AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoPerforming Arts: Renowned Chinese singer Guo Lanying, hailed as a “People’s Artist,” has died at 97, leaving classics like “My Motherland” and landmark opera roles. Arts Education: Communication University of China is reshaping arts admissions: eight media and theater majors will drop separate arts exams and rely on gaokao scores from next year, sparking debate over how universities judge artistic talent. Exhibitions & Culture: Beijing’s Prince Kung’s Palace Museum opened a Goldfish Exhibition blending ornamental fish with folk arts like woodblock printing, paper-cutting, lantern making, embroidery and kite painting. Digital & Inclusive Art: Hong Kong’s Arts with the Disabled Association presents “Sonic Topographies,” a multimedia music theatre show where art, inclusion and new media tech collide. Entertainment Tech: DPVR signed a partnership naming VR Expert as exclusive distributor for its P1 Max in Europe and North America. Immersive Experiences: Shanghai Disneyland rolled out vivo-branded photo spots tied to themed lands, pushing “shareable” park moments. Weather & Public Life: Typhoon Dolphin’s remnants battered Beijing with heavy rain, flooding roads and disrupting transport and tourism.
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