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To welcome the 102nd anniversary of the founding of the CPC, Shanghai Oriental Art Center carefully planned three concerts. On July 1st, singers from Shanghai Conservatory of Music collaborated with the Shanghai Opera Symphony Orchestra to perform the "Classic Excerpts - Ethnic Opera Selection Concert". On the same day, the Shanghai Oriental Citizen Concert's Shanghai Song and Dance Troupe "Sing a Mountain Song for the Party" will present familiar red classics to the audience. In addition, on August 1st, during the Army Day, conductor Zheng Xiaoying's disciple Gao Song, along with the Shanghai Opera House Choir and the Shanghai Opera House Symphony Orchestra, will perform the epic masterpiece "The Song of the Long March". The teachers and students of the Shangyin Shengge Department sing about the hundred year history of ethnic opera. Chinese ethnic opera, as an opera style that draws inspiration from traditional Chinese opera, was brewed in the 1930s and formed in the 1940s and 1950s. In ethnic opera《

At the beginning of this century, a literary competition led to the emergence of a group of young authors and their rapid rise to fame. After overnight fame and endless glory, where have those writers who make us crazy gone? Are they okay? Have you lived the expected life yet? Wang Ruoxu, born in 1984, was a firsthand witness to this literary frenzy. In his 190000 word novel "Fanaticism", he portrayed three young people whose fate was changed by a writing competition at the turn of the century. The three of them became acquainted in 2000, and in the following decade, they influenced and interacted with each other, serving as background plates for each other, thus showcasing three levels of the "post-80s literary frenzy period". Someone may ask, it is already 2022, more than 20 years past the starting point of that year. What is the significance of publishing this novel now? Wang Ruoxu said, "Fanaticism

The first TV drama in China, "Public Prosecution," adapted from real cases, with the theme of the prosecution's crackdown on new types of cybercrime, will conclude on the evening of June 20th. According to the professional version of Cat's Eye, the drama has consistently topped the weekly popularity charts for Cat's Eye crime and suspense TV dramas for several days. In "Public Prosecution", the most important and unique character is undoubtedly Dilraba's portrayal of Anni, the prosecutor of the Jiangcheng Procuratorate. In the drama, An Ni is bold, meticulous, and kind-hearted, engaging in legal battles with criminals while adhering to the path of justice. In Dilraba's view, she shares similarities with Anni. "Both have a strong determination not to admit defeat. But my refusal to admit defeat only affects me personally; her refusal to admit defeat drives the progress of the case and also drives the people around her." Recently, Dilraba gave an interview to a journalist from Liberation Daily and Shangguan News, telling her story

No. 816 Yan'an Middle Road is a two courtyard courtyard family garden residence with a traditional Chinese flavor, which is rare in the urban area of Shanghai. It was originally known as the "Yan Tongchun Residence". "Yan Tongchun" is not the name of the owner of the residence, but the name of the business, known as the "King of Sand Ships", and operated by Yan Yingjun. In 1956, during the public-private partnership, Yan Zairu, the grandson of Yan Yingjun, handed over this mansion to the housing management department. It was later used as the office of the Shanghai Instrument Bureau and is now the site of the Liberation Daily. Yan Zairu is not only a descendant of a famous business, but also a poet, calligrapher, painter, scholar, and collector who has made great achievements in modern Shanghai. In particular, his compilation of "Seaweed" is a pioneering Shanghai poetry document. As a type of the "Modern Academic Collection Forest" series edited by Professor Fu Jie from Ma Yifu College, Zhejiang University, "Yan Zai Ru Works Collection" was compiled by Fu Jie

On June 19, Tencent Video's annual film and television release of "Co creation and Progress" was held in the Shanghai center. The annual film and television list for 2023 was released on site, and more than 170 multi category dramas were collectively unveiled. This year, on Tencent Video platform, the web drama "The Long Season" scored 9.4 points on Douban, becoming the highest score for domestic dramas in the past five years; "The Three Body Problem", which has been polished for seven years, scored 8.7 points and is hailed as a benchmark work in Chinese science fiction dramas; "Just Love" scored 8.2 points, becoming the highest rated Chinese urban romance drama of 2023. In addition, works with different themes covering different eras, cities, love, and the workplace, such as "The Sea in Dreams", "Love is Just", "Sanfen Ye", and "The Ordinary Road", have exceeded 28000 yuan in popularity on the website, sparking a trend of following dramas. The annual film and television film list for 2023 is based on each

Songs, music, applause, and laughter echoed through the campus, making an ordinary day a special day. On June 13th, the Shanghai Light Music Troupe kicked off the "Hundred Light Music Frontier Tour" with a concert on the playground of the Red Army Primary School in Yecheng County, Kashgar. After arriving in Yecheng, the band performed more than 20 performances within 5 days. By the end of the month, they will perform more than 50 performances in schools, hospitals, troops, and communities in Yecheng and Zepu counties, allowing the sound of music to echo in Kashgar and bringing each other closer. During the performance, the actors of Shanghai Light Music Troupe brought songs full of Xinjiang characteristics such as "Alma Khan", "Why Are Flowers So Red", "Half Moon Climbing Up", as well as contemporary songs such as "Spring Stories", "Navigation", and "A River". They also sang by the founder and soprano of Shanghai Light Music Troupe

With the opening of the 28th Shanghai Television Festival, the Beijing Municipal Radio and Television Bureau presented 110 cultural and artistic masterpieces, including "Beijing Audio Visual", "Shangganling", "Welcome to Maile Village", and "Kunpeng Strike the Waves", at the Shanghai Exhibition Center. At the special booth on site, multiple exquisite posters were displayed, and more than 40 cultural and artistic boutique projects were alternately broadcasted on panoramic LED screens. Many boutique TV drama projects attracted the attention of buyers and industry professionals. Projects such as "Shangganling" have attracted attention. This year, there are a total of 110 key cultural and artistic boutique projects in "Beijing Audio Visual", including 23 TV dramas, 12 TV documentaries, 10 TV animations, 12 radio and television programs, as well as 4 online live streaming programs and 5 8K ultra high definition original creations. Among them, the war historical drama "Shangganling" that tells the story of the Battle of Shangganling and the commemoration of foreign aid

On June 19th, the 28th Shanghai TV Festival "Magnolia Dialogue" TV Forum, titled "Co integration and Co creation, Radio and Television 5G Big Audiovisual New Model", was held at the Shanghai Exhibition Center. The attending guests jointly discussed the integration development path and new opportunities of audiovisual services in the application and industry sides with the help of Radio and Television 5G. "Please bring my song back to your home, please leave your smile behind." In 1986, the popular melody of "Song and Smile" was first sung as the theme song of the first Shanghai TV Festival. In the blink of an eye, this gathering under the name of television has arrived at the 28th edition. With the personalization of audiovisual collection, diversification of creative subjects, digitization of transmission technology, and decentralization of communication platforms, media forms have undergone earth shattering changes. What is the future of television? How should we view the future of television?

At the 25th International Film Festival, there was a very eye-catching performance of love and marriage between middle-aged and elderly people in "I Love You". 63 year old Hui Yinghong and 60 year old Ye Tong played the female lead, together with Ni Dahong and Liang Jiahui, portraying the love pursuit and perseverance of middle-aged and elderly people in the entanglement of aging and disease. I am delighted to see middle-aged and elderly actresses as the main characters on the big screen. This phenomenon has been rare in recent years. Last year, the collaboration between Wu Yanshu and Xi Meijuan in "Mom!" also featured strong female lead roles, adding attention to the middle-aged and elderly population to the current Chinese screen. Especially for Wu Yanshu, an elderly woman born in 1938, her performances are meticulous and profound, whether she plays the rural grandmother who has been with her husband for a lifetime in "Love and Family" or the Chinese foster mother who went to Japan to find her adopted daughter in "See Nara Again"

"Self Breakout - Moving towards Ideals" is the first collection of works by Shi Yigong, a structural biologist, former vice president of Tsinghua University, and first president of West Lake University. The book collects more than 50 articles by Shi Yigong. In the book, there are sincere articles about growth experiences, scientific research explorations, and facing major choices. The author believes that "self breakthrough" and "moving towards ideals" complement each other, and the two are like the wings of a bird, together depicting the rich and diverse, pragmatic spiritual world of this top scientist and educator. Shi Yigong's choices on key life events are a vivid portrayal of the spirit of contemporary scientists with the main connotations of "patriotism, innovation, pragmatism, dedication, collaboration, and education". Shi Huailin, the father who passed away early, had high hopes for him to be "devoted to public service" and taught him by example. Father's spirit and teachings are like a lighthouse

On June 19th, as a key project of the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television for the year 2023, the second season of "Future China" held a four channel joint broadcasting launch ceremony in Shanghai. Each episode of the program will invite a top scientist in the cutting-edge scientific field, as well as a group of hardcore young people to explore cutting-edge technology, interpret humanities and society, extend scientific spirit, and jointly explore the future of China. As the first cutting-edge scientific thinking show created by Oriental TV, "Future China" was awarded the 2022 Annual Radio and Television Innovation and Excellence Program by the State Administration of Radio, Film and Television. The second season of "Future China" will be jointly broadcasted on the "Three Provinces and One City" television stations of Dongfang TV, Jiangsu TV, Zhejiang TV, and Anhui TV starting from July 7th. Every Friday night, it will lead the audience to explore the mysteries of the scientific world. Jointly showcasing the hard power of a technological powerhouse to continue leveraging science and technology innovation programs

The sound of rain outside the window is constant, and the rehearsal hall in Shangkun is bustling with activity. In the rehearsal hall, Luo Chenxue and Hu Weilu repeatedly rehearsed the previous version of "Peony Pavilion", while the martial arts actors next door flipped and pressed their legs; In the small rehearsal hall, the cast members of "Peony Pavilion" are also studying their roles. During the Dragon Boat Festival from June 22nd to 24th, the complete version of "Peony Pavilion" starring Luo Chenxue, the winner of the 31st China Drama Plum Blossom Award, and Hu Weilu, the top performer of the 31st Shanghai Magnolia Drama Performance Art Award, will appear at the Shanghai Oriental Art Center. Currently, over 80% of the tickets have been sold. The Dragon Boat Festival was performed at Dongyi, marking the first time the full version of "Peony Pavilion" has returned to its birthplace since its premiere in Shanghai last November. The full version of "Peony Pavilion", rehearsed by the Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe with the best efforts of the troupe, gathered a top-notch creative team in the industry, with Guo Xiaonan as the lead director and the late playwright Wang Renjie as the lead actor

"Wang Baoqiang doesn't make comedies anymore, who will watch the movie? And with Wang Baoqiang as the director, right?" Sitting in front of the reporter, Wang Baoqiang was wearing a yellow T-shirt with the title "In an Octagonal Cage" printed on it. His voice was slightly raised, with a self deprecating humor. "At that time, no one was willing to cast. After the first film, there was a lot of questioning, and whether I could do it well was a big question mark." As he spoke, he drew a big question mark in the air with his hands. Wang Baoqiang, born in 1982, celebrated his lunar birthday. On June 16th, his self written and directed film "In an Octagonal Cage" was screened at the Shanghai International Film Festival. It was on the 29th day of the fourth lunar month, his birthday. Without enough time to celebrate his birthday, he first went to Bilibili to "sweep the floor", and then ran 11 consecutive roadshows without stopping. The super event where the reporter was present

"Beauty is a form of both internal and external cultivation." "The artistic enlightenment I received from a young age has also laid the foundation for my lifelong growth path." "Aesthetic education should not be too utilitarian. Learning music for the sake of passing exams and gaining points is not very meaningful." "Confidently expressing oneself is very beautiful, but if it is too extreme, it can easily turn into narcissism." On the afternoon of June 19th, leaders and pioneers from the music, dance, and education industries, such as Ye Xiaogang, Feng Shuangbai, Liao Changyong, Lang Kun, and Tan Yuanyuan, gathered in Shanghai to participate in the Music and Dance Aesthetic Education Forum hosted by the Earth Music Culture Communication Center, jointly discussing: What is beauty? "? How to improve youth aesthetic education? Male baritone singer and director of Shanghai Conservatory of Music, Liao Changyong, said that he has met many children. After taking the piano level 10 exam, there was no "level" to take, so he gradually moved away from the piano and music. Three years later

Starting tomorrow, the Shanghai Museum's "Empirical China: Songze Liangzhu Civilization Archaeological Exhibition" will be open to the public. This is the second exhibition of the "Home in China - Henan Xia Shang Zhou Dynasties Civilization Exhibition" series launched by the Shanghai Museum, following the successful opening of the "Why China" cultural relics and archaeology exhibition series last year. It focuses on the lower reaches of the Yangtze River from 5800 to 4300 years ago, and represents the greatest achievement in the first development peak of civilization represented by Songze culture and Liangzhu culture. It is reported that this exhibition brings together 19 museums and archaeological institutions across the country, with 358 cultural relics per group. More than 90% of them are precious cultural relics, and more than one-third of them are the latest archaeological achievements made for the first time. Various restoration tools, specimens, illustrations, and digital exhibition techniques are used to immerse the audience in the empirical experience of China's 5000 year civilization.

I submitted an interview outline for 50 lines and was deleted to 5 lines. During the 30 minute interview, I engaged in a battle of wits and courage with celebrities. However, I encountered a frown from my agent and was interrupted by propaganda personnel. Similar to anxiety, I was relieved at the Shanghai International Film Festival. The production team came one after another, and stars were everywhere. Stars were even chasing their idols, bowing for photos, no different from small fans. The film festival is like a huge drum, with actors, directors, producers, and crew members racing back and forth on the red carpet, premiere theaters, media conferences, interview halls, and elevators, showcasing the joys and sorrows of ordinary people. Thanks to Da Peng for warming up the four seasons. The Best Actor award at the Shanghai International Film Festival was presented with a "double yolk egg". Hu Ge almost rushed to the interview room as soon as he received the award, but Da Peng did not arrive until "658 kilometers, Yangzi"

In 2022, the online gaming industry in Shanghai overcame the adverse effects of the epidemic and other factors, with a total sales revenue of 128.03 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 2.40%. It is expected to exceed 63 billion yuan in the first half of this year, achieving a counter trend growth. The revenue from independently developed online games in Shanghai reached 88.08 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 6.49%. This is the latest data obtained by the reporter on June 19 from the 2023 Shanghai Game Elite Summit and Shanghai Game Publishing Industry Report Conference. Last year, the total sales revenue of online games in Shanghai saw the first contraction in the Chinese gaming industry in nearly a decade: the actual sales revenue of the Chinese gaming market was 265.884 billion yuan, a year-on-year decrease of 10.33%; The number of Chinese game users was 664 million, a year-on-year decrease of 0.33%. In this context, Shanghai online tourism

The Shanghai Chenqi Cultural and Art Foundation recently held its establishment ceremony at the Shanghai Haipai Art Museum. The "Danqing Gathering Chenqi Trees and Flowers - Chenqi Art Exhibition" and the "National Famous Artists Invitation and Donation Exhibition" also kicked off. The exhibition showcased more than 600 works by artist Chen Qi from different periods, including Chinese painting, ink painting, calligraphy, porcelain painting creations, as well as nearly 200 donated works by more than 160 well-known artists from the China Artists Association and various provincial and municipal artist associations. The exhibition lasted for 22 days. Chen Qi is currently the Vice Chairman of Shanghai Artists Association, Director of China Artists Association, Director of China Painting Society, Member of Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Artist of Shanghai Chinese Painting Academy, Director of the Art Committee of China International Import Expo, Convener of the Art Committee of Shanghai CPPCC Painting and Calligraphy Academy, and Director of the Art Committee of Shanghai Jiushi Bund Art Museum.

The melodious and graceful excerpt from "The Peony Pavilion" engages in a unique stage dialogue with the long-standing Tibetan opera "Suginima". On June 18, the 18th Everest Cultural Tourism Festival opened in Shigatse, Xizang. Zhang Ran, a young Kunqu Opera actor from Shanghai, appeared on the stage in the image of Du Liniang, and Wang Jiu opened a window of cultural exchange between Xizang and Xizang with Ban Dian, the head of the Tibetan Opera Troupe. The Everest Cultural Tourism Festival is themed "Hometown of Everest: Auspicious Shigatse", with nearly 400 actors showcasing their strengths. Zhang Ran was appointed by the Shanghai Federation of Literary and Art Circles and the Shanghai Federation of New Artists and Artists as the only Shanghai actor to participate in the opening ceremony in the form of cultural volunteer service. She collaborated with Ban Dianwang for a long time, interweaving "Peony Pavilion" with one of the traditional eight Tibetan operas, "Sujinima," creating a unique charm. Zhang Ran stated that this is her first time at an altitude of nearly 400

On June 17th local time, the third Van Cleben International Junior Piano Competition came to an end in Dallas, Texas, USA. The competition attracted 248 contestants from 44 countries and regions to register. In the end, 14-year-old Wu Yifan from Shanghai Conservatory of Music Affiliated Middle School won the runner up, with 15-year-old South Korean Seokyoung Hong and 16-year-old Czech Jan Schulmeister winning the third place. Wu Yifan discovered by a Russian journalist that among the 23 finalists of the Van Cleben International Youth Piano Competition, 15 were of Chinese descent. Among the six finalists, three are from China. In addition to Wu Yifan, there is also one who is Jin Zihan, a second year student at Shanghai Conservatory of Music Affiliated High School. Tchaikovsky International Youth Music held this year

"I once swore to complete my transformation from a novelist to a playwright in the latter half of my life." In 2019, Mo Yan visited Shakespeare's former residence with Yu Hua and Su Tong, and in front of the statue of Shakespeare, he expressed his ambition to fully devote himself to theatrical creation. Last month, Mo Yan had a conversation with writer Wang Anyi and scholar Chen Sihe at Fudan University on the topic of "from literature to stage". When he mentioned the past, he smiled and said, "I hope people will say I am a playwright in the future, so that I can be different from the two novelists Yu Hua and Mo Yan." On June 19th, the new long play "Crocodile" by playwright Mo Yan was released. Mo Yan posted on Weibo, saying, "The Crocodile is a witness to my oath." The publisher, Zhejiang Literature and Art Publishing House, "KEY Can Culture," revealed that it has been available online since June 15th

On the morning of June 19th, when the reporter walked into the Shanghai Exhibition Center, the TV market of the Shanghai Television Festival, which was the first to appear, had already attracted many viewers who came in the rain. Experience green screen filming, exchange international cooperation, film and television production institutions, broadcasting platforms, actors, producers, and ordinary audiences are all the protagonists of this TV extravaganza. With the children's chorus "Singing and Smiling" resounding again in the central hall, the 28th Shanghai Television Festival officially opened. Since its inception in 1986, the Shanghai Television Festival has grown into one of the most important international television exchange platforms in Asia, contributing to the development of China's television cultural industry and promoting cultural exchanges between China and foreign countries. The 28th Shanghai TV Festival will be held from June 19th to 23rd, including the opening ceremony, TV market, Magnolia Forum, and "Magnolia Fragrance" public welfare screening guide

On June 18th, 2023, the Shanghai Shanghai Opera Art Festival concluded at 150 Fenyang Road, and announced the launch of the Shanghai Opera House's 70th anniversary series of activities. Shanghai Opera "Double Watching Lights", "Big Thunderstorm", "Thunderstorm", "Reed Fire", "Sino Japanese War", "Luo Hanqian", "Blossoming Red Clouds", "We Walk Together", and Shanghai Opera Qipao Show "Jasmine" and other wonderful programs support the end of the festival, highlighting Shanghai style culture and Jiangnan cultural elements. The series of activities celebrating the 70th anniversary of the establishment of the Shanghai Opera House will start from four directions: "Red Culture", "Shanghai Style Culture", "Jiangnan Culture", and "Commemorating the 100th anniversary of Ding Shi'e's birth". A total of 20 sections will be launched, including "Sparkling Jade and Flowing Gold, Red Blood", "Danfeng Welcoming Autumn, Shanghai Style is Pleasant", "Spring Orchid and Autumn Chrysanthemum, Lingxiu Jiangnan", and "Salute to Masters, Shanghai Charm is Long"

From July 8th to 23rd, the stage play "Camel Xiangzi" produced by the Shanghai Theatre Art Center will premiere at the Art Theatre of the Theatre Building at 288 Anfu Road. The drama is adapted from the original work of the same name by Lao She and is currently in hot production. In addition to young creators, the mechanical camel that debuted for the first time has also received much attention. As a representative work of Lao She, "Camel Xiangzi" is set in Old Beijing in the 1920s. The novel was published in 1937 and has been adapted into various forms of art. Shu Yi, the son of Lao She, said, "No matter whose works, they cannot escape the historical laws of the waves washing away sand. Whether the works themselves contain extremely high literary aesthetic value is the key, and the works that can truly leave a lasting impression on future generations are good works." The stage play "Camel Xiangzi" tells the life experience of the human powered carriage driver Xiangzi, who rose and fell three times. Continuing with He Niandou

On the first day of the opening of the Shanghai Television Festival, the first poster of the TV series "A Thousand Miles of Rivers and Mountains" adapted from Sun Ganlu's novel of the same name was released. The series was produced by Tencent Video, Xinli TV, and SMG Shangshi Film, with Wang Qu and Jin Haishu as screenwriters, and will create a new type of spy warfare masterpiece. Can more Shanghai literary masterpieces be brought to the screen and become the source of high-quality film and television dramas? On the morning of June 19, 2023, the Shanghai Literature and Film Venture Capital Salon Literary Works Promotion Conference was held at the Shanghai Exhibition Center. Several Shanghai writers took the stage to promote their works to representatives of film and television production companies. The Shanghai Literature and Film Venture Capital Salon was founded in 2017. In 2021, the Shanghai Writers Association teamed up with the Shanghai International Film and Television Festival Center to share resources and carry out literary works promotion activities at the Shanghai International Film Festival. To ensure the quality of the Municipal Writers Association

"Hello everyone, I am Ge Min, a former dancer and now a gradually frozen person. Shanghai can be said to be my second hometown. I was admitted to the Shanghai Dance School at the age of 12 and was assigned to work in the Shanghai Song and Dance Troupe for 5 years after graduation. During my teenage years, I lived in Shanghai for a full 11 years. In 2019, my first book," Because of Love, I Persist, "was released at the Shanghai Bookstore. After 4 years, I had the opportunity to return to Shanghai with my second and third books, and my mood was extremely excited. On the evening of June 17th, a special Sinan Reading Club" added "event made the audience laugh and cry, and then laugh.". The protagonist of the book club, Ge Min, was once an excellent dancer, but now he is a severe "gradually frozen person" who can only move his eyes. She was pushed onto the stage in a wheelchair and relied on an eye tracking device to type out what she wanted to say on the computer. new

"So square dance can also be so beautiful!" On the evening of June 18th, the Minhang District Citizen Dance Creation Competition award performance was held at the new theater of Shanghai Theatre Academy, and square dance teams jumped onto the stage from the community. They broke many people's stereotypes about square dancing with refreshing original works and exciting performances. The exhibition, with the theme of "Dancing in Shencheng, Everyone Strikes Excellence", is hosted by the Minhang District Cultural and Tourism Bureau, Pujin Street Office, and Xinhong Street Office. After grassroots selection, training and polishing, and competition between the north and south regions, 9 outstanding teams finally entered the award and performance stage. The square dance "Jin Feng Ya Yun" selected by Pujiang Town won first prize; The square dance "Happy Beat" and "Beauty and Harmony" selected by Hongqiao Town and the square dance "Qingyang Wanxi" selected by Xinhong Street won the second prize; Shen

"Prose is not like a violin, nor is it like a piano. It is most like a cello. Its voice is the voice of life, not high in the clouds, but low, deep, and elegant." On June 17th, writer Mei Zihan brought his collection of humanistic essays "Green Light" to the "Jing'an Lecture Hall" hosted by the Jing'an District Library and the Jing'an District Writers Association, sharing his creative journey and the warmth flowing in life. When it comes to radiance, people's impression is usually warm and yellow, while what Mei Zihan wrote was green radiance. What I write is all about small things in life. How can I compare everyone's life? Do you say a person is a tree? It's not that big. A person is a bit like a leaf on a tree, growing green, then yellowing and withering. In an instant, it falls off and is swept away, never seen again. Just like the lives of many ordinary people, they are also

Recently, the movie "Tal" starring Kate Blanchett, the "Great Demon King," was screened at the Shanghai International Film Festival. In the film, Blanchett plays Lydia Tall, the first female lead conductor in the history of the fictional Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra. Many viewers have noticed that Tal has a line that even mentions a Chinese conductor - Yu Long, the music director of the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. Tal's assistant said, "... they don't understand why they can only make digital records, what the standards are, but I know they just made a set of records for Yu Long." Tal responded, "Of course they did, the Chinese market is amazing." Tal and his assistant were talking about the world-famous DG records, "Mendao" and "Song of the Earth", which were released globally for Yu Long and the Shanghai Symphony Orchestra. Both records included Chinese works and also caused a global response.

After "The Epic of Pudong," "The Revolutionary," "The First Time," and "Shanghai Expression," He Jianming, a leading figure in Chinese reportage literature and director of the Reportage Literature Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, wrote another documentary literary masterpiece about Shanghai, "My Heart Flying," which premiered at the flagship store of Duoyun Academy on the afternoon of the 18th. This work focuses on the turbulent development of China's chip technology industry in recent years, using Huahong, the driving force of China's chip manufacturing industry, as a window to reveal the tortuous and difficult development process of China's chips, and to write a breakthrough path for China's chip reverse practitioners to forge ahead and achieve their mission. "My Heart Flies" fills the gap in Chinese chip themed literature with the touch of documentary literature, combining a "big" atmosphere and a "small" warmth. He Jianming's on-site interviews and genuine records provide a panoramic portrayal of Chinese chip developers and pioneers overcoming difficulties