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Lisao : The poem and its author as a composite text : The fusion of poetry and biography
Get PDFThis episode discusses how Qu Yuan’s poetry and biography flow seamlessly into each other, and how the figures of poetic hero and heroic poet repeatedly switched places. Likewise, later transmitters, commentators, and poets could appropriate Qu Yuan’s voice with ease
Short Song Lyrics (xiaoling) in the Song Dynasty : Feeling and scene : Early literati song lyrics
Get PDFThis episode discusses early efforts of literati poets in the song lyric, showing how their works reflect the genre’s origins in the entertainment quarters and remained largely tied to feminine themes, while they bore evidence of poetic craft. Examples show how Wei Zhuang’s more direct and lyrical expression contrasts with Wen Tingyun’s more implicit presentation
Comparison of the mainland and Hong Kong’s epidemic prevention policies from the perspective of collaborative governance
Get PDFThe evolution of the virus has further improved Omicron\u27s ability to spread, and the dynamic clearing policy of Hong Kong and the mainland will be severely challenged in 2022. To explore the implementation of anti-epidemic policies in Hong Kong and mainland China and their respective problems, this study starts from the perspective of collaborative governance, understands the work and performance of the government and other social organizations in the epidemic, and draws conclusions after analysis. This study found that both Hong Kong and the mainland have formed relatively complete epidemic prevention systems through literature research and qualitative interviews.
In contrast, Hong Kong\u27s epidemic prevention policy is more relaxed, while the mainland\u27s epidemic prevention policy is more effective in preventing the spread of the virus. The mainland government has a certain affiliation with the community and has better power coordination and organizational coordination capabilities. The Hong Kong government has a cooperative relationship with NGOs, and NGOs in Hong Kong have greater autonomy and flexibility. On the other hand, from the perspective of collaborative governance, the mainland\u27s epidemic prevention system has problems such as bureaucratic practices and a lack of training for volunteers. In Hong Kong, there are problems such as improper resource allocation, poor communication between the government and NGOs, and low efficiency of rescue and support. In this regard, this study proposes that the two places should learn from each other and learn from each other\u27s successful experiences. The mainland should decentralize government power, promote the diversification of governance subjects, and attach importance to volunteer training and management of community workers. For Hong Kong, the government must allocate resources more rationally, strengthen cooperation with other social organizations, and provide more material and spiritual support for the citizens
Launch of South South Youth Forum on Sustainability
No full textModerator: SHU Yuying (China Biodiversity Conservation and Green Development Foundation, China)
(1) Building South South International Youth Network
(2) Talent Needs for International Development
(3) Globalization and Youth Talen
Reflection and transformation in dilemma
No full textModerator: YAN Xiaohui (Lingnan University, China)
Speaker: WEN Tiejun (Southwest University, China)
Discussants: Aleksandr BUZGALIN (Lomonosov Moscow State University, Russia) Pedro PÁEZ PÉREZ (Former Minister of Economy. Independent Analyst, Ecuador
Experiences with indigenous communities in Chiapas : cosmovision and sustainability
No full textModerator: SIT Tsui Jade Margaret (Southwest University, China)
Speakers: Javier VARGAS (Educating Transforms Us, Mexico) Kathy SEIB (Educating Transforms Us, Mexico)
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The two speakers, Javier Vargas Mendoza and Kathryn Seib Vargas were deeply involved in the local organizing of the indigenous communities in Chiapas, Mexico, in the 1960-80s. Inspired by liberation theology, and working with Bishop Samuel Ruiz, they interacted with and learned from the indigenous communities while working with them to respond to the adversities and keep nurturing hope. This series of 7 lectures, divided into 13 parts according to the Mayan cosmic vision, will present the speakers’ personal trajectories, affections, and reflections, of their prime years living with the indigenous communities. The presentations will come with images and songs
嶺南通訊 Lingnan Newsletter (第190期)
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The Sounds of the Tang Poetry : Mastering tonal patterns of recent-style poetry : Constructing regulated quatrains
No full textDear Listeners, This podcast you are listening to is the soundtrack of the second episode of HOW TO READ CHINESE POETRY VIDEOS. Taking advantage of ppt charts and animation, this episode shows viewers how to follow the three basic rules of tonal patterning to construct tonally regulated lines, then couplets, and finally quatrains.
The episode ends by inviting viewers to write out quatrain tonal patterns on their own. Click the link to watch the video and subscribe to our channel: https://youtu.be/TSoktjvrYo
The Sounds of the Tang Poetry (2) : Constructing regulated quatrains
No full textTaking advantage of ppt charts and animation, this episode shows viewers how to follow the three basic rules of tonal patterning to construct tonally regulated lines, then couplets, and finally quatrains. The episode ends by inviting viewers to write out quatrain tonal patterns on their own
The Tang Dynasty : Quatrains : The boudoir and the frontier : High Tang
Get PDFAlthough a small number of Six Dynasties heptasyllabic quatrains are extant, and Early Tang poets experimented with the form, stylistically mature qijue poetry was an invention of the High Tang poets, most notably Wang Changling and Li Bai. Qijue developed along with Tang popular music, for which it was the major song form. Thus initially the thematic scope was narrow: qijue lyrics were generally limited to popular yuefu themes and those describing parting from friends and loved ones. Only gradually did the scope of qijue themes expand, until by the Middle and Late Tang, the form had become a flexible tool for personal expression