
LunarFest Vancouver: Suona Gang re-imagines traditional Chinese instrument for 21st century
Wu Po-Kuan is making the suona more appealing to younger audiences—and he looks forward to his band’s Lunar New Year concert at the Orpheum.

Wu Po-Kuan is making the suona more appealing to younger audiences—and he looks forward to his band’s Lunar New Year concert at the Orpheum.

台湾竹艺师蔡惠婷 (Huei-Ting Tsai) 正为「从农场到餐桌 (farm-to-table)」这个词注入新的生命。在她的情境中,农场遍布着各种竹子,而餐桌则成为了工艺艺术家优雅竹灯的其中一个休息地点。

台灣竹藝師蔡惠婷 (Huei-Ting Tsai) 正為「從農場到餐桌 (farm-to-table)」這個詞注入新的生命。在她的情境中,農場遍佈著各種竹子,而餐桌則成為了工藝藝術家優雅竹燈的其中一個休息地點。

Weaver Huei-Ting Tsai’s craft practice includes hauling bamboo back to her workshop and then dividing it into tiny strips.

For decades, waves of refugees have sought asylum in Hong Kong, but stories of those from outside China rarely make it to the big screen.

在马来西亚编剧兼导演的王礼霖的影片《富都青年》中,两兄弟显得截然相反。 台湾明星吴慷仁饰演的阿邦是两人中那个有责任感的人。 尽管聋哑,阿邦仍渴望工作,他在吉隆坡富都区的菜市场做切肉工,接受着低廉的工资。

在馬來西亞編劇兼導演的王禮霖的影片《富都青年》中,兩兄弟顯得截然相反。 台灣明星吳慷仁飾演的阿邦是兩人中那個有責任感的人。 儘管聾啞,阿邦仍渴望工作,他在吉隆坡富都區的菜市場做切肉工,接受著低廉的工資。

LNY Splash, LunarFest Vancouver, and VIFF are co-presenting this neo-noir film about two orphaned, undocumented brothers in Kuala Lumpur.

温哥华农历节的座右铭「生来自由」在其年度音乐会上具有特殊意义。 为迎接龙年的到来,乌克兰音乐会钢琴家Anna Sagalova将上台演出。 2022 年俄罗斯入侵她的国家后,这位明星独奏家不得不逃离哈尔科夫

溫哥華農曆節的座右銘「生來自由」在其年度音樂會上具有特殊意義。 為迎接龍年的到來,烏克蘭音樂會鋼琴家Anna Sagalova將上台演出。 2022 年俄羅斯入侵她的國家後,這位明星獨奏家不得不逃離哈爾科夫。










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