Wu wenguang biography of william hill
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New Territories and Old Dreams of Independence – Chinese and Hong Kong documentaries at the Taiwan International Documentary Festival
TIDF Poster
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Almost three years into the pandemic, online festival screenings have become a new norm, and while they meet our needs to catch up with new productions, they certainly cannot replicate the shared experiences of physical attendance. Overseas film observers interested in Chinese, Taiwanese and Hong Kong cinema have been particularly cut off from their natural terrain, as the borders of the three territories have been shut tight for visitors. In this context, reviewing this year’s selection of Chinese and Hong Kong independent films at the Taiwan International Documentary Festival (TIDF), which was held May, was a bittersweet, nostalgic and remote pleasure since I wasn&#;t able to travel to Taipei in person and had to watch the films through private video links provided by the programming team.
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New Programs, New Directions
Arts Education
In late , following visits to China by David Rockefeller, Jr., executive committee chairman of the Rockefeller Brothers Fund (RBF), and executive vice-president of RBF Russell A. Phillips, Jr., the Fund pledged to continue its support of the Center&#;s ongoing program in arts education.
The Center and RBF subsequently prepared a proposal for a three-year program that Center director Chou Wen-chung brought to China for negotiation with the Ministry of Culture last månad. The proposed program, as approved by the ministry, builds on the results of the first Chinese delegation of music and arts educators to visit the United States in and the bilateral conference on arts education held in China in fall (For a report on the conference, see the Summer issue of this newsletter.)
Starting this fall and running through the summer of , the Center and RBF, in cooperation with the Chinese Ministries of Culture and Education, pl