Apr.18, 2024
CEMS-MiM Office
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Events
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Tsinghua Inaugural World Music Festival: China's Vitality - Zhou Family Troupe Wind and Percussion Concert
【Introduction】
The Zhou Family Troupe is renowned for its traditional Chinese wind and percussion music, a genre that embodies the rich cultural heritage of China. This ensemble, known as "吹打乐" (chuī dǎ yuè) in Chinese, skillfully blends ancient melodies with contemporary flair, showcasing the versatility and depth of Chinese musical tradition. Their performances are characterized by the dynamic interplay of various wind instruments and percussions, creating a symphony of sounds that resonate with the essence of Chinese spirit and storytelling. The Zhou Family Troupe's dedication to preserving and innovating this art form has made them a significant force in the world of Chinese music, captivating audiences both in China and internationally with their vibrant and soulful performances.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Thursday, April 18
【Venue】 Mengminwei Concert Hall
【Ticket】https://booking.hall.tsinghua.edu.cn/
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LIVE Carefree Night - KUDUVILLANDS
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Friday, April 19
【Time】19:00
【Venue】New Tsinghua Xuetang, Experimental Theatre
【Ticket】https://booking.hall.tsinghua.edu.cn/
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Tsinghua First World Music Festival: Mysterious Echoes - The Secret of the Hand-Cranked Organ
【Introduction】
The hand-cranked organ, also known as a street organ, is a portable, mechanical musical instrument often associated with 19th-century European street performers. Its distinctive feature is a crank that turns a revolving cylinder or disc with pins, which activate the metal flutes or pipes to produce melodious sounds. This charming instrument brings a nostalgic ambiance and is enjoyed for its unique, mechanical charm and sweet, resonating music.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Friday, April 19
【Time】19:00
【Venue】 Mengminwei Concert Hall
【Ticket】https://booking.hall.tsinghua.edu.cn/
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"Eternal Classics" Beijing Symphony Orchestra Series of Chinese and Foreign Renowned Musical Pieces Concerts
【Introduction】
The "Eternal Classics" concert series by the Beijing Symphony Orchestra is a tribute to the masterpieces of both Chinese and Western classical music. This collection of performances celebrates the most cherished and influential compositions, showcasing the orchestra's talent in bringing these timeless works to life. Each piece in the series is handpicked to highlight the depth and beauty of the orchestral tradition, providing a soul-stirring experience that connects the audience with the heart of classical music.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Friday, April 19
【Time】15:30-19:00
【Venue】 New Tsinghua Xuetang
【Ticket】https://booking.hall.tsinghua.edu.cn/
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"Beautiful Growth Series - French Improvisational Painting and Music Concert 'Tales of the Forest'"
【Introduction】
The French Improvisational Painting and Music Concert "Tales of the Forest" is a unique sensory experience that combines the beauty of live art creation with the enchanting melodies of French music. In this captivating event, talented artists spontaneously bring canvas to life with each stroke of their brush, inspired by the rhythm and mood of the music. The audience is transported into an enchanting world where the lines between visual art and music blur, and the story of a mystical forest unfolds through a harmonious blend of color and sound. This innovative fusion of artistic expression invites viewers to explore the depths of their imagination and experience the magic of a forest's tale as it comes alive before their eyes.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Satruday, April 20
【Time】19:30
【Venue】 Mengminwei Concert Hall
【Ticket】https://booking.hall.tsinghua.edu.cn/
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Tsinghua First World Music Festival: Jia Ba'asan and the Band "Witch Words and Moon's Song"
【Introduction】
Jia Ba'asan and his band are renowned for their unique blend of traditional Yi ethnic music with contemporary genres. Hailing from Liangshan, Sichuan, Jia Ba'asan's soulful performances blend彝folk melodies with modern beats, creating a captivating soundscape that resonates with audiences worldwide.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Sunday, April 21
【Time】19:00
【Venue】 Mengminwei Concert Hall
【Ticket】https://booking.hall.tsinghua.edu.cn/
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Seminars
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Tsinghua Global Youth Dialogue: Dialogue with Former New Zealand MP
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New Zealand was the first developed country to agree to China's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO), the first to reach a bilateral free trade agreement with China, and the pioneering nation to sign a cooperation agreement to jointly build the "Belt and Road" initiative. This year marks the 10th anniversary of the establishment of a comprehensive strategic partnership between China and New Zealand, and it is also the first year of full implementation of the China-New Zealand Free Trade Agreement, marking a new milestone in bilateral relations. Amidst the current complex international environment, how China-New Zealand relations will evolve and how youth will participate in future cooperation has become a key aspect. The Tsinghua International Youth Dialogue has invited the former Member of Parliament from New Zealand, Ms. Chrissy Noone, to share insights on the future of China-New Zealand relations and youth involvement.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Thursday, April 18
【Time】10:30-12:30
【Venue】South Campus Student Activity Center
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Salience and Short-term Momentum and Reversals
【Speaker】
YU Jianfeng, Professor, PBCSF, Tsinghua University
Professor Yu Jianfeng currently holds the position of Jianshu Chair Professor of Finance at Tsinghua University's Five-Star Bank School of Finance, serves as the Deputy Dean of the Institute of Financial Technology at Tsinghua University, and is the Director of the Asset Management Research Center at Tsinghua University's Five-Star Bank School of Finance. Prior to joining Five-Star Bank, he was the Piper Jaffray Chair Professor at the Carlson School of Management, University of Minnesota. He was a visiting professor at Tsinghua University's Five-Star Bank School of Finance from 2014 to 2015. Since 2011, he has been a researcher at the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas. His main research focuses on the theoretical and empirical studies of behavioral finance and macro finance.
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Thursday, April 18
【Time】14:00-15:30
【Venue】Room A602, Jianhua Building
【Language】English
【Host】 Department of Finance
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The Impacts of Recommendations on Consumption and Production on Online Content-Sharing Platforms
【Speaker】
Tat Chan, Professor, Olin Business School, Washington University in St. Louis
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Thursday, April 18
【Time】14:30-16:00
【Venue】Room A626, Jianhua Building
【Language】English
【Host】 Department of Marketing
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Momentum Effects in Crowdsourcing Contest Platforms
【Speaker】
ZOU Tengjian, Assistant Professor, Zhejiang University
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Friday, April 19
【Time】10:30-12:00
【Venue】Room A307, Jianhua Building
【Language】English/Chinese
【Host】 Department of Innovation, Entrepreneurship and Strategy
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Urban Frontier Lecture Series" Episode 8 - Urban Culture, Cultural Tourism Communication, and Local Regeneration
【Speaker】
Zhang Zheng
Details of the event are as follows:
【Date】Thursday, April 18
【Time】14:00
【Venue】Room 201, HeshanBuilding
【Language】Chinese
【Host】 Tsinghua University Henglong Real Estate Research Center, Tsinghua Alumni Association Urban and Rural Construction Special Committee
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Culture
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Grain Rain
Grain Rain, the sixth solar term in the traditional Chinese lunar calendar, usually falls around April 20th each year. It signifies the end of spring and the beginning of the agricultural planting season. During this period, temperatures rise and rainfall increases, creating ideal conditions for the growth of crops and the maturation of grains. This term is a reminder to farmers to seize the favorable weather for sowing and nurturing their fields. It is also a time for people to appreciate the beauty of spring and to prepare for the coming summer.
