Contemporary Chinese Performance Culture
Student Research Projects at the University of Michigan
Moving his career from punk beginnings to digital installations, Feng Jiangzhou has never allowed himself to commit to one idea for too long. He allows his fears, worries and obsessions Continue Reading →
Over the past twenty years an underground hip-hop scene emerged in China. This underground hip-hop culture consists of young students and members of the young working class, who use underground Continue Reading →
My final project concerns a new Chinese Multimedia movement in the midst of a rapidly modernizing China. I will in particular look at the example of Feng Jiangzhou, who was Continue Reading →
Abstract This paper serves to discuss and analyze a new pop rock band, Omnipotent Youth Society (OYS), a representative of new Chinese pop rock band after 1990’s. OYS’s songs, especially Continue Reading →
Abstract: Through this paper, I will be analyzing the sociocultural and political influences, which have contributed to the success of reality television in China. This new form of interactive entertainment Continue Reading →
“Salesman in Beijing: Intercultural exchange through drama” (Arthur Miller, top center, with the actors who played the Lowman family in the Chinese premiere of the play ). “Salesman in Beijing: an intercultural exchange Continue Reading →
This project will focus on the performance of<Rain of Flowers along the Silk Road>. <RFSR> is a symbol of Chinese classical dance which represents the Dunhuang culture. Dunhuang culture is Continue Reading →
Hello everyone, I have conducted my research on the impact of the 2008 Beijing Olympics and 2010 Shanghai International exposition and their economic impact on China and how it acted Continue Reading →
Chinese Contemporary Dance: Borrowed, Not Duplicated .:Dance that defies cultural boundaries:. ASIAN280: Performance Culture in Contemporary China Lisa Chippi December 16, 2013 To define something as contemporary is to assign Continue Reading →
In the past 25 years, popular music in mainland China has gone through an immense transformation. In the 1970s, the Cultural Revolution severely limited the popular music the Chinese government Continue Reading →