China: Kunqu Opera cultural bridge to the world
With a history of over 600 years, Kunqu is one of the oldest forms of Chinese opera still performed today, providing a cultural bridge from China to the world
China: Beijing Art Expo REUNION
Grenada’s artists can hold their own in global markets; however, the high costs to exhibit at events that attract collectors is a barrier
China: Strong agriculture makes a strong country
Using innovative agricultural science, technology and education, is key to strengthening Grenada and providing sustenance to the ‘armies’ that support our major economic driver, Tourism
China: A week in Shaanxi Province
My takeaways from the Shaanxi Province visit are that solid planning and actioning of that planning, and neighbourly consideration and cooperation are essential keys to peaceful, sustainable modernisation, and eventual global peace
China: National Art Museum of China
By far, my favourites were the depictions of China’s workers, and in particular, the representations of the health teams during the Covid pandemic
China: Xi’an Aiju Grain and Oil Industrial Group
After my visit to the Xi’an Aiju Grain and Oil Industrial Group, I am inspired to discover similar collaborative approaches in Grenada, and export potential to China’s domestic market
China: Terracotta warriors
The impressive sculptural collection is funerary art, a massive army buried to protect China’s first emperor Qin Shihuang and his tomb, and attend to him in the afterlife
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China: The [once] Forbidden City
The [once] Forbidden City is protected by an army of people dedicated to preserving its treasures and stories for generations to come
China: Shanghai’s master plan—Better City, Better Life
Over 4 floors, I saw various physical and digital displays of master planning of urban digitalisation and rural revitalisation
China: Memorial of the First National CPC Congress
The epilogue made me smile: “As the old Chinese saying goes, “Never forget why you started, and your mission can be accomplished.”