Sentences with phrase «chinese cultural revolution»

Watch the horror on the faces of the families of those publicly humiliated, tortured and murdered during the Chinese cultural revolution.

Artistic revolution 14 August The Chinese Cultural Revolution of the late 1960s and early 70s was one of the greatest influences of modern art in China.

Coming up is the museum's first major exhibition of a contemporary Chinese artist, a show featuring three O`ahu - based artists who express the impact of the Chinese Cultural Revolution on their lives, a collaboration with the University of Hawai`i that presents contemporary Japanese artists using traditional techniques, a history - tracing exhibition by Los Angeles — based textile artist Karen Hampton, a look at First Hawaiian Bank's collection, and the debut of a newly restored volcano painting by Charles Furneaux.

When he was a child he lived the Chinese Cultural Revolution of Communist regime leaded by Mao Tse Tung.

In a second gallery, the film Notes Toward a Model Opera makes fascinating use of the eight model operas of the Chinese Cultural Revolution, to present a Dadaist dance montage to the socialist anthem «The Internationale,» interspersed with absurd slogans, torn maps and pages from Mr. Kentridge's notebooks on three screens.

Jiang's book publications include Burden or Legacy: from the Chinese Cultural Revolution to Contemporary Art (Hong Kong University Press, 2007), the Revolution Continues: New Art from China (Jonathan Cape, 2008), Red: China's Cultural Revolution (Jonathan Cape, 2010) and An Era without Memory: Chinese Contemporary Photography on Urban Transformation (Thames and Hudson, 2015), and he is Principal Editor of the Journal of Contemporary Chinese Art (Intellect).

Born in Guangdong at the beginning of the Chinese Cultural Revolution in 1966, Xiaoze Xie's work has remained deeply affected by the loss of tradition, culture and learning since moving to the U.S. in 1992.

Sun Xun was born in Fuxin, an industrial mining town in northeast China, and grew up in the period immediately following the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

A powerful novel about an ordinary family facing extraordinary times at the start of the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

This poignant first - person account of the Chinese Cultural Revolution presents a child's point of view of political turmoil and a divided family with an indomitable young spirit.

Little Green: Growing Up during the Chinese Cultural Revolution.

The Chinese Cultural Revolution under Mao Zedong (1966 - 1976) seriously impacted life in Chinese universities and, consequently, brought many Chinese mathematicians to America in the 1970s and»80s.

However, many were professional mathematicians who had no chance to carry out mathematical research during the Chinese Cultural Revolution (see box: The Mathematical Revolution Heads West).

She explains: «After the Chinese cultural revolution, many saw politics as associated with great personal risk,» and adds: «I can appreciate the effect of seeing politicians sent to a prison camp.»

The Chinese cultural revolution caused the death of 30 million people (source: the current Chinese government), but many died of hunger.

Other scholars who have similar views to Cobb's have begun to speak quite openly about the necessity of a new tyranny, even to speak favorably of the issue of the Chinese cultural revolution.

Not exact matches

«It's set during Mao Zedong's Cultural Revolution, and kicks off when an alien race decides to invade Earth after the Chinese government covertly sends a signal into space,» Business Insider explains.

This anxiety, Zhang says, stems from the Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976), when friends and family members were pitted against one another and millions of Chinese were killed in political struggles.

MEET THE CHINESE SENIOR CITIZEN WHO PUT HIMSELF UP FOR ADOPTION «Han Zicheng survived the Japanese invasion, the Chinese civil war and the Cultural Revolution, but he knew he could not endure the sorrow of living alone.CHINESE SENIOR CITIZEN WHO PUT HIMSELF UP FOR ADOPTION «Han Zicheng survived the Japanese invasion, the Chinese civil war and the Cultural Revolution, but he knew he could not endure the sorrow of living alone.Chinese civil war and the Cultural Revolution, but he knew he could not endure the sorrow of living alone.»

During the Cultural Revolution from 1966 to 1976, the wealthy Chinese were often flogged and publicly ridiculed.

Han Zicheng survived the Japanese invasion, the Chinese civil war and the Cultural Revolution, but he knew he could not endure the sorrow of living...

Persecution was most intense during the Cultural Revolution (1966 - 1976), years when Christian faith could become a death warrant, as it was for Chinese pastor Wang Zhiming, executed in 1973.

Millions of Chinese will testify to the gross injustices they suffered under the cultural revolution, which was the most serious effort thus far to make of China a radically socialist society.

Chinese historians compare the cultural suppression during the Cultural Revolution to Qin Shihuang's great Confuciacultural suppression during the Cultural Revolution to Qin Shihuang's great ConfuciaCultural Revolution to Qin Shihuang's great Confucian purge.

Indeed, China's church grew three times during the Cultural Revolution, when no churches were open and church leaders were imprisoned, wrote Fenggang Yang, director of the Center on Religion and Chinese Society at Purdue University.

«The recent Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution and the present campaign against Confucius indicate that traditional values and attitudes still exist in China, even as the Chinese attempt to eliminate them.»

In the late 1950s the Chinese Church entered a unique period of post-denominationism which strengthened the fellowship of Christians from all over China so enabling us to go through the trial of fire during the Cultural Revolution

And, the Chinese conclude, there will be more cultural revolutions in the future as their society moves along a socialist direction.»

Jan 04,2016... Three noted Chinese sportsmen tell how their careers were derailed by the Cultural Revolution

Three noted Chinese sportsmen tell how their careers were derailed by the Cultural Revolution

Both the Chinese government and Chinese intellectuals are acutely aware of the phenomenon of populism, which last flourished here during the Cultural Revolution.

Jews whose great - grandparents were chased from their Russian shtetls; Chinese whose grandparents lived through the ravages of the Cultural Revolution; young immigrants from Africa whose parents survived massacres; adults of every ethnicity who grew up with alcoholic or abusive parents — all carry with them more than just memories.

The most important aspect of this discovery, says Guter, is that we have on stone the whole canon of Buddhism in 35 million Chinese characters written over 1,039 years, and that it has survived World War II and the Cultural Revolution.

The Lasker Foundation's first ever award to a Chinese scientist working on the mainland has reignited a 30 - year controversy over whether one person should be recognized for developing a powerful antimalarial drug that was the product of a massive government project during China's Cultural Revolution.

Scientists that emerged from the Cultural Revolution are beginning to retire and are making way for younger talent to rise through the ranks and also for overseas Chinese to return to researching in China.»

The protagonists grew up from the streets in Cultural Revolution, the most turmoil era of Chinese capital, therefore established an unique lifestyle and social rule.

Those half - dozen films, including «Raise the Red Lantern» and «To Live,» were some of the first internationally seen Chinese films after the Cultural Revolution.

Directed by Jean - Jacques Annaud, Wolf Totem is a Chinese / French action - adventure film that takes viewers into the remote land of Inner Mongolia, during the Cultural Revolution of 1967.

As a reward for making what might be the greatest fiction film about the lives of Chinese citizenry during the Cultural Revolution, The Blue Kite director Tian Zhuangzhuang would be exiled from his country's movie business for nearly a decade due to the supposedly subversive nature of his work.

There are also two highly anticipated Chinese films opening this week: Feng Xiaogang's Cultural Revolution - set Youth and Yuen Woo - ping and Tsui Hark's remake of The Miracle Fighters, The Thousand Faces of Dunjia.

Even the Chinese re-education camps couldn't make the Cultural Revolution reailty — and they invested a whole lot more energy and resources in trying to do so than the Common Core folks ever could.

Following a young Chinese couple as their love grows, and is tested, during Mao's Cultural Revolution, this elegant debut novel provides a rare and personal glimpse into the birth modern China.

The Chinese government has never dealt with Mao's ghastly mistakes such as the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution.

Commenting on Three Sisters, the judges said the novel was, «A moving exploration of Chinese family and village life during the Cultural Revolution, that moves seamlessly between the epic and the intimate, the heroic and the petty, illuminating not only individual lives but an entire society, within a gripping tale of familial conflict and love.»

After going through the Great Leap Forward and the Cultural Revolution, why should anyone believe that the Chinese Government would honor its own constitution?

In recent projects Ai has addressed the international refugee crisis, the theme of displacement of particular relevance due to his being raised in exile after his father, the Chinese poet Ai Qing, was denounced during the Cultural Revolution.

JS: «The current generation of Chinese artists not only takes a new view of the contemporary world, but is also contributing to a veritable Chinese «cultural revolution».

Contemporary Chinese Photography and the Cultural Revolution, Staatliche Mussen zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany (2017); The Exhibition Go Annual Contemporary Art in China, Beijing Minsheng Art Museum (2016); Silk Road International, Art Museum of Nanjing University of Arts, Nanjing, China (2016); New Capital: Huang Yu Collection Exhibition, Museum of Contemporary Art, Chengdu, China (2016); Guns and Roses, Kunstraum, Potsdam c / o Waschhaus, Germany (2016); Links — Locality and Nomadism, The Galaxy Museum of Contemporary Art, Chongqing, China (2015 - 2016); Beyond the Earth — The First Xi'an Contemporary Photography Exhibition, Xi'an Art Museum, Xi'an, Shaanxi Province, China (2015); Chinese Photography: Twentieth Century and Beyond, Three Shadows Photography Art Centre, Beijing, China (2015); Unfamiliar Asia: The Second Beijing Photo Biennial, CAFA Art Museum, Beijing, China (2015); China 8: Contemporary Art from China on the Rhine and Ruhr, Folkwang Museum, Essen, Germany (2015); 2nd Three Shadows Experimental Image Open Exhibition, Three Shadows Photography Art Centre, Beijing China (2015); and Pull Left — Not Always Right,» Urban Arts Space, Ohio State University, Columbus, OH (2014), Hillstrom Museum of Art, Saint Peter, MN (2014); and Unboundedness, China Cultural Center, Berlin, Germany (2013 - 2014).

Contemporary Chinese Photography and the Cultural Revolution, Staatliche Museen Zu Berlin, Berlin, Germany (2017); Évidences du réel: La photographie face à ses facunes, Musée d'art de Pully, Pully, Switzerland (2017); Bizarreland, Exhibition of Chinese and Contemporary Photography, Nantong City Center Art Museum, Nantong, China (2017); Working on History.

Drawing on his father's recollections of living through China's Cultural Revolution, his own experiences as a modern Chinese citizen and his interactions with people during the show, Sun Xun hopes visitors to the exhibition will discover a different point of view regarding China's complex history.