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Xin Yuan 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2014,(3):22-23
Public art is an important comprising element for the development of urban culture and a direct physical barrier of urban culture. In addition to its unique artistic value, public art has more important cultural value because of its pubic nature. It connects the past and future of the city, add to the city＇s memory, narrate the city＇s story, meet urban dwellers＇ psychologi- cal and behavioral needs, create new cultural traditions, and present the city＇s kindness and friendship. 相似文献
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Shan Jixiang 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2010,(11):32-35
Townscape heritage represents a comprehensive embodiment of a city＇s distinctive culture, spirit and location, constitutes an important part of its intangible asset and reflects its values. A city＇s characteristics are closely linked to its townscape. Once a city develops its own characteristics and style, 相似文献
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Li Chen Yang Chaoying 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2006,(4):16-19
Zhang Jinqiu, a celebrated woman architect in contemporary China, is known for her successful designs blending tradition and modernity. With a large number of modern creations featuring distinctive traditional styles designed for the ancient city of Xi＇an as well as many other historical cities in China, Zhang has contributed to diversity of urban planning concepts and made valuable explorations on cultural dimensions of architectural design. 相似文献
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Li Lei 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2006,(8):11-13
Dubbed ＂Oriental Hollywood＂ and situated on the outskirts of Hengdian, a township of Dongyang city in East China＇s Zhejiang Province, Hengdian World Studio has become a favorite rendezvous for tourists and since its inception, this state-of-the-art film and television studio has welcomed many famous film actors and directors. It is estimated that 70% of China＇s film and TV studios are losing money, but Hengdian is an exception. This privately-owned studio seems to be never short of tourists and film stars. What is the secret of its success？ 相似文献
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《中外文化交流(英文版)》2012,(11):8-11
"City, like people, has memory, because it has a complete life history. It grows from an infant to its childhood and then a thriving youth to maturity.This rich, long and unique process is all silently placed in its huge body. Generations have left their memories here, leaving both tangible heritages and oral and intangible ones to carry on those memories.The largest tangible heritages in city are buildings, including historic districts, sites, old streets, old stores and former residences of celebrities, etc. . Names of places are also memorable in that they 相似文献
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WuZhulian 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2004,(4):46-48
The evolution of Beijing into a world capital has been largely based on a clearly defined plan, of which the most outstanding feature is its axis line design that dates back to the Yuan Dynasty 800 years ago. The city‘s growth and modern development have both extended the axis line and brought significant changes to the 相似文献
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Hu Chunliang 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2010,(9):16-19
Shanxi Province, located in north China, is known as a major birthplace of Chinese civilization, where human activities has begun and continued from the pre-history Old Stone Age. With a huge reserve of coal and metal resources, S hanxi has witnessed the prosperous development of metal forging and casting, in particular, its creation of bronze objects. 相似文献
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Wu Zhen 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2006,(12):46-46
On October 1, a temple fair showcasing the traditional art of hawking took place in Traditional Culture Street of Tianjin. Vendors hawking cigarettes, tea syrup candies, goldfish, knife and scissor grinding and newspapers attracted many passers-by. Tianjin used to be a transportation hub of north China, which developed a unique folk culture featuring vendors hawking. In addition, its rickshaws, sweet painting, flour sculpture, all add to the traditional charm of the city which has a history … 相似文献
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Gao Wei Zhu Wenyi 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2007,(11):4-6
As a historical capital city ill dynastic China, Beijing is famous for many celebrities＇ .former residences which have been considered major attractions to tourists. Statistics indicate that there are so far 310 recognized former residences of celebrities in the city - Cao Xueqin, the author of the classical novel ＂A Dream of the Red Chamber＂, Guo Muoruo, a great writer and poet of modern China, and Shao Piaoping, a famous journalist in the early 20th century, to name a few.[第一段] 相似文献
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Cai Shangwei 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2008,(12):32-33
Suzhou-style embroidery is originated and developed in the southeast city of Suzhou, a historical town abundant in silk and rich in cultural traditions. Inscribed in the national intangible cultural heritage list, it is well known for its long history artistic richness, superb skills and delicate workmanship. 相似文献
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Wu Zhen 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2007,(5):8-10
The charm of the city of Tianjin is manifested not only in its modem high-rise buildings, but
also in its unique culture and traditions. Over the past several hundred years, a distinctive cultural style has developed in this port city in north China.[第一段] 相似文献
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An Rui 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2010,(8):26-29
About 30,000 opera lovers in the Taiwan city of Taichung went to see a version of Turandot on March 27 and 28, which its renowned director Zhang Yimou said has a special effect when staged by Chinese people：Performed at Taichung International Baseball Stadium, the March 28 show started at 7：1S p.m., with 150 singing and dancing performers marching out from both sides of a 20-meter-high LED screen, 相似文献
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《中外文化交流(英文版)》2007,(4)
The city of Tianjin, with its history dating back to 600 years, sees a variety of folk arts and traditions. In recent years 相似文献
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An Rui 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2010,(9):36-39
The historic city of Suizhou, located in the northern part of Hubei Province, has been well known in recent years,because it has been recognized as the birthplace oftheYan Emperor, a legendary figure ancestral to Chinese culture and people, and sets of bronze chime bells of Marquis Yi of the Zeng State were unearthed here. With these unique heritage legacies, this historic city has attracted more and more visitors from home and abroad. 相似文献
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By Su Lijie 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2006,(2):10-11
Old place names are witnesses of a city＇s history. In modern times,should these names be changed to come up With presenT-aay realities？ It is a topic that today＇s city dwellers are concerned about. 相似文献
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Xing Shijia 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2005,(8):22-24
Cannes Film Festival has drawn worldwide attention for its unparalleled international impact. And film professionals of the world can hardly resist the attraction of Golden Palm prize. This article reviews the ten landmark events in the historical relationship between Chinese film and Cannes Festival. 1956: Chinese film's relationship with Cannes Festival can date back to 1956. Although new China had yet to establish diplomatic relations with France, it dispatched a film delegation led by… 相似文献
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Jin Yang 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2014,(3):26-31
Modern museums are striving to keep pace with the rapidly evolving modern art and the changing needs of audience. Accordingly, the concept of museum has developed and trans- formed. Imagine the future of Xi＇an as a city of museums. It will be a city immersed in a profound artistic atmo- sphere, embracing broader space for exchanges, exhibiting higher educa- tional value, thus truly demonstrating the cultural background required for an international city. This is exactly what we have been hoping for a city＇s cultural inheritance. 相似文献
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《中外文化交流(英文版)》1993,(5)
IF yon open the map of theworld.yon will see that Chinalooks rather like a rooster.Da-lian.a coastal city on the LiaodongPeninsula in northern China,is onthe tip or the rooster’s beak.Bounded on three sides by thesea,this beautiful city is one of theimportant ports of foreign trade,shipping out rich farm and industri-al products to the four corners orthe world.But the city also ex-changes culture and the arts withother countriesand the Dalian Ac-robatic Troupe,which has made aname for itself far and near,hasmade one of the greatest contribu-tions to this exchange. 相似文献
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Lou Qingxi 《中外文化交流(英文版)》2006,(4):4-7
In February 1996, an expert delegation from UNESCO visited Lijiang, southwest Yunnan Province of China for the assessment of the city＇s application for the World Cultural Heritage entry. Old architectures, historical streets and crisscross streams winding through them shape the old town of Lijiang and are the most important elements that the expert board planned to evaluate. Unfortunately, the visit coincided with a great earthquake of the region, Many new buildings fell down and roads were badly broken. But to their surprise, experts found that the old town was not destroyed as seriously as they expected. Wails of old houses and shops collapsed or damaged to some extents, but their structures stood still and maintained original forms. Ironically, some new, modern buildings that were at odds with the overall appearance of the old town collapsed. In the old town, roads remained intact and streams continued to flow as usual. Experts therefore asserted that with adequate restoration, historic, artistic and scientific values of the old town of Lijiang would not disappear and the application was still valid. In the end of 1997, Lijiang was approved to enter the list of World Cultural Heritage by UNESCO. 相似文献