A song & dance about history By Chen Nan/Shan Juan | China Daily | Updated: 2021-04-10 11:26 Share
Harmony, or
He Wu, an original dance drama choreographed by Liu Jina, a professor of Shaanxi Normal University, was staged in Xi an on March 25.[Photo provided to China Daily]
Music teachers and students in Xi an have gone to great lengths to recreate scenes from murals discovered in the tomb of the senior Tang Dynasty (618-907) official Han Xiu, which was unearthed in the Chang an district of the Shaanxi capital in 2014.
Harmony, or
He Wu, an original dance drama choreographed by Liu Jina, a professor of the university, was staged in Xi an on March 25, and it was warmly received.
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2021-04-09 15:35:58 GMT2021-04-09 23:35:58(Beijing Time) Xinhua English
XI AN, April 9 (Xinhua) The epigraph of an ancient Uygur prince shows that ethnic unity always existed in ancient China.
The epigraph of the prince is preserved in the Tang West Market Museum in Xi an, capital of northwest China s Shaanxi Province. Written in Chinese and old Turkic inscriptions, the epigraph recorded the short life of the prince, who in 794 came to Xi an, known as Chang an at the time, when he was 18 years old.
The prince died of illness one year after coming to Chang an. The epigraph wrote about his life, while also recording how the Uygur people helped authorities of the Tang Dynasty (618-907) tame the An-shi Rebellion.
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