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Updated: 2011-06-10 10:36
(China Daily European Weekly)
CULTURE >> IN EUROPE
Photographs of Ouyang Weihong, Paris
The theme of this exhibition is "Realization of the Dream of the Three Gorges". The hydraulic works of Three Gorges Dam, which sits in the middle of the Yangtze River, are a wonder in engineering and have captivated the imagination of the world. Ouyang was struck by the grandeur and power of the project and this collection represents 10 years of his efforts.
Venue: China Cultural Center, Paris
Date: Till June 15
Contact: cccparisinfo@gmail.com
The Business Chinese Speech Contest,
London
The contest is aimed to facilitate the learning and teaching of Chinese language, to enhance the understanding of modern Chinese businesses and Chinese culture and to encourage business and cultural exchanges and promote mutual understanding between China and Europe.
Venue: London Confucius Institute
Date: June 25
Contact: lci@soas.ac.uk
Call of the Wild, Cambridge
This exhibition presents traditional Chinese paintings by Professor Ji Guoqiang from Xi'an Fine Arts Academy. To record the traditions and cultures of disappearing ethnic minorities, the artist spent his spare time traveling to the plains and mountains of several provinces and regions in China.
Venue: Michaelhouse Centre, Trinity Street, Cambridge, CB2 ISU
Date: June 6 -25
Contact: info@cam-ceeds.org
On Top of Two Empires, Rome
This is the first time Xu Longsen's landscape paintings have toured Europe. Xu is a legend in Chinese art circles and is famous for his combination of huge size and fine technique of ink and pen. After Rome, the tour will move to the Museum of the University of London, and then to the Museum of Fine Arts in Lille, France.
Venue: Museum of Roman Civilization
Date: June 22 Till July 24
Contact: info@cam-ceeds.org
Events can be submitted by e-mail to:
events@mail.chinadailyuk.com.
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