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1、 Among those 1._ taught at the Academy of Arts and Design, Tsinghua University, Zhu Danian (1916-95) and Wu Guanzhong (1919-2010) were two prominent artists 2._(they) who formed distinctive styles, and who contributed 3._(great) to the development of the 20th-century Chinese art.Zhu once studied cer

2、amic art in Japan and was 4._ trailblazer（开拓者） of modern Chinese ceramics design. He also produced monumental（丰碑式的） mural（壁画） works and paintings 5._(mark) by details of delicacy（精致） and intense colors.Wu 6._(train) in China and France. His wide-ranging practices of painting expanded the realm（领域） o

3、f Chinese ink traditions, and built a bridge between the abstraction art of the West and the minimalism（极简派艺术） of Chinese art.The two donated their works to Tsinghua, which are currently 7._ display in rotation（轮流的） at a gallery named 8._ them both, at the Tsinghua University Art Museum, 9._ one get

4、 to understand how the two figures found their respective ways in 10._(pursue) of beauty.2023.03.10 The last volume ofNotes of Hai Cuo Tu1._(publish) by CITIC Press Group in Beijing recently, 2._ means the whole collection, written by science blogger Zhang Chenliang from 2014, has been published.Hai

5、 Cuo Tu(Picture of Marine Varieties) is a picture book recounting（重新清点） more than 300 marine life and anecdotes in the coastal area created by 3._(paint) Nie Huang in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). 4._ is now divided into four volumes, 5._(store) at the Palace Museum in Beijing and Taipei.6._ due to

6、limitations of the times, Nies work has some inaccurate information and he left some 7._(confuse) biological questions he didnt make clear at that time, hoping the later generation would find the answers.That is 8._ Zhang has tried to accomplish in this collection. Many of Nies questions can be solv

7、ed with scientific knowledge we master today. Zhang has researched on them and found the answers.In the 9._(late) volume, Zhang checks 96 original pictures inHai Cuo Tu, 10._(draw) information from them and his own research, and organizes knowledge of fish, shellfish, marine beasts and plants in 20

8、notes.2023.03.10 Chen Hongyan, a member of the 14th CPPCC National Committee and director of the Ancient Book Department at the National Library of China, has been committed to 1._( protect)ancient books over the last 36 years.2._ to improve their protection of ancient books has been one of her top

9、3._(concern).Ancient books are mostly made of paper, 4._ makes them fragile, non-renewable and prone to（倾向于） degradation（剥蚀） and damage, Chen told reporters in a recent interview.Chen suggests that legislation 5._(make) on the protection and utilization（使用） of ancient books so 6._ the work can be mo

10、re scientific, standard and sustainable.“Ancient book protection involves both restoring and protecting the carrier itself, 7._ regenerative（再生的） protection characterized by the migration, utilization, and activation of ancient documents,” Chen said.“Ancient books are not only cultural relics 8._ bo

11、oks by nature. 9._, in addition to protecting them, efforts should be made to inherit（继承）, promote and utilize them to serve the building of a modern society.”Chinese ancient books 10._(become) protected by law should be the characteristic of ancient book protection in the new era, Chen emphasized.2

12、023.03.07 All art, regardless 1._ their form, should enter every household, said Liao Changyong, 2._ member of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese Peoples Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and president of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music.Some people used to regard opera and musical

13、s 3._ elite art forms exclusively 4._(enjoy) by sitting in opera houses, 5._ violates the law that art should serve the people, said Liao. He also noted 6._, with the rise of new media, operas and musicals have gained great 7._(popular) among the public, which has enriched the 8._(spirit) life of or

14、dinary people.Liao, who is also a famed globetrotting baritone（游历世界的男中音）, also expressed that People who work in the music industry should strive 9._(tap) into the essence of traditional Chinese culture and create prominent opera and musical 10._(work) with Chinese characteristics and cultural confi

15、dence.2023.03.10 Among those who taught at the Academy of Arts and Design, Tsinghua University, Zhu Danian (1916-95) and Wu Guanzhong (1919-2010) were two prominent artists themselves who formed distinctive styles, and who contributed greatly to the development of the 20th-century Chinese art.Zhu on

16、ce studied ceramic art in Japan and was a trailblazer（开拓者） of modern Chinese ceramics design. He also produced monumental（丰碑式的） mural（壁画） works and paintings marked by details of delicacy（精致） and intense colors.Wu was trained in China and France. His wide-ranging practices of painting expanded the r

17、ealm（领域） of Chinese ink traditions, and built a bridge between the abstraction art of the West and the minimalism（极简派艺术） of Chinese art.The two donated their works to Tsinghua, which are currently on display in rotation（轮流的） at a gallery named after them both, at the Tsinghua University Art Museum,

18、where one get to understand how the two figures found their respective ways in pursuit of beauty.2023.03.10 The last volume ofNotes of Hai Cuo Tuhas been published by CITIC Press Group in Beijing recently, which means the whole collection, written by science blogger Zhang Chenliang from 2014, has be

19、en published.Hai Cuo Tu(Picture of Marine Varieties) is a picture book recounting（重新清点） more than 300 marine life and anecdotes in the coastal area created by painter Nie Huang in the Qing Dynasty (1644-1911). It is now divided into four volumes, stored at the Palace Museum in Beijing and Taipei.But

20、 due to limitations of the times, Nies work has some inaccurate information and he left some confusing biological questions he didnt make clear at that time, hoping the later generation would find the answers.That is what Zhang has tried to accomplish in this collection. Many of Nies questions can b

21、e solved with scientific knowledge we master today. Zhang has researched on them and found the answers.I feel like its a communication transcending（超越） time and space with ancient people, says Zhang.In the latest volume, Zhang checks 96 original pictures inHai Cuo Tu, draws information from them and

22、 his own research, and organizes knowledge of fish, shellfish, marine beasts and plants in 20 notes.2023.03.10 Chen Hongyan, a member of the 14th CPPCC National Committee and director of the Ancient Book Department at the National Library of China, has been committed to protecting ancient books over

23、 the last 36 years.How to improve their protection of ancient books has been one of her top concerns.Ancient books are mostly made of paper, which makes them fragile, non-renewable and prone to（倾向于） degradation（剥蚀） and damage, Chen told reporters in a recent interview.Chen suggests that legislation

24、be made on the protection and utilization（使用） of ancient books so that the work can be more scientific, standard and sustainable.“Ancient book protection involves both restoring and protecting the carrier itself, and regenerative（再生的） protection characterized by the migration, utilization, and activ

25、ation of ancient documents,” Chen said.“Ancient books are not only cultural relics but books by nature. Therefore, in addition to protecting them, efforts should be made to inherit（继承）, promote and utilize them to serve the building of a modern society.”The CPPCC member also advised that governments

26、 of all levels should set aside funds from their fiscal revenues for ancient book protection, which can ensure the sustainability of this effort. Policies also should be made to support institutes and professionals engaged in this area of work, she added.Chinese ancient books becoming protected by l

27、aw should be the characteristic of ancient book protection in the new era, Chen emphasized.2023.03.07 All art, regardless of their form, should enter every household, said Liao Changyong, a member of the 14th National Committee of the Chinese Peoples Political Consultative Conference (CPPCC) and pre

28、sident of the Shanghai Conservatory of Music.Some people used to regard opera and musicals as elite art forms exclusively enjoyed by sitting in opera houses, which violates the law that art should serve the people, said Liao. He also noted that, with the rise of new media, operas and musicals have g

29、ained great popularity among the public, which has enriched the spiritual life of ordinary people.Liao, who is also a famed globetrotting baritone（游历世界的男中音）, also expressed that People who work in the music industry should strive to tap into the essence of traditional Chinese culture and create prominent opera and musical works with Chinese characteristics and cultural confidence.学科网（北京）股份有限公司