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2023 marks the 50th anniversary of Picasso's passing. The exhibition "Picasso, Masked Image" recently opened at the Cervantes Library in Shanghai, featuring the multi faceted images of artists and the works of five photographers. Under the lens, Picasso's life instantly established a comprehensive visual imagination of the most important painter of the 20th century. In the mid-1950s, documentary photography emerged, which led to the significant development of picture book magazines. People were eager to gain fame and became the focus of attention. Picasso quickly realized that as a modern artist, he needed to shape his public image to enhance his personal reputation and social recognition. He made an exception by opening his villa and workshop in France to photographers, showcasing his personal achievements and interesting moments in life. The exhibition "Picasso, Image of Mask" was born during this time

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

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

The third "Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area Chinese Theatre Culture Festival" was jointly organized by the Chinese Theatre Association, the Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area Chinese Theatre Association, and the Hong Kong Dagong Wen Hui Media Group in Macau. From June 15th to 17th, Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe was invited to participate in Macau. This is the second time that Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe has been invited to participate in the first "Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area Chinese Opera Culture Festival" since 2020. The Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area Chinese Drama Culture Festival has gathered numerous winners of the Chinese Drama Plum Blossom Award, Hong Kong opera masters, and outstanding young theatrical actors. The Shanghai Kunqu Opera Troupe has dispatched a team represented by Gu Hao, Li An, and Luo Chenxue, bringing fascinating and ingenious performances to Macau audiences. On June 16th, the opening ceremony and large-scale drama evening of the 3rd Guangdong Hong Kong Macao Greater Bay Area Chinese Drama Culture Festival was held at the

On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Korean War, I visited Chen Qing, a veteran of the Korean War. He was born in 1925 with a straight waist and bright eyes, telling me about his years back then. Farewell to wife and children and join the military. At the end of 1950, the situation in North Korea took a sharp turn for the worse, and the border defense in Northeast China was tight. After graduating from East China Revolutionary University in Suzhou, 25-year-old Chen Qing was admitted to the English class of Shanghai Foreign Language College. At the school's conscription mobilization meeting, the school mobilized everyone to sign up to participate in the Korean language work team. Everyone was enthusiastic and the scene was very lively. Chen Qing wanted to join the military and enlist, but considering that his daughter was over one year old and his son had just been born a few months ago, he didn't know what his wife's attitude would be. When he returned home, he shared his thoughts and received the answer, "Don't worry, I will take care of my two children."