Shanghai International Film Festival "2024 China Film and Television Night" held

On the evening of the 24th, during the Shanghai June 6th Night Life Festival, the Shanghai Pingtan Troupe and the 1925 Bookstore jointly launched the "Late Night Bookstore Festival" Pingtan Night Theater. The entire young cast, represented by "Shuanglu" Lu Jinhua and Lu Jiawei, shared summer time with citizens and tourists, restoring the old Shanghai scene of enjoying the cool and listening to Pingtan in the Old Dizi Alley. Despite the stormy weather that night, the bookstore still had high popularity, full of Jiangnan flavor and fireworks. "The light rain wets the dusk. At noon, the golden hour closes the door alone." Young actor Gu Juntao was the first to bring ancient poetry and sing the song "Nanxiangzi - Dragon Boat Festival". This song is the opening work of the Shanghai Pingtan Troupe, which is adapted from the lyrics written by Li Zhiyi, a poet from the Northern Song Dynasty. The scene is full of emotions,

"We use braille magazines to explain the development of the plot and live commentary to illustrate visual symbols. In order to allow ordinary audiences to experience the experience of blind people watching the drama, disposable eye masks are also provided on site. When I saw the audience's tears at the end of the play, I knew our experiment was successful," said the instructor, Li Zepeng. On June 14th, in the Joyful Hall of the East Hall of the Shanghai Library, the Film Academy of the Shanghai Academy of Drama, in collaboration with the Shanghai Library, brought a unique and accessible stage play to more than 80 visually impaired individuals and over 100 audiences from all walks of life. Students from the Hosting Department of the Film Academy of Shanghai Academy of Drama, with the theme of "Hosting Language Art Course" created and performed by Zhongyuan, tell the touching stories of four letters: "Not Being the Outsider of the Era", "Once Slow", "Letter to Teachers", and "Zhu Guangya", conveying revolutionary sentiments and ideals

"Silicon based Monogatari. The Big Bang of AI: ChatGPT → AIGC → GPT-X → AGI Evolution → The Magic Age → The Future of Humanity" is a super long book title. This AI science popularization book, edited by the President of the Quantum School, one of the top ten science popularization education platforms in China, and the winner of the Wenjin Book Award, vividly expresses the technical principles of AI from a first person perspective in a simple and easy to understand way. From history to the future, spanning a hundred years of time and space; From theory to practice, describe case operations; From technology to philosophy, crossing multiple dimensions; From language to painting, to practical exercises, the book provides a series of cutting-edge concepts related to AI, including large models, deep neural networks, Transformers, AIGC, and emergence effects, in a simple and concise manner. Summary of the following content

"A few years ago, I joined a project at a company in Beijing and used ChatGPT2 to assist writing for over a month. I wrote two stories and two chapters from a novella. It took me two or three days to write two or three thousand words, but if I were to write it myself, I could finish it in two or three hours. Artificial intelligence assisted writing seemed quite distant. But no one expected that ChatGPT4 would come. With huge computing power, suddenly, the model had magical abilities. Now, the problem we are facing is how to progress together with the model." Lu Xun Literature Award winner and Shanghai writer Xiaobai shared his personal experience. On June 8th, a "Literary Incubation and ChatGPT Seminar" was held at Shanghai Institute of Visual Arts, with representatives from Shanghai Writers Association, Fudan University, Tongji University, and East China

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