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YEAR OF CHINA, A FEW HIGHLIGHTS

John Kohut

Confucius: Western debut of the collection of the Confucius museum in Qufu, Shangdong. Musee Guimet, Paris, October 29, 2003-Feb 9, 2004.

Enigma Of The Bronze Age: The Archaeology Of Sichuan (8th-3rd Century BC). Artefacts (left) discovered in Sichuan since 1986. Hotel de Ville, Paris, October 14, 2003-Jan 4, 2004.

Stars Of The Beijing Circus: Jugglers, acrobats and more from a troop of 50 of the most talented young artists in China. The performances include traditional and modern balancing acts. Cirque Phenix, Paris, November 22, 2003-January 4, 2004, followed by a tour of France.

China At Chaillot - 100 Films: A retrospective of films from the 1920s to the 50s featuring Shanghainese classics with a tribute to director Sun Yu, a founder of the Chinese cinema, along with melodramas, musicals and martial art films from Hong Kong. Cinematheque Francaise, Paris, November 18, 2003-February 2, 2004.

Celestial Mountains: 150 traditional, Chinese paintings from the Song to Qing dynasties showing how the landscape opens the way to philosophical and spiritual reflection for painters. Grand-Palais, Paris, March 30-June 30, 2004.

The Reign Of Kang Xi, Emperor Of China: Treasures from the Forbidden City showing public, military and private life in the court of the emperor, whose reign paralleled that of France's Louis XIV. Chateau de Versailles, Versailles. (Next year's date provided at www.chateauversailles.fr.)
For more information and programme updates on the project see www.anneedelachine.com.

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