From December 13 to 21,2008
Shanghai East Asia Exhibition Center
Tickets cost 60 yuan (US$8.70) a person
As the the biggest ever tour exhibition on Tibetan culture and art since the establishment of the People's Republic of China, "Auspicious Hada: Tibetan Culture & Art Tour Exhibition" was inaugurated on December 12 in the East Asia Exhibition Center of Shanghai for its first stop. The exhibition is divided into ten themes scattering in different halls namely: Understand Tibet, Folk Custom, Contemporary Thangka Art, Traditional Art, Contemporary Art, Tibetan Costume, Tibetan Medicine and Barkor Shopping Center. The exhibition includes more than 300 items collected from Tibetan families and temples and authentic performances from 55 Tibetan artists and monks.
  • Raidi: Supports from around China ensure Tibet's stability
    • "Without concern from the central government and supports from around the country, Tibet couldn't be as stable and satisfying as it is now," Raidi, vice-chairman of 10th National People's Congress, addressed for the opening ceremony of the Tibetan Culture & Art Tour Exhibition, in Shanghai.
  • Traditional culture coming to the public
    • Among eight exhibition zones which carry different themes, 20 pieces of handmade arras embroidered with the 80 outstanding figures in Tibetan Buddhism, displayed in the zones of traditional culture, seem to be a prominence.
  • Shanghai holds exhibition on Tibet culture
    • People from China and around the world are all amazed by Tibetan culture.
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    History, development and classification of Thangka
    What is mandala?
    Tibetan medicine: The four medical tantras
    Features of Costume and Ornaments
    Perfomance art in Tibet
    Contemporary Painting Folk Custom Mandala Shopping Center
    Tibetan Medicine Traditional Art Tibetan Costume Understand Tibet
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