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Chinese Culture’s Journey to the West

July 25, 2016 By Jocelyn Richards

As one of the more influential components of the so-called “soft power” push, China’s film industry reflects the overall weak cultural impact of the whole. Even as economic ties multiply between China and the outside world, the flow of cultural exchange remains imbalanced. Chinese works, traditional or modern, consistently struggle to find the same acceptance abroad as Western works enjoy on the mainland. While money remains at the heart of China’s soft power push abroad, time is also required for fulfilling China’s creative potential—it’s going to be a long process towards change.

Filed Under: All Articles, Culture, Know China Tagged With: China soft power, Chinese art, Intellectual Property, Movie Industry

The Red Canvas: A Look at the Chinese Art Scene

November 28, 2013 By Jessica Lee

Which artists are making an impression on the Chinese art scene as tastes and sensibilities evolve? The terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001 on the World Trade Center towers and the Pentagon brought the world to a standstill. One unexpected commentator was Chinese artist Xu Bing. Xu gathered a bag of dust from Ground Zero […]

Filed Under: All Articles, Best Practice, Creativity Tagged With: Art, Chinese art, Chinese Artists

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