Exploring the integration of culture, sports and tourism into the new scene of the metaverse, "Nanxiang Yuangu" opens

On June 28th, the international authoritative institution Korui Weian released its latest annual Journal Citation Report. Cell Research, sponsored by the Center for Excellence and Innovation in Molecular Cell Science of the Chinese Academy of Sciences and the Chinese Society of Cell Biology, once again leads the country with 44.1 influencing factors, which is the fourth consecutive year that the influencing factors of Shanghai Science and Technology Journals rank first in China, and Cell Discovery, the sister journal of Cell Research, also has 33.5 high influencing factors. There are also multiple Shanghai original science and technology journals that have won the top spot in their respective fields, sitting at the forefront of global discipline segmentation. The Journal Citation Report, published by Korui Weian, evaluated over 21500 high-quality academic journals from over 250 disciplines this year. The journal impact factor values for this year have been adjusted to only one decimal place, rather than just one decimal place

Every year at the Shanghai International Film Festival, there is always a spotlight shining on the new director. Participating in venture capital is the first step for many young filmmakers to mature, as they face the first round of authentic testing in front of investors, professional audiences, and peers in the film and television industry. The training and growth system of "Venture Capital Training Camp" effectively provides assistance for the creative work of young filmmakers, forming a virtuous cycle and giving them a way to truly understand the industry. As the annual recommender and director Xin Yukun said, "Venture capital platforms can bring open and fair opportunities. As long as you get a good story, you can come in. You may meet more friends and be able to reorganize or revise your creative views. Even if the project you ultimately enter venture capital is not realized, you may stay in this industry with different roles."

Perhaps a few years ago, Chinese science fiction filmmakers could only look up to Christopher Nolan's blockbusters such as "Inception" and "Star Trek". However, at this year's Shanghai International Film Festival, Chinese science fiction filmmakers Guo Fan, Wang Hongwei, Dong Runnian, Lu Chuan, Zhang Shiyu, along with their long-term collaboration with Nolan's visual effects director Peter Babu, sat on the same white sofa to participate in the Golden Jubilee Film Forum Science Fiction Film Week keynote forum held in Songjiang, Shanghai on June 11th. When talking about the international perspective and contemporary context of science fiction movies, they are full of confidence. Today, for the first time, we are sitting down to talk about the industry. Wang Hongwei, Vice President of the China Film Directors Association and Chairman of Blue Planet Science Fiction Film Week, believes that this high-level forum proves that people are paying more attention to science fiction movies and also shows confidence in the industry. 5 Chinese science fiction filmmakers present at the scene

How to describe music with words? When Zhang Haochen, a pianist born in the 1990s, wrote the book "Beyond Performance", this issue plagued him from beginning to end. As a pianist, he always creates sound, while words are a silent medium. This dilemma reminds him of Beethoven. How did Beethoven write his great works when he completely lost his hearing in his later years? "It's hard to imagine that a painter can still create great works if he goes blind. Beethoven, who became deaf, created music in silence, and these notes were unverified and relied entirely on his imagination. Therefore, talking to late Beethoven is a dialogue with the symbols and intentions in his mind." In "Beyond Performance," Beethoven appears repeatedly in many chapters, becoming a "mirror" for many composers

On August 27th this year, Shanghai Grand Theatre will celebrate its 25th anniversary of opening. On June 6th, the theme of the 25th anniversary celebration, "Hello! Goddess of Art," was announced. A series of activities centered around the "reproduction" of the first giant mural in the Grand Theatre's collection, "Goddess of Art," will be the highlight of the 25th anniversary celebration. The 2023 Summer Season performance menu was the first to be released, playing the prelude to the 25th anniversary celebration. In 1998, renowned American painter Ding Shaoguang was invited to create a huge mural titled "Goddess of Art" for the newly built Shanghai Grand Theatre at that time. In 2002, the mural "Goddess of Art" repaired by Ding Shaoguang himself was permanently housed in the Art Collection of the Grand Theatre. In order to better protect the original work of Ding Shaoguang's "Goddess of Art", the original mural "Goddess of Art" is left in an art collection with constant temperature and humidity conditions, during theater opening days, etc