2005 Shanghai Cultural Stroll -- Focusing on 2006 Events. Works. Reviews

Author: Shanghai Literature and Art Federation
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Publish Date: 2006-03-01
Features: "Walk Through Shanghai Culture 2005" is a collection of reviews recently published. The book follows the theme of "Events, Works, Reviews," inviting cultural critics in Shanghai to contribute. Using a close-up approach, it narrates and comments on important events and works in Shanghai's cultural activities in 2005, as well as current cultural policies, the cultural market, and the cultural industry, among other hot topics. This is the fourth consecutive year the Shanghai Literature and Art Federation has compiled this collection, which objectively records cultural phenomena, works, and trends in Shanghai against the backdrop of the city's cultural environment. The book is edited by Chen Dong as honorary editor-in-chief, Wu Yigong as consultant, and Chi Zhigang as editor-in-chief. It includes 11 articles and is approximately 200,000 words in total.
"Walk Through Shanghai Culture 2005" is a collection of reviews recently published. The book follows the theme of "Events, Works, Reviews," inviting cultural critics in Shanghai to contribute. Using a close-up approach, it narrates and comments on important events and works in Shanghai's cultural activities in 2005, as well as current cultural policies, the cultural market, and the cultural industry, among other hot topics. This is the fourth consecutive year the Shanghai Literature and Art Federation has compiled this collection, which objectively records cultural phenomena, works, and trends in Shanghai against the backdrop of the city's cultural environment. The book is edited by Chen Dong as honorary editor-in-chief, Wu Yigong as consultant, and Chi Zhigang as editor-in-chief. It includes 11 articles and is approximately 200,000 words in total.
"Walk Through Shanghai Culture 2005" is a collection of reviews recently published. The book follows the theme of "Events, Works, Reviews," inviting cultural critics in Shanghai to contribute. Using a close-up approach, it narrates and comments on important events and works in Shanghai's cultural activities in 2005, as well as current cultural policies, the cultural market, and the cultural industry, among other hot topics. This is the fourth consecutive year the Shanghai Literature and Art Federation has compiled this collection, which objectively records cultural phenomena, works, and trends in Shanghai against the backdrop of the city's cultural environment. The book is edited by Chen Dong as honorary editor-in-chief, Wu Yigong as consultant, and Chi Zhigang as editor-in-chief. It includes 11 articles and is approximately 200,000 words in total.