University Student Art Quality Education Encyclopedia

Author: Hai Zhen / Jin Qiu (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: In accordance with the national art education curriculum requirements, all levels and types of schools should strengthen the teaching of art courses, ensuring the full implementation of art education. This authoritative and high-quality teaching aid series is an ideal choice for education departments at all levels and.
Vice President of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, Chairman of the China Dance Association Bai Shuxiang
Art education is an important component of quality-oriented education. Strengthening art quality education is the current urgent and primary task. We believe that this excellent, innovative, authoritative, and effective teaching aid series will play a significant role in promoting art quality education for students in China.
Vice President of the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, renowned composer Xu Peidong
Art education enlightens the mind, inspires creativity and imagination, and fosters healthy aesthetic abilities. It is a compulsory and universal program for all students, an integral part of quality-oriented education, and a foundation for the comprehensive and lifelong development of every student.
Wan Lijun, Director of the Art Education Department, Ministry of Education
The "Comprehensive Encyclopedia of College Student Art Quality Education" is a large-scale extracurricular reading material published by our press in accordance with the "Opinions of the CPC Central Committee and the State Council on Further Strengthening and Improving College Student Ideological and Political Education" and in coordination with the Ministry of Education to promote art quality education for students nationwide. It was jointly developed with 11 of China's highest-profile artist organizations, including the China Artists Association, the China Theatre Association, and the China Music, and written by renowned authorities in art education in China.
This book combines entertainment and education, advocating for a joyful reading experience. Considering the reading interests and comprehension abilities of adolescents in this age group, the book is divided into five volumes: Music, Fine Arts, Theatre, Dance, and Film and Television. It introduces both Chinese and foreign aspects of these art forms in proportion, with a greater emphasis on contemporary and modern works. The latest materials are updated as of December 2005.
Additionally, the book covers not only traditional instruments like the erhu and pipa but also celebrities such as Na Ying and. In theatre, it includes both traditional Chinese opera forms like Peking Opera and Yu Opera and Western genres like opera and musical theatre. It features both folk dance and street dance, as well as guidance on physical training. The book is highly readable.
Furthermore, it dedicates special sections to teaching students about topics they are interested in, such as Flash.
Written by experts, professors, and scholars from the Dance Department of Beijing Normal University, the China Academy of Theatre Arts, the Beijing Film Academy, the Central Academy of Fine Arts, and other leading institutions in art education, the authors specialize in their respective fields. Most have published popular works in their areas, making them familiar to students, and their articles are written in a reader-friendly style.
At the same time, the book incorporates the opinions of the Ministry of Education's art education authorities and experts to ensure its practicality and authority.