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| Ballad of The Han - An Indispensable Literary Bridge（5/11 NY） |
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CHINA INSTITUTE |
ARTS & CULTURE |
Renwen Society
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NYU Shanghai：Best of Chinese and American Education |
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Saturday, May 23, 2015
2:00 PM - 4:00 PM
Members：Free / Non-Members：$10
Jointly established by New York University and East China Normal University, NYU Shanghai is the third degree-granting campus in NYU's global network, joining NYU Abu Dhabi and NYU's campus in New York City. It is also the first Sino-US joint venture university approved by the Ministry of Education of the People's Republic of China with independent legal person status. At this special Renwen lecture, Dr. Yu Lizhong, President of NYU Shanghai, will shed light on this ultra-modern university as a new model for US-China collaboration in education, including opportunities and challenges in this new venture. Learn More.
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A Celebration of Chinese Literature |
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The Renwen Society will host two events on May 17 and May 30 with a delegation of prominent authors from China, who are coming to attend BookExpo America. The Expo this year designates China as the country of honor. These two Renwen events will provide a unique opportunity to meet and listen to some of China's most exciting literary voices. Learn More.
Sunday, May 17, 2015 l 2:00-4:00 PM
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Purchase art catalogues written by distinguished scholars from a wide range of academic and artistic fields. These scholarly exhibition catalogues provide in-depth exploration of Chinese art and the history of Chinese artistic traditions, including painting, calligraphy, ceramics, bronzes, decorative art, folk art, photography, textiles, and contemporary art.
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During the dawning years of the Han dynasty （206 B.C.-221A.D.）, an official bureau named Yuefu（House of Music or Ballad in English）was set up by the emperor's edict to collect the finest folk songs from the countryside, a number of which were narratives that revealed lives and moods of the people. Human emotions are the central theme in these ballads：songs to inspire, move or to amuse the listeners and readers. There are accounts in these works that condemned sufferings caused by wars, as well as some that lamented the misery brought on to the peasantry by poverty. Though more mature and elaborate, the ballads are composed in the similar vein to the works in the Book of Songs. Indeed, the significance of the ballads of the Han lies in that they serve as an indispensable literary and poetic bridge between the Book of Songs, the Songs of the South, the first two collections of poetry, and all the later poetic genres in Chinese literature.
Taught by Ben Wang, Senior Lecturer of Language and Humanities of China Institute and an award-winning translator, the Ballad of Han will be introduced and explored in the original texts of selected poems. Mr. Wang will offer this lecture in English. No previous knowledge of the Chinese language is required.
Tuesday, May 19th
6:30 - 8:00 PM
Members： $25 / Non-Members：$30
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CHINA INSTITUTE |
CELEBRATION OF CHINESE LITERATURE |
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Join us as we welcome some of China's most popular voices in contemporary fiction.
China's best-selling and most beloved writers will be joined by award-winning U.S. authors for a series of events where they will read from their work and talk about their experiences creating work that engages contemporary readers, and contemporary China. This is a unique opportunity to meet and listen to some of China's most exciting voices in poetry, science fiction, children's writing, and fiction!
Poet in the Scholar's Garden：
A Reading with Xi Chuan,
and introduction by Eliot Weinberger
Saturday, May 16, 4:00 - 5:30 PM
MEMBERS ONLY EVENT
（Wine and light refreshments will be served）
FREE!
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A Roundtable Discussion：
Di An, and Qin Wenjun
Sunday, May 17, 2:00 - 4:00 PM
Members：FREE | Non-Members：$5
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Location： China Institute | 125 E. 65th Street | New York, NY 10065
Contact：Aaron Nicholson 212-744-8181, ext. 138 or by email at anicholson@chinainstitute.org |
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An Evening with Cixin Liu：
Hosted by John Scalzi
Wednesday, May 27, 6:00-8:30PM
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Celebrated Voices of Contemporary Chinese Fiction:
A Dialogue with Liu Zhenyun, Mai Jia, Sheng Keyi,
Su Tong, Xu Zechen
Saturday, May 30, 3:00-4:30PM
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A Roundtable Discussion:
A Yi, Cao Wenxuan, Lan Lan, Li Er, Su Kui, Xu Zechen
Saturday, May 30, 5:30-7:30PM
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