China & The World Cultural Exchange 1997 Issue 3 fish, dragon, lion and lantern; drum, gong and yangge dance a discussion of folk dances in china

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China & The World Cultural Exchange
1004-5015
1997 Issue 3

fish, dragon, lion and lantern; drum, gong and yangge dance a discussion of folk dances in china

..............page:26-28

prosperous national cultures ofyunnan

..............page:9-10

yan zi

..............page:48

chinese acrobats won high prizes at international festivals

..............page:44

chinese ballet: combining the east with the west

..............page:28-30

multiple cultures, colourful arts

..............page:11-13

epic jiangar and mongolian dance culture

..............page:34-36

foreigners learning chinese: 100 sentences( )

..............page:46-47

to the readers

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reader s page

..............page:45

story of the 12 symbolic animals and their representations in places ofhistorical interest

..............page:40-43

national festivals of guizhou

..............page:37-38

chinese dance dramas:both old and young

..............page:32-34

major art troupes in yunnan

..............page:16-25

drawing tens of thousands bamboos with love the story of fang zengwei, an artist in huizhou

..............page:6-8

colourful rock paintings in a newly discovered cave at helan mountains

..............page:39

the province with greatcollections of cultural relics

..............page:14-15

the ups and downs ofmodern dance in china

..............page:30-32

a grand review of theatrical art for children notes on 96 assessment and performance of new plays for children

..............page:4-5

the sixth china wuqiao acrobatics festival to be held

..............page:44