adult and child who reads this book can see themselves and gain confidence from the story of the fantasy land.
Shanghai | "Want to Jump into the Fire": starting from the entrepreneurial road of small and micro enterprises
Time: June 13 (Sunday) 14:30-16:00
Venue: Duoyun College, 52nd Floor, Shanghai Tower, 501 Yincheng Middle Road, Pudong New Area
Guests: Walk Around (Writer), Yang Lei (Moderator), Huang Huabiao (Lawyer, Visiting Professor, School of Economics and Law, East China University of Political Science and Law), Xiao Di (Writer, Media Person), Zhan Yubing (Postdoctoral Fellow, Book Reviewer, Department of Chinese, Fudan University)
Have you ever thought about starting a business? Is there a prospect of failing to write a novel and starting a business? Entrepreneurship is an attempt to jump into a fire pit? Is it a chance to be reborn? On June 13th, walking with the host Yang Lei, lawyer Huang Huabiao, writer and entrepreneur Xiao Di, and commentator Zhan Yubing discussed the work "Want to Jump into the Fire" and the difficulties and obstacles on the road to entrepreneurship at the flagship store of Duoyun Academy.
Shanghai | the "I" game, the encounter of literature - "A Happy Fate" new book sharing meeting
Time: June 13 (Sunday) 15:30-17:30
Guests: Philip Forrest (novelist, literary critic), Huang Xun (Professor, Doctoral Supervisor, Department of French, Nanjing University), Bi Feiyu (Writer)
In the difficult-to-classify and profound work Of a Happy Destiny, Philip Forrest paints a self-portrait that projects to the reader his relationship with the world, life, love, death, and writing through Rimbaud's poetic mirror. When the author's only daughter died, he was not yet thirty-four years old. Perhaps in order to heal himself or to relieve pain, he began to use writing to dispel the haze in his life. In this lecture, Philip Forrest, the book's translator Huang Xun and the novelist Bi Feiyu will explore the mystery of "I" writing around this newly published work.
Tianjin | daily life in the bookstore - green tea "If there is no bookstore" new book sharing meeting
Time: June 12 (Saturday) 15:00-17:00
Location: Sancho Bookstore, No. 35 Changde Road, Heping District
Guests: Green Tea (Book Reviewer), Wang Zhenliang (Professor, Institute of Ancient Book Conservation, Tianjin Normal University)
Stand for a moment in the book. This Saturday, we had the honor of inviting Mr. Green Tea to bring his new book "If There Is No Bookstore" and share his happy reading social life with Sancho's book friends and share his book travelogues.
Chongqing | love always has to succeed, and fate is also - the new book sharing meeting of "Ordained" in Zhi'an
When: June 13 (Sunday) 14:30
Location: Wenwen Bookstore, No. 58 Ruitian Road, Yuzhong District
Guests: Shi-an (Writer, Scholar), Rokujin Leilei (Writer, Self-Media Person)
"Ordained" is a tribute to the biography of "Historiography of Wu Zixu" and "Hamlet", which is about memory and love. Memories come from the past and have not yet left; love points to a new life, but it cannot grow. In the middle of these two completely opposite forces, standing, is a "twilight" revenge plan. Shi-an's calm and introverted brushstrokes, wrapped in a dark surge of heat and jumping, is a film that belongs to that era of youth and the youth of that era. On June 13th, let's listen to The Inner World of Shibu-an.
Nanjing | Between Literature and History: A Chat on the Romance of the Three Kingdoms
Time: June 13 (Sunday) 14:00-15:30
Location: Nanjing Xiaoshu Museum, Building 16, Xinmen West, No. 52 Fengyou Temple, Qinhuai District
Speaker: Liu Bo (Historian)
The Three Kingdoms have not yet returned to jin, and Cao Liu has become a legend. The story has been passed down for thousands of years, and there is the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms". The second book in the "Liu Bo Shushu" series, "Who is the Enemy of the Heroes of the World", goes against the traditional routine and explores how historical facts are shaped by the public aesthetic and the tastes of the literati - as if seeing two beautiful women, how they wear makeup step by step and even plastic surgery - which is undoubtedly extremely interesting. This Sunday afternoon, Liu Bo came to the big roof of Nanjing to chat with readers about the "Romance of the Three Kingdoms".
The Geology and Naturalism of Hangzhou | Poems - "I Sit on the Edge of the Volcano" New Book Sharing Session
Time: June 12 (Saturday) 18:00-20:00
Venue: Gongshu District Lishui Road No. 58 Ocean Leti Port B Area 201 one-way space 3F literary and artistic scene
Speaker: Bao Huiyi (Writer, Associate Professor, Department of English, Fudan University)
Poet Wang Ao said: "There is a perfect fusion force in Bao Huiyi's poems: the source of mystic thought, flowing in the way of lover's whispers; the fancy of exotic cultures, woven into the starry sky on the journey; behind the intricate and peculiar colors, ancient mythological archetypes loom." On June 12, Bao Huiyi will be a guest of Hangzhou's one-way space, together with readers, to explore the geology of poetry and decode the charm of naturalism.
Hangzhou | "Learning books must be based on the law of King Chung"--the calligraphy of Emperor Gaozong of song and the calligraphy of the Southern Song Dynasty
Time: June 12 (Saturday) 19:00-21:00
Venue: Lecture Hall on the first floor of the Museum of Art and Archaeology of Zhejiang University, Jiang Dun Road, West Lake District
Speaker: Fang Ailong (Vice Dean and Professor, School of Fine Arts, Hangzhou Normal University)
This lecture will start from the calligraphy proposition of Emperor Gaozong of the Song Dynasty that "learning books must take the King of Zhong as the law" and its related calligraphy practice process, combined with the handwriting of representative literati doctors in the Southern Song Dynasty, outline the main development and fashion of calligraphy in the Southern Song Dynasty, and reveal that "taking the King of Zhong as the law" is actually the precursor and core of the "retro" of the Yuan Dynasty book circle.
Xi'an | Reading and Trekking: When the Southwest United University Meets the Northwest United University - "Re-Walking: Finding the Southwest United University on the Highway, River and Post Road" new book to share
Location: Design Force Laboratory, 1st Floor, G PARK Commercial Block, Old Chenggen, No. 22 Xinghuo Road, Lianhu District
Guests: Yang Xiao (Journalist, Writer), Yao Yuan (Dean of Northwest United University and Institute of Culture, Northwest University, Doctoral Supervisor)
On June 12th, we invited Yang Xiao, the author of "Re-Walking", and Yao Yuan, dean of the Northwest United University and The Institute of University Culture of Northwest University and secretary general of the Northwest United University Alliance, to return to the historical scene to talk about the two legendary universities of Southwest United University and Northwest United University, listen to their stories that are not known about Northwest United University, and interesting things about Southwest United University on the way to the west.
Xi'an | Kyoto – a mental map of Japanese culture
Time: June 14 (Monday) 15:00-17:00
Location: SKP RENDEZ-VOUS, 9th Floor, Xi'an SKP Shopping Center, No. 261 Chang'an North Road, Beilin District
Speaker: Xu Jingbo (Professor, Vice Chairman, Center for Japanese Studies, Fudan University)
From 794 AD, when Emperor Huanwu moved the capital to Heian Kyo until 1868, Kyoto was the capital of Japan and arguably one of the oldest castles in the world. Kyoto, which has accumulated more than 1,000 years of royal castles, is like a heart map of Japanese culture. After the modern era, Kyoto, which has lost its status as the capital, strives to seek rebirth and transformation in the new era, and is at the forefront of japan in the fields of modern education, new transportation, film production, and animation creativity, while retaining the ancient side, it also shows the bright colors of modernity and modernity, and it is no exaggeration to say that Kyoto is the most attractive city in Japan. On June 14th, Professor Xu Jingbo will be a guest of SKP Xi'an with his new book "Primary Colors kyoto: Symphony of Classical and Modern", presenting us with a figurative, vivid and vivid mental map of Japanese culture.
Chengdu | a miracle of the sun - Nobel Prize writer Kazuo Ishiguro 's "Clara and the Sun" new book sharing meeting
Venue: Sisyphus Bookstore, Wuxia Atrium, No. 3, Section 4, Renmin South Road, Wuhou District, Raffles City Plaza, Min. 1 Floor
Guests: He Yujia (Freelance Translator), Song You (Book Editor, Translator), Wu Jiejing (Book Editor)
On the afternoon of June 12, Shanghai Translation Publishing House will hold a book sharing meeting on "Clara and the Sun" at the Raffles City Plaza store of Sisyphus Bookstore in Chengdu, inviting translator He Yujia, translator Song You of "Clara and the Sun", and Wu Jiejing, responsible editor of "Clara and the Sun", to interpret this work that has attracted global attention.
Chengdu | into the interior of Chinese cities - Wang Di's new book sharing meeting
When: June 12 (Sat) 15:00
Location: White Night, No. 32 Narrow Alley, Qingyang District
Guests: Wang Di (Distinguished Professor, Head of The Department of History, University of Macau), Zhai Yongming (Poet, Writer)
"Inside Chinese Cities: Looking at History from the Lowest Level of Society" is Professor Wang Di's latest published book, and it is also his systematic summary and refinement of the previous case studies. On the afternoon of June 12, historian Wang Di will bring this book as a guest of White Night, and conduct a dialogue and new book sale with poet and writer Zhai Yongming on related topics, hoping that through this event, everyone can have a better understanding of the historical research of Chinese cities. We will find that the historical context of the city is not only a historical topic, but also a comprehensive investigation of sociology, anthropology, literature and other multidisciplinary disciplines, and only through the efforts of various methods and means can we truly understand the past, present and future of Chinese cities.
Does Kunming | music have a natural sound?
Time: June 12 (Saturday) 19:30-21:00
Location: Puyu Bookstore on the first floor of C86 Camellia Shop, No. 86 Dongfeng East Road, Panlong District
Speaker: Fang Bing (musician, composer)
On June 12th, Kunming Puyu Bookstore and Yunnan Natural and Cultural Heritage Protection Promotion Association jointly held the "Fang Bing Music Salon", inviting Mr. Fang Bing, a famous Composer in China, to use decades of in-depth music creation to find dreams for everyone in the temple of music... And discuss with everyone: Does music have a natural sound?
Wuhan | Road and Road: Qu Yuan's Pursuit and Cultural Significance
When: June 12 (Sat) 9:30
Venue: Yangtze River Lecture Hall, Hubei Provincial Library, No. 25 Gongzheng Road, Wuchang District
Speaker: Peng Hongwei (Professor, School of Literature and Media, China Three Gorges University)
At the end of "Leaving sorrow", Qu Yuan expressed his determination to adhere to his ideals, saying: "If I am not enough and for the united states, I will live in Peng Xian's place." This is Qu Yuan's idealistic "beautiful government" idea, which has always been praised by researchers. "Mei zheng" is both a real-world political strategy designed by Qu Yuan for the Chu state and an ideal of his personal political philosophy; it is both a goal of an individual's internal political morality and a universal aesthetic principle.
Zhengzhou | Heluo Ancient Kingdom: The Ruins of the Double Locust Tree Revealed
Location: Songshe Bookstore, No. 2 Wenhua Road, Jinshui District
Guests: Li Boqian (Professor and Doctoral Supervisor, School of Archaeology, Peking University), Qi Anqing (Writer, Cultural Scholar), Gu Wanfa (Dean of Zhengzhou Institute of Cultural Relics and Archaeology), Zhang Qianjin (Deputy Editor-in-Chief of Elephant Publishing House)
Taking the retrospective of the academic careers of many chief scientists of the "Xia Shang Zhou Dynasty Project" and many chief experts of the "Chinese Civilization Exploration Project" as a clue, "Heluo Ancient Country" systematically records the excavation process of the double locust tree site, one of the "Top Ten Archaeological Discoveries in China in 2020", comprehensively shows the architectural structure, tomb and ivory carving silkworm, Beidou Nine Star cultural relics, sacrifice relics and other important discoveries of the double locust tree site, and quotes a large number of detailed archaeological materials, multi-level and three-dimensional display of the cultural coordinates and historical significance of the "Heluo Ancient Country" It outlines the original appearance of Chinese civilization 5300 years ago and writes the splendid history of the Yellow Emperor era. In this lecture, we invited several professional guests to unveil the ruins of the double locust tree for everyone.
Zhengzhou | "Literary Monument" - Dostoevsky
Speaker: Wei Dong (Book Editor)
From the original "Nabokov Biography" by Brian Boyd to Joseph Frank's five-volume "Biography of Dostoevsky", the "Literary Monument" is rich in quantity, insightful, and prestigious, presenting the life picture of classic writers and the art world with the same depth and breadth as the selection criteria, providing today's intellectual circles with long-scarce backbone and determination. And Wei Dong, who is deeply involved in literary biography, also fulfilled his original wish, and on the occasion of the two hundredth anniversary of Dostoevsky's birth, he made the best tribute to his actions. On June 15th, Wei Dong, editor-in-chief of the "Literary Monument", will be a guest of Songshe I will tell about the perseverance and trek of a literary and artistic youth for more than ten years.
Fuzhou | Writing, Memory, Nostalgia: "Sighs at Cape Breton" sharing session
When: June 12 (Sat) 19:30
Location: West Lake Dream Bookstore, No. 27 Mengshan Road, Gulou District
Guests: Peng Lun (Publisher), Cai Chunhua (Professor, Fujian Institute of Education)
On June 12th, we had the honor to invite the famous publisher Peng Lun and Professor Cai Chunhua of Fujian Institute of Education to talk with you about the only novel of Canadian writer Aristel MacLeod, "The Sigh of Cape Breton".
Editor-in-Charge: Gu Ming
Proofreader: Ding Xiao