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Bai Xiang'en still remembers the scene of driving the "Snow Dragon" across the Arctic Ocean in 2012: the ship was sailing in the icy sea, and in front of him was not only a huge bridge, but also a 360 degree panoramic sunroof. The waterway was slowly breached, and sea mist rose up, everything resembling a mirage in the sea. "It's difficult for you to describe it in words. You would think that Chinese ships are great, and what we're doing is also great." On July 9th, "28 year old female pilot sailing through the Arctic Ocean" became a hot topic on Weibo, with the protagonist being Bai Xiang'en. She is an associate professor of the Merchant Shipping School of Shanghai Maritime University, the first female navigator to cross the Arctic Ocean in China, and is now a popular science blogger on Tiktok with 64000 fans. Bai Xiang'en said, "On the one hand, we want more people to see the sea and understand navigation knowledge, and on the other hand, we also want to inspire more women."

Let music shine and let childhood rest. On July 9th, the new themed MV "Where is Spring?" produced by Roewe Shanghai Children's Art Theatre and performed by the Big Whale Singing Troupe premiered. The Big Whale Singing Ensemble "Singing in Childhood Jazz Concert" also sang in Shanghai Children's Art Theater. The familiar childhood melodies such as "Selling Newspaper Songs", "Little Slovenness", "DuDuDuDuDuDuDuDuDuDuDu, Selling Sugar Congee" put on the coat of "Jazz", and the old songs were sung new, refreshing. "Where is Spring?" is the second MV work of the Big Whale Singing Troupe, following their original children's song "Little Volume, Big World.". This work is a jazz adaptation of classic nursery rhymes, accompanied by Lincoln Jazz Shanghai center Big Band, and made its debut in Singing and Playing in Childhood Jazz Concert. The original song "The Knight and the Dragon" made its debut at the "Childhood Jazz Concert".

The 2023 Yangtze River Delta Akabela Music Competition Awards Ceremony and Champion Night Concert successfully concluded on the evening of July 9th at the Caohejing Conference Center in Xuhui District, Shanghai. This competition attracted numerous excellent Akabela teams from the Yangtze River Delta region to sign up and participate. They performed different styles of songs with beautiful pure human voices. After fierce competition, 34 teams advanced to the finals, including 22 middle-aged and young groups, 9 youth groups, and 3 music age groups. The competition gave birth to awards such as gold, silver, bronze, individual awards, and top, second, and third place awards. In the end, Kang Yuan won the Beatbox group championship, while WACappella Kid, Chasing Singer, and Shanghai Petrochemical Haishang GM&GF respectively won the youth group, middle-aged and young group, and music age group championships. At the award ceremony, the organizers also announced the establishment of the Yangtze River Delta Akabela Alliance.

According to the data from Cat's Eye Professional Edition, the box office of the 19 day old film "Disappeared She" exceeded 3.1 billion yuan yesterday, ranking the third in this year's box office list, second only to "Man Jianghong" and "Wandering Earth 2". However, the rating of the film on Douban has been decreasing repeatedly, from 7.5 at the opening to 6.4. At present, the Douban rating for summer films is leading by 8.0 for the animated film "Chang'an 30000 Li". The film has been released for three days and grossed 223 million yuan, while "The Disappearing She" has exceeded 500 million yuan in box office in three days. Why is there such a fragmentation as box office increases and reputation decreases? On June 22nd, during the Dragon Boat Festival, "The Disappearing She" premiered and the production team conducted a roadshow in Shanghai. Many fans rushed to the scene, shooting non-stop with long guns and short cannons. In the view of Sun Mengjin, a film critic and visiting professor at Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts,

The seventh advanced training class of the China Writers Association Network Literature Shanghai Research and Training Base, "Network Writer Cultural Inheritance and Development Advanced Research Class," which lasted for one week, opened on July 10th. Nearly 120 online writers from across the country gathered in Shanghai. The theme of this advanced online literature training course is "Cultural Inheritance and Development". The students are recommended by the Network Literature Center of the China Writers Association, Yuewen Group, Shanghai Qimao Cultural Media Co., Ltd., Shanghai Internet Writers Association, Shanghai University Creative Writing Center, and Chinese Literature Network. Wang Wei, Secretary of the Party Group of the Shanghai Writers Association, said that the literary industry resonates with various undertakings of the Party and the country, and it is inevitable to take the path of high-quality development. As the most vibrant and flourishing online literature in the literary industry, it is imperative to undertake an important mission in the high-quality development of the literary industry.

Since ancient times, fortresses, as strategic fortifications, have not only traversed the smoke of history, but also exuded a strong sense of mystery. In the depths of the continuous Shengshan Mountains in Sunwu, Heilongjiang Province, there is a large-scale fortress ruins, which is the evidence left by the Japanese invasion of China in that war - fortress ruins. The weather in the northern part of the summer is still very hot, so stuffy that it makes people sweat profusely. On the day when I returned to my second hometown Heihe, I took the time to get up early and went to Sunwu County, which is a hundred kilometers away. I am familiar with Sun Wu. When I jumped back to Shanghai to visit relatives, I passed through this place several times, but what I am unfamiliar with is the history of the fortress. The sun shines on the streets of Sun Wu. The trees in the streets washed by a rainstorm are greener and more vibrant. The streets are noisy, with shopping malls, shops, and small stalls selling along the streets. They are full of fireworks and are in a hurry

As night fell, the low tiled house at 73 Anhua Road raised its rolling shutter door, and only a room of over ten square meters was lit with a faint yellow light. The next room is adorned with a red background and yellow text reading "screen changing", with several wires hanging in the air and shared bicycles piled up not far away. On this rudimentary stage, young violinists and cellists are playing against each other. The weather is stuffy and hot, and an old electric fan is spinning desperately. The audience were all sitting on the ground across the street, and there was also a little dog in the audience seat, sticking out its tongue and waiting. The violinist Tu Tu shouted across the road, "We haven't rehearsed before, so we're going to improvise. Please forgive us." Across the street, applause rang out, and the night's improvisation performance on Anhua Road began like this. The audience sitting on the roadside and a staring little dog in a short video for a few minutes,

In recent years, the quantity and quality of choirs in Shanghai have been continuously improving. The closing performance of this year's Shanghai Spring International Music Festival was attended by 25 choirs from over 40 industries in the city, with the Citizen Choir accounting for two-thirds. In order to meet the new needs, the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission guided and the Shanghai Conservatory of Music hosted the "Third Shanghai School Choral Conduction Backbone Teacher Training Class". After six days of intensive training, it ended on July 8th. This is also an important project for the integration of culture and education in Shanghai in 2023. "Why is choir so valued? Because of its wide participation, age and gender, and the need for teamwork, it is a very important component of school and youth art education," said Tang Zhe, director of the Music Education Department at Shanghai Conservatory of Music

A writer embarking on a literary career and entering the literary circle cannot do without the guidance of editors. Sometimes, writers and editors are two coexisting identities and two interconnected groups. Writers can also be editors, and editors can also be writers. They sympathize with each other and achieve success. However, readers are often more familiar with the authors and have limited knowledge of the editorial community that drives literary trends. Writer, poet, and Lu Xun Literature Award winner Chen Cang hopes to change this situation. As one of the editors in chief of "They and They: Editors in the Eyes of Writers", he recently shared "My Editor's Moments" with readers at Yueyue Bookstore with Fu Yuehui, the director of the editorial department of "Shanghai Literature" and a young writer, and talked about the interaction stories between editors and writers. Chen Cang, you can use this book as a handbook for writers and editors to interact with, and a submission guide for literary enthusiasts, which may

"The audience came to the theater wearing masks to watch 'The World', and after the performance ended, tears soaked the masks. This scene left a lasting impression on Zheng Juan's character Li Xiaomeng.". From July 14th to 16th, the play "The World" will be staged at the Wanping Theater. In addition to immersing themselves in the theatrical stage, the audience can also experience the fireworks closely related to "The World" through the lead actor's meeting, visiting old Shanghai, interactive games with the lead actor, and on-site "grocery stores". The 58 episode TV series "The World" has just won 5 major awards at the Magnolia Awards at the Shanghai TV Festival. The play "The World", which gathers top-notch teams such as the Beijing People's Art Theatre, the National Theatre of China, and the China Opera and Dance Theatre, made its debut in Shanghai on July 14th after its revision. The new version of "The World" removes some plot elements and focuses on the perspective of the Zhou family's three siblings, using a continuous love and family story

The symposium on the manuscript of Li Zhaoluo's "Full Text of the Eight Dynasties" was recently held at the Duoyunxuan Art Center, focusing on the study of governance and the creation of useful books. Sixteen researchers from academia, education, and publishing have conducted in-depth discussions and exchanges on Li Zhaoluo, his events, and the significance and value of the publication of the full text of the Eight Dynasties. This manuscript will be unveiled at the Vientiane Boutique Nightclub at the Boguzhai Spring Auction on July 15th. Li Zhaoluo, with the courtesy name Shen Qi, is a late adoptive elderly person from the Jiangsu Yang Lakers. He has a wide range of academic knowledge and solid foundation. Wu Xiaoming, Deputy General Manager of Shanghai Boguzhai Auction Co., Ltd., introduced that Li Zhaoluo has written a lot throughout his life, and the manuscript of Li Zhaoluo's "Full Text of the Eight Dynasties" displayed at the symposium is one of them. The compilation of this book began in 1822 and has not been published for two hundred years. Its existence is limited to documentary records. Introduction by Professor Cao Hong from Nanjing University

"This is a ceiling level play of ancient puppets," said Zhang Xiaoding, the general manager of Shanghai Grand Theatre, at a media conference on July 11th. As the first work in the "Oriental Stage Aesthetics" series of the Shanghai Grand Theatre, Kunqu Opera's "Six Memoirs of Floating Life" will soon undergo its third round of rehearsals from July 27th to 29th. At the premiere, the original cast of famous Kunqu opera actors from Nanjing and Kunshan, including Shi Xiaming, Dan Wen, You Tengteng, Li Hongliang, Qiu Caiping, Gu Jun, and others, once again gathered in Shanghai to perform the life of Shen Fu and Yun Niang, a couple in traditional Chinese clothing, and lead the audience to appreciate the beauty of classical Chinese literature and drama. In July 2019, Shanghai Grand Theatre spent over two years preparing to bring the literary classic "Six Records of Floating Life" onto the Kunqu stage. After four years, producer Lin Kai joked that "Six Records of Floating Life" could still gather all the original cast members

On July 10th, the Film Academy of Shanghai Academy of Drama hosted a comprehensive performance of "Sound in Children's Hearts" accessible drama by professional teachers and students in the Joy Hall of the East Hall of Shanghai Library. Teachers and students have entered public welfare practice from the classroom, bringing a unique artistic experience to the 2023 "Little Tadpole Not Afraid of Black" Blind Children Summer Camp. The summer camp was jointly initiated by media figure Bai Yansong, blind musician Zhou Yunpeng, China Braille Publishing House, and China Braille Library, and has been held for five sessions so far. The performance provides blind children with an open, inclusive, and accessible artistic and cultural experience. The teachers and students of Shanghai Theatre Academy have made a lot of innovation, optimization, and expansion on the basis of the existing accessible drama. Children can not only enjoy accessible drama and animation, but also experience accessible drama workshops. Before the performance, the teachers and students carefully prepared for each blind child

In the evening breeze and cicadas chirping, an outdoor concert opens at the Shanghai Urban Lawn Music Square. On stage, performers from Italy are playing Vivaldi's "Four Seasons". Off stage, Grandma gently shakes a fan for her grandson, while the little boy leans against Grandma and listens attentively to the music. The air is filled with the smell of floral water. From July 8th to 15th, the Shanghai Summer Music Festival held 7 concerts here. In the bustling city center, it is rare to have such a large lawn surrounded by green trees, and there are even Chinese and foreign musicians lining up to play. There is no need to buy tickets for the outdoor concert, and over 1300 admission tickets are available for free booking every night. The competition is based on hand speed. It doesn't matter if you don't get it, you can watch the live broadcast at home while blowing on the air conditioning and eating watermelon. Over the past decade, the Shanghai Urban Lawn Concert has attracted over 7.05 million viewers both offline and online. This year, the Shanghai Summer Music Festival also

44 children aged 10 to 16 formed a symphony orchestra and completed a concert in 10 days. This seemingly impossible task is being gradually achieved at the Shanghai Summer Music Festival. On July 11th, the reporter walked into the rehearsal hall of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music, where Zhang Jiemin, the resident conductor of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, was rehearsing for the children. They stood out from over 600 applicants across the city and won their seats in this year's MISA Student Festival Band. "I want to know how many people have participated in symphony orchestra rehearsals before?" Zhang Jiemin asked. Less than half of the children raised their hands. The biggest challenge is that they are a blank slate in terms of band experience, so they can only start from scratch. This morning, they rehearsed a movement in two hours, and next, I will have to divide the voice parts to rehearse for them

"I propose to applaud the outstanding vision of the judges and the grand ceremony of the Tianma Literature Award!" On the afternoon of July 11th, the second Tianma Literature Award held an award ceremony in Jinchao 8th Lane. The online literature writer "Octopus who loves diving", who won the award for "The Mysterious Lord", asked the host "not to say thank you" in front of him. Two witty acceptance speeches made the audience laugh and applaud continuously. The Tianma Literature Award, specially designed for online literature, is jointly organized by the Shanghai Writers Association and the Propaganda Department of the Hongkou District Committee. It was launched in October 2018 and is held every three years. The award aims to select high-quality works through selection, reflect the current level of online literature, promote the internationalization of online literature and the prosperity of theoretical commentary on online literature, better tell Chinese stories, build Chinese values, promote Chinese spirit, and gather Chinese strength. This evaluation

According to Reuters, citing Czech public television reported on the 12th, writer Milan Kundera died at the age of 94. Milan Kundera, novelist, was born in Brno, Czechoslovakia and has settled in France since 1975. The novels "Joke", "Living Elsewhere", "Farewell Waltz", "Laughing Forgetting", "The Unbearable Lightness of Life" and "Immortality", and the short story collection "Funny Love" are written in the author's native Czech language. His novels "Slow", "Identity" and "Ignorance", the collection of essays "The Art of Fiction", "The Betrayed Will", "The Curtain" and the new work "Encounter" are written in French. Jacques and his master is the masterpiece of the author's drama. On 28 November 2019, Milan Kundera regained citizenship of the Government of the Czech Republic.

The original fashion ballet "Marco Polo - The Last Mission" was jointly created by Shanghai Ballet and Pier Cardin Company. It premiered in 2010 and participated in the opening performance of the 12th Shanghai International Art Festival in China that year. On July 12th and 13th, the Shanghai Ballet Love China's Marco Polo - The Last Mission will be performed at the Shanghai International Dance Center Theater. The drama is based on "The Travels of Marco Polo" and tells the story of Marco Polo, who was ordered by Kublai Khan to escort Princess Kokuo to marry Persia. Despite the various difficulties and dangers of the Maritime Silk Road, the two fell in love over time, but had to bury their deep feelings in their hearts after arriving in Persia. Original fashion ballet stills from Marco Polo - The Last Mission. The Origin of Marco Polo - The Last Mission

Starting with the stage play "Shark Baby's Treasure Hunt Adventure", the annual Little White Parent Child Carnival at Shanghai Cultural Square returned on July 11th. In the 20 day family reunion season, there will be 12 performances on stage plays such as "Shark Baby's Treasure Hunt", "Dunhuang Wonderful Night", Disney's "Dreams and Hope" tour, and the musical "Dinosaur Resurrected". There will also be multiple on stage and behind the scenes activities. The musical "Dinosaur Resurrected" is performed on four channels for children aged 3 to 12. The stage play "Shark Baby's Treasure Hunt Adventure" presents a super IP that is popular worldwide. "Dunhuang Wonderful Night" combines tradition and modernity. The Disney "Dream and Hope" tour covers multiple popular Disney movies, and the musical "Dinosaur Resurrected" brings giant dinosaurs back to life on stage

Passing through the bustling retro market, the fluorescent signs caught people's attention. On July 14th, the Shanghai Comic Theatre Troupe once again teamed up with the North Bund Raffles City Market to launch its new brand "Fierce Joyful Theatre Troupe", tailoring a Shanghai style interactive experience comedy play "Welcome to Play". It premiered in the B2 · D6 space of the North Bund Raffles City Market. From July to early September, "Welcome to the Theater" will be performed here every Friday to Sunday. "Serving the citizens and spreading the laughter of Shanghai is the foundation of the Shanghai Comic Theatre Troupe. As a state-owned theater troupe at the city level, it has always been responsible, responsible, and confident in promoting the Shanghai style culture and Jiangnan culture, inheriting the essence of the 'Yao Zhou' Shanghai style art, and telling the stories of the people of Shanghai well." Ling Meifang, the head of the Shanghai Comic Theatre Troupe, said that the B2 · D6 space of the North Bund Raffles City Market is a part of the Shanghai Comic Theatre Troupe

A photography exhibition called "Canal China" unexpectedly went viral: On July 9th, the official account of the Photographers Association in Huaibei City, Anhui Province, announced that the consultant Zhang Bingzheng's work "The Phantom of the Canal" was shortlisted for the exhibition. Six photos were blurry and had light colors due to focusing and overexposure, which attracted the attention of many netizens. Many netizens imitated the "Phantom Show" and even some photographers who participated in the exhibition announced that they had "withdrawn the prize". Amidst widespread questioning on the internet, some have also defended this group of works, arguing that in an era where everyone has a mobile phone, "beautiful photos" should not be the only creative perspective. Industry insiders suggest that when art enters the public, it is necessary for professionals to "translate" works to the public. The controversial photography work "The Phantom of the Canal" has sparked an "imitation show" due to its "ugly photo". On May 4th of this year, "In the Canal"

In summer, Shanghai belongs to the "anime". On July 13th, accompanied by the heatwave of plum blossoms in Shanghai, the 18th China International Anime and Game Expo opened at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Hall. Tencent Video, BILIBILI, Tianwen Kadokawa, Xuanji Technology, Shouwu, GOOD SMILE Company, DeNA, Shengqu Games, Giant Network, Kaiying Network, Jumping Network, IPSTAR Chaowan Planet and many other well-known domestic and foreign manufacturers have all made appearances, including new friends who participated in the exhibition for the first time, such as Dongman and Mi You Society. Shanghai is a city with a particularly strong anime cultural atmosphere. To some extent, it also benefits from the appearance of one after another large-scale animation and game exhibitions in the summer. As a well-known exhibition in the domestic animation industry, every CCG

"The Disappearing She," "The Long Season," and "Who Is He..." This year can be called a year of suspense works. The battlefield of high scoring suspense dramas is not only on the screen, but also on the stage of the drama. On July 28th and 29th, the stage play "The Murder Case at the Corridor Pavilion" will be performed three times in a row at the Shanghai Meiqi Grand Theater, marking the first stop of the national tour. This year, the drama is led by actor Mao Zijun, who is familiar to audiences for TV dramas such as "Palace Lock Heart Jade", "Tang Dynasty Glory", and "Qingyun Zhi". Adapting literary works into stage plays is not uncommon. As artist Liu Xiaolingtong once said, "Adaptation is not random, and joking is not nonsense." The effectiveness of adaptation still needs to be tested by both the original author and the fans. The stage version of "The Killing Incident at the Corridor Pavilion" reproduces the character settings in Keigo Higashino's original novel, using "masks" as important props and symbols to depict the characters

Today, the Shanghai Museum released a notice for scheduled visits, stating that by October 8th, a full reservation system will be implemented for visitors entering the museum. If unable to visit on schedule, the reservation must be cancelled at least 2 hours in advance. Accounts that fail to cancel their reservation twice will have their reservation eligibility frozen for 30 days. The cancelled reservation quota will be dynamically released directly. Entering summer vacation, the popularity of various cultural and museum venues is soaring. Booking slots are opened one week in advance on the Weibo platform, but they are also quickly sold out. According to this new reminder, as of October 8th this year, all Shanghai International Import Expo will adopt a full appointment system for entry. During the implementation of the reservation system, individual visitors can make reservations 7 days in advance through the official website of Shanghai Museum and WeChat official account. Each order can be reserved for a maximum of 5 people, and each ID card is limited to about 1 appointment per day. If the audience is unable to visit on schedule, according to the latest instructions, the reservation must be cancelled at least 2 hours in advance. Pre

Written and produced by Xing Wenxiong, directed by Gao Hu, starring Wei Xiang, Wang Zhi, and Yue Liang, and starring Han Xiao, Jian Kang, Liu Muqi, Liu Sibo, Liu Xuetao, Yu Baishui, and Zhang Hengrui, the movie "It Seems Like It's Not That Hot" starring Alan, Prince Yi, and Zhou Dayong was officially scheduled for National Day on September 28th. In the movie, Wei Xiang plays a basketball coach who is somewhat paranoid about his desire for victory, and he wants to lead a group of intellectually disabled basketball teams called "Love Home" to achieve his dream of winning the championship on the field. The teaser trailer reveals the state of starting from "0" in front and behind the scenes in a self deprecating way, and also echoes the plot of Coach Wei facing a "0 base" basketball team in the film. It is worth mentioning that producer and screenwriter Xing Wenxiong has won "0" awards, but his directorial debut

In July, Shanghai ushered in a huge tourist group - "anime". With the landing of the 18th China International Animation and Game Fair and many other animation and game exhibitions, the anime atmosphere on the streets of Shanghai has become increasingly strong. Walking in the underpass of People's Square, Nanjing Road Walkway, or even on an ordinary road, you may encounter animation coser by chance. Taking advantage of the holiday, visiting various anime themed stores in Shanghai has become a way of life for anime fans from all over the country. In Shanghai's New World City, the recently opened Detective Conan themed restaurant has almost no reserved dining spots for this month; When we came to Xintiandi, the first coffee shop with the same name in China authorized by the well-known comic series Weekly Youth JUMP was full of customers. Anime theme restaurants, theme cafes and other floors are not available

From Yaohua Road or the subway station of China Art Palace, the concentration of "anime" in the crowd increased significantly. On the morning of July 13th, the 18th China International Anime and Game Expo opened at the Shanghai World Expo Exhibition Hall. The hot weather did not stop the pace of animation fans. After 9 o'clock, at the audience entrance of the south gate of the exhibition hall, animation fans lined up in a long line, waiting to enter the "anime" world. The coser at the exhibition site for the first time participated in "Genshin Impact", which became the "top stream" of the exhibition, and walked around the CCG EXPO exhibition hall. The reporter felt that the biggest change this year was that the role image played by the audience was "understandable". At the scene, more than half of the cosplay role images were from the game "Genshin Impact" developed by Shanghai enterprise Miha You. Many people, such as Walnuts, Thunder God, Eight fold Divine Son, Wanderers, etc

Line up for a few hours, see a doctor for five minutes, the doctor's words are as precious as gold, the medical records are like heavenly books... Everyone will get sick, and everyone is afraid of seeing a doctor. Patients are not only afraid of the disease itself, but also of not knowing how to obtain useful medical information, how to communicate with doctors, and how to make correct judgments. A doctor hopes to change this situation. He said that he is not only a doctor, but also a patient's family member, and even as a medical student, he has always believed that he has a certain disease since middle school, and is a senior "hypochondriac". It is precisely because of his multiple perspectives that he understands the misunderstandings and even doctor-patient problems that may arise between doctors and patients due to information asymmetry. Dr. Wang Xing, attending physician of the Department of Thoracic Surgery at Shanghai First People's Hospital. He is a Ph.D. in Oncology from Peking University and the attending physician of the Department of Thoracic Surgery at Shanghai First People's Hospital

At 7:30 pm, gusts of river breeze dissipated the heat, and a sound of qin came from the outdoor square of the West Coast Art Museum. 13 cellos, 13 performers from the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra, playing Piazzolla, Liszt, Gershwin, and Villa Lobos on the bowstrings. Their music meets young people running at night, elderly and children walking after meals, and young people playing skateboards by chance. After years of deep cultivation at the Shanghai Urban Lawn Music Square, this year, the Shanghai Summer Music Festival and the Shanghai West Bank of Xuhui Riverside jointly opened up a new outdoor performance area, with 13 cello groups from the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra playing the first sound. Three days ago, they made an appearance at the Shanghai Symphony Hall, and the performance sold out within ten minutes of ticket issuance. Three days later, the original team moved to the West Coast Art Museum and brought the performance to the outdoor stage. "This year's' big lift '

What can't be lacking in Shanghai's summer? Many people's answer is, the Shanghai Book Fair. The reporter learned from the press conference held this morning at the Shanghai Book Fair that the 2023 Shanghai Book Fair and "Bookish China" Shanghai Week will be held from August 16th to 22nd at the Shanghai Exhibition Center. In addition to the main venue, this year's Shanghai Book Fair will also launch a "one zone, one characteristic" themed sub venue and a reading sub venue mainly consisting of public libraries, physical bookstores, etc., creating a three-dimensional book exhibition model of "linkage between the main venue and sub venues, and synchronization between online and offline", allowing the rich book fragrance to overflow the city. In 2022, the Shanghai Book Fair will face challenges and guide readers into their normal lives through storytelling scenes and new experiences of reading. By the end of the year, it will become a warm cultural landscape in Shanghai. This year's Shanghai Book Fair returns to the "old time, old place"