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中华之声京剧社  留言于2013-09-13 01:04:24 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network（2013 No.31） |
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尊敬的各位侨团领导、朋友：
来自北京的中国戏曲学院“少年京剧团”将于2013年10月1日至10月7日访问洛杉矶。兹定于2013年10月5日在“加州中国表演艺术学院”为洛杉矶侨胞浓妆演出两场。该京剧团全部由12岁至18岁青少年组成，孩子们热爱京剧艺术，才华横溢，活泼可爱，屡次获得中国剧协的''''小梅花奖''''，是传承中华京剧文化的接班人。
演出时间，剧目：
2013年10月5日，星期六，下午2：00，［扈家庄］［大保国，探皇陵，二进宫］
2013年10月6日，星期六，下午2：00，［三岔口］［小放牛］［扈家庄］［探阴山］［文昭关］［时迁偷鸡］［霸王别姬］
演出地点：中国加州表演艺术学院 9837 Baldwin Place, El Monte, CA 91731
票价（赞助卷）：$100, $50, $30, $20
订票电话：(626)376-3527,(562) 402-678, (626)376-3514
售票地点：各大书局（世界书局，长青书局等）
主办单位：中华之声国剧社，盛世雅韵国际文化艺术传媒集团
请各位惠临，欣赏中国戏曲学院“少年京剧团”的精湛演出，给孩子们以鼓励。谢谢！
中华之声京剧社
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大型交响音乐会 留言于2013-09-10 09:43:40 |
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评论：UPDATE - From The Chinese American Professors and Professionals Network (2013 No.30) |
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在中秋佳节来临之际，诚挚邀请您出席9月22日在纽约林肯中心Avery Fisher Hall 举办的叶小钢大型交响音乐会"大地之歌"。叶小钢是中国当代最著名的作曲家之一，中国音乐家协会副主席，中央音乐学院副院长。他创作的北京奥运会开幕式钢琴曲《星光》以及《玉观音》主题曲等家喻户晓。"大地之歌"是叶小钢自1994年回国后，来美举办的首次个人作品专场音乐会，也为林肯音乐中心2013年秋季音乐盛会拉开序幕。热爱教育事业的叶小钢还将本次音乐会的部分收入捐献给OCEF纽约分部，支持中国贫困地区的教育事业。感谢您对高雅艺术和中国教育事业的支持，相信有您的出席，这次音乐会将更加精彩和成功！
音乐会票务信息如下：
Date: Sunday, September 22, 2013
Time: 3pm
Location: Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center
Prices: $20，$50, $80
购票到Lincoln Center Box Office，请用优惠代码 BMMF10享受个人购票10% 的折扣；购买20张以上请用BMMF20 享受20％的折扣。
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R.L. 留言于2013-09-10 09:16:57 |
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评论：讀者投稿：No Confucius! No China! |
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China's Magic?
Not long ago, Larry one of our learned members, posted an article from the China Daily entitled, "China''s Magic," on our Overseas Chinese website called . It sketched the political, economic and social "miracles" taking place on the mainland during the past 60 years in spite of all the dire and gloomy predictions from those so-called foreign and Chinese experts.
Magic? What is magic to me is not what is described in this paper, but China’s action to fund and spread Confucianism all over the world.
You see, China is the one and only country or nation in the world that has a longest-living civilization which is built upon Confucius's teachings - uninterrupted for nearly 2,000 years, except for the short 27 years when Chairman Mao Zedong was in power.
The same paper reported recently that by July, 2009, China already had 331 Confucian centers or institutes in 83 countries to fund and support. And the US alone now has more than 40! It is projected that by 2010 there will be 500 Confucian "missionaries" in the world.
No Chinese rulers before ever dared to propagate Confucianism to foreign countries, perhaps for fear that the aliens, after having learned what Confucius taught, could judge them according to his standards. For instance, did the Chinese leaders behave like virtuous or Confucian gentlemen (Junzi) or treat foreign countries with human-heartedness (Ren) and justice (Yi) as Mencius advised in their conduct of foreign affairs? Nevertheless, many young Japanese, Korean and Vietnamese scholars swarmed to China to learn it anyway as early as the 7th century when Confucianism completely dominated China by then.
But, what the PRC leaders are now doing is to openly turn China into a real Confucian state. As role models, they will have to behave and work like virtuous or Confucian gentlemen. If so, what a magic!
In the meantime, from what little I have read and studied, I am amazed to discover that Jesus is almost like a communist whereas Confucius a socialist. While cussing the rich (e.g., Mt 19:24), Jesus took all his followers to be his brothers and mothers (e.g., Lk 8:19-21). Similarly, Confucius despised all the businessmen and merchants and placed them at the bottom of China''s social class.
In the meantime, he asked his followers "not to regard as their own parents only their own parents nor treat as their own children only their own children" in his Datong Society (Book of Rites) which is rather socialistic.
I am real happy that PRC leaders are now coming back to follow Confucius''s teachings, striving to build a real Confucian state with adequate defensive military power. In short, they seem to have adopted the old May 4th maxim which reads: "While the Western knowledge or culture is good for application and utilization, the Chinese knowledge or culture must serve as the basis for check and balance."
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