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Writer Eileen Chang's novella Love in a Fallen City was recently adapted into a play and previewed in Rizhao, Shandong province on Oct 21.

Inspired by the work of the great Chinese poet Qu Yuan and composer Tan Dun, Nine Songs evokes the legends of the 3rd century BC in contemporary contexts, fusing the specially composed score with emotion and images of nature behind the ancient spirits of sky, rivers and mountains, the souls of the dead and the unquenchable hopes of the living.

Jeffrey Cirio and Erina Takahashi dazzle for a sharp ENB, but this long-awaited new work is all message, no story

Anta Presents Team Chinas High-tech Podium Uniform for Tokyo Summer Olympics Chinese sportswear brand Anta presented Team Chinas podium uniform for the Tokyo Olympics, called Champion Dragon Clothes on June 25 in Beijing. BriefingWire.com, 7/03/2021 - BEIJING, July 1, 2021 - (ACN Newswire) - The uniform is designed by Tim Yip, also known as Ye Jintian, the renowned art director, visual artist and Oscar winner for best art design. According to Ye,...

Thursday, 1 July 2021, 4:07 pm Chinese sportswear brand Anta presented Team Chinas podium uniform for the Tokyo Olympics, called Champion Dragon Clothes on June 25 in Beijing. The uniform is designed by Tim Yip, also known as Ye Jintian, the renowned art director, visual artist and Oscar winner for best art design. According to Ye, the uniform combines Chinese traditional cultural icons, beauty and advanced sportswear technologies. The designer said he hoped to show the beauty of Chinese cult...

Team China dressed for succes By SHI FUTIAN | China Daily | Updated: 2021-06-28 09:56 Share CLOSE Athletes raring to do nation proud at Tokyo Games as anticipation levels rise at uniform launch  Team Chinas new podium uniform, produced by Anta, is modeled by current and former Olympians at Fridays official launch event for the Olympic costume. Photo provided to China Daily With just under a month to go until the Tokyo Games, Chinas Oly...

A sublime trip along the river of life U-Theatre has revived an iconic production from 2006 that was inspired by poems written by musical director Huang Chih-chun during a trip to India in 2001 By Diane Baker / Staff reporter On a September night 15 years ago I sat in the National Theater and was blown away by U-Theatre’s (優人神鼓) River Journey (與你共舞). One of my sisters sat next to me, and she still ranks the show as one of the all-time highlights of her stays in Taiwan. As I...