¢ñ¡¡China's Cultural Policy ¢ò¡¡Cultural Laws and Regulations in China ¢ó¡¡Cultural Institutions in China ¢ô¡¡Postscript

China's Cultural Policy (1)Fundamental Principles for Development 0f Socialist (2)Cultural Policies Accelerating the Overall Development of Cultural Undertakings (3)Reform of Cultural System (4)Policy on Cultural Economy

(1)Legislative System and Cultural Legislation (2)Legal Protection for Historical and Cultural Heritage (3)China's Legal System Concerning Intellectual ProPerty Rights (4)Management Law and Regulations Regarding Performance and Management System of Artistic Performance Troupes (5)Regulations on Administration of Audio-Video Products and the Cultural and Recreational Sector (6)Regulations on Administration of the Movie lndustry (7)Laws and Regulations on Radio and TV Administration (8)Laws and Regulations on Publications (9)Laws and Regulations on Cultural Exchanges with Foreign Countries

(1)Introduction of cultural Institutions in China (2)Central Cultural Administrative Department (3)Cultural lnstitutions Directly Under the Ministry of Culture (4)Major CulturaI Enterprises (5)Major Social Organizations

Preface (1)Brilliant Short Television Plays (2)Flourishing Television Series (3)The Development of Televised Chinese Opera (4)The Development of Children's Television Plays (5)Chinese Directors and Performing Artists of Television Plays

¢ñ¡¡Foreword ¢ò¡¡Artistic Appearance and Features of Chinese Theater ¢ó¡¡Nurtured by Folk Arts ¢ô¡¡Three Golden Eras ¢õ¡¡Entering a New Era ¢ö¡¡The Performance Art of China's Operas ¢÷¡¡ Distinctive Opera Music ¢ù¡¡From the Stage to a Fantasy World

Preface (1)Stories Expressed Through songs and Dances (2)Keeping a Distance from Life (3) No Limitation of Time or Space (4)Fictitious Expression Method - the Core of the Stage Structure

Preface (1)Ancient Songs and Dances (2)Speaking and Singing Arts - Literary Soil for Chinese Theater (3)The Maturing of Chinese Theater

Preface (1)The Yuan Drama (2)The Ming Drama (3)The Qing Drama

Preface (1) Heyday of Peking Opera and a Galaxy of Talent (2)The Prosperity and Development of New Operas (3)New Fashion Drama and Liantaiben Drama (4)More Encouraging Progress (5)New Flowers on an Old Tree (6)Untiringly Reviewing History (7)Turning Reality into Drama

Preface (1)Dramatized Singing and Dancing (2)Strict Adherence to Convention (3)The System of Roles (4) Conventions, Fundamentals of Acrobatic and Combat Skills and Special Skills

Preface (1) Characteristics of Opera Music (2) Composition of Opera Music (3)Reform and Development of Opera Music

Preface (1)Unique Locations (2)The Unique Creation of Opera Characters (3)Unique Symbolic Scenery, Backdrops and Properties

¢ñ¡¡Introduction ¢ò¡¡The Origin of Modern Chinese Drama ¢ó¡¡May Fourth Movement and the Formation of Modern Chinese Drama ¢ô¡¡Coming of Age ¢õ¡¡Rising in the Midst of War ¢ö¡¡Drama of New China ¢÷¡¡New-Period Drama ¢ù¡¡Features of Modern Chinese Drama

Preface (1)Western Drama as Viewed by Chinese (2)Chinese Drama at the Initial Stage (3)Civilized Drama: Rootless Duckweed (4)Nankai New Drama

Preface (1)Disputes Between the Innovative and the Conservative (2)Ibsen and the Chinese Nara (3)The Origin of Modernist Drama (4)The Establishment of Modern Chinese Drama (5)Tian Han's Southern China Society and His Tragedies (6)New Comedies

Preface (1)The Popularization of Modern Drama (2)Cao Yu and His Trilogy (3)Xia Yan's Early Plays (4)Other Playwrights and Their Works (5)Emergence of the Professional Drama Troupe

Preface (1)National Mission (2)Historical Plays of Realistic Significance (3)The Deepening of Realism (4)Satirical Comedies (5)Playwriting in the Liberated Area

Preface (1)A Strong Dramatic System (2)The Spring for Chinese Drama (3)The Peak of New China Drama (4)Teahouse - a Monumental Work (5)Guan Hanqing - a Landmark (6)Guangzhou Conference Initiating a New Climax

Preface (1)The Revival of Drama (2)The Rise of Experimental Drama (3)The Flourishing of the Little Theater Movement (4)Many-Colored Drama (5)An Open Theater (6)A Theater Enjoying World-wide Reputation (7)The Honor of Drama

Preface (1)An Art Serving the Overall National Interests (2)A Dramatic Spirit with Poetic Sense (3)Striking National Characteristics

¢ñ Sketch of Chinese Architectural Arts ¢ò Capital City and Palace ¢ó Alter,Temple and Taoist Temple ¢ô Mausoleum ¢õ Landscape Towers,Pavilions and Pagodas ¢ö Garden and Residences ¢÷ Bridge ¢ø The Architectural Art of Minority Nationalities ¢ù The Architectural art of contemporary and Modern China

(1)The Great Wall-Monument to the Chinese Nation
(2)The Cultural Spirit of Chinese Architecture and Its Status in the World

(1)preface
(2)The ldeological Content of the Art of Mausoleum
(3)Mausoleum Works of Various Ages

¢ñThe History of Ancient Chinese Music (1)The Dawn Breaks (2)The Music of Bells and Drums (3)The Daqu of Songs and Dances (4)The Emergence of New Musical Genres and the overall Development of Vocal and lnstrumental Music ¢ò Traditional Chinese Music (1)Folk Songs (2)Folk Instruments and Folk Music (3)Religious Music and the Music of Flutes and Pipes ¢ó Professional Chinese Music of the 20th Century (1)An Overview of the Pulse of History (2)Panorama of Musical Creation (3)The Art of Musical Performance (4)Conclusion

¢ñJourney into the Past - A Brief Review of Ancient Dances (1)The Beginning of Time (2)The Acme of Perfection (3)A Red Flower with Fragrant Dews (4)Heavenly World (5)Life's Companion: Folk Dance ¢òIn search of Anlient"Danle shadows" --Dances of Differewt Nationalities (1)Legacy of Primeval Dances (2)Harmony and Serenity (3)Straightforwardness and Robustness (4)Blue Dream (5)"Yishunbian" (6)Loveliness and Grace ¢óDancing Steps of the lentury--An Inspection of Outstanding Modern Damce (1)Tracks of Pioneers (2)Steps of Modern Dancers

¢ñIntroduction ¢ò Poetry  (1)Synopsis  (2)Major Poets and Their Works ¢ó Fiction  (1)Synopsis  (2)Major Writers and Their Works ¢ô Prose  (1)Synopsis  (2)Major Writers and Their Works ¢õ Reportage  (1)Synopsis  (2)Major Writers and Their Works

¢ñ¡¡Foreword ¢ò¡¡The Birth and Start of Chinese Cinema(1905 -1948) ¢ó¡¡The Development and Ups and Downs of Chinese Cinema (1949-1976) ¢ô¡¡The Explorations and Progress of Chinese Cinema (1977-1997) ¢õ¡¡The Maturing of Chinese Television Plays (1958-1997)

Preface (1)Family Ethics and Social issues (2)Angry Shouts and Resistance under Cruel Oppression (3)Actual Life and National Disasters (4)Cinema Directors and Performing Artists in the Initial Stage

Preface (1)The Revolutionary Wars and National Heroes (2)Indignantly Denouncing and intensive Resistance (3)New Persons, New World (4)The Tortuous Development of Cinema Directors and Performing Artists

Preface (1)An Abundant Harvest of Realistic Films (2)The Achievements in Military Films (3)Innovations in Films on the Revolutionary History (4)The Development of Biographical Films (5)Multiple Explorations in Art (6)The Achievements in Children's Films and Animated Films (7)The Maturing of the Fourth Generation of Chinese Cinema Directors (8)The Rise of the Fifth Generation of Chinese Cinema Directors (9)Shining Groups of Chinese Film Actors and Actresses

Preface (1)Brilliant Short Television Plays (2)Flourishing Television Series (3)The Development of Televised Chinese Opera (4)The Development of Children's Television Plays (5)Chinese Directors and Performing Artists of Television Plays

¢ñ The Art of Quyi ¢ò Chinese Acrobatics ¢ó Chinese Puppetry ¢ô Chinese Shadow Theater

(1)A Brief Introduction
(2)Popular Tales and Storytelling
(3)Xiangsheng(Comic Dialogue)
(4)Kuaishu and Kuaiban
(5)Dagu and Gushu
(6)Suzhou ingtan
(7)Beijing Danxian
(8)Northeast Errenzhuan
(9)Yuequ,or Guangdong Melodies
(10)Sichuan Qingyin(Arias Sung Without Makeup or Musical Accompaniment)
(11)Guangxi Wenchang
(12)The Quyi of Ethnic Minority Groups in China

(1)A Brief Introduction
(2)The Methods of Operation and Carving Art of Figures
(3)The Schools of Modern Shadow Theater and Their Best-known Plays

¢ñ¡¡Calligraphy ¢ò¡¡ Painting ¢ó¡¡Sculpture ¢ô¡¡Arts and Crafts

(1)Calligraphy, the Soul of Chinese Fine Arts (2)The Genesis of Chinese Characters (3)Jiaguwen and Jinwen (4)The Beginning of Tablet Inscription (5)Han Li, an Important Reform of Chinese Calligraphy (6)Calligraphy Sage Wang Xizhi (7)Setting the Tune for Kai Calligraphy (8)Kuang Cao, Expressionism in Calligraphy (9)Combining Northern Stone Tablets with Southern Hardwood Calligraphy (10)Lin Sanzhi's Natural Cao Calligraphy

(1)Prehistoric Patterns (2)Mysterious Rock Painting (3)Painting on Silk (4)Gu Kaizhi and the Beginning of Scroll Painting (5)Dunhuang Murals Encompassing Ten Dynasties (6)Wu Daozi, Sage in Chinese Painting (7)Skillful Court Lady Painters (8)Qingming Festival by the Riverside (9)The Imperial Painting Academy and the Emperor Painter (10)The Four Great Painters of the Yuan Dynasty (11)The Yonqle Palace Mural (12)The Wumen Painting School (13)Four Monk Painters (14)The Eight Eccentric Painters of Yangzhou (15)The Sea School Painters (16)Folk Chinese New Year's Wood Block Paintings (17)Xu Beihong, the Pioneer of Contemporary Realistic Painting (18)Qi Baishi, an Artist of the People (19)Lin Fengmian, a Painter combining Chinese and Western Painting Skills (20)Modern Portraits of Chinese Mountains and Rivers (21)Modern Chinese Figure Painting (22)The Founding Ceremony of China and Chinese Realist oil Painting (23)Great Progress in Chinese oil Painting (24)New Chinese Woodblock Printing (25)Modern Chinese Folk Paintings

(1)Eagle Tripod and Dog Pitcher (2)Terracotta Warriors, the Eighth Wonder of the World (3)Horse Stepping on a Xiongnu Soldier and Horse Stepping on a Swallow (4)Stone Relief, a combination of Chinese Painting and Sculpture (5)Statues in Four Chinese Grottos (6)The Giant Stone Buddha at Leshan (7)Tomb Figures (8)The Touching Female Servant Sculptures in the Jin Temple (9)Lions at the Gate (10)Historical Pictures on Monuments (11)Rent Collection Yard (12)New Development Stage for Chinese Sculptures

(1)Bronzeware and Animal Patterns (2)Black and Red Lacquerware and Their Patterns (3)Tri-colored Glazed Pottery of the Tang Dynasty (4)Blue and White Porcelain and Jingdezhen (5)Ming Dynasty Style Furniture (6)Four Famous Chinese Embroidery Styles (7)Jadeware (8)Clay Figurine Zhang and Huishan Clay Figurines (9)Papercuts

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