Chinese Shadow Puppetry is a traditional form of Chinese folk theatre. In 2011, it was recognized by UNESCO as part of the Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity. This unique art form has a long-standing history in China and has spread widely across the globe. Chinese shadow puppetry resources, including puppet artifacts, photographs, audio recordings, and videos, are collected in major libraries and museums worldwide, including the United States.
Led by Prof. Mingjie Li, this lecture will provide a comprehensive overview of Chinese shadow puppetry and explore available resources and collections in the United States. Additionally, the discussion will focus on the strategies to enrich and enhance Chinese language teaching.
2 hours of CTLE credits are offered for New York State teachers attending this program.
This two-hour online seminar will be in Chinese.
该讲座为中文。
This program is made possible through the support of the Center for Language Education and Cooperation, the ECNU Center, and generous supporters of China Institute in America.
