Name: Who’s Afraid of Modern Art: Vandalism, Video Games, and Fascism
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Person of the Week (November 4-10, 2024) Headline Yu Chengdong will appear with 'the most powerful in history' On the morning of November 4, Huawei Managing Director, Chairman of Terminal BG, and Chairman of Smart Car Solutions BU Yu Chengdong posted on Weibo It was announced tha - Lujuba
In the early morning of November 10th, on the final stage of the WTA year-end finals, the 22-year-old Chinese girl Zheng Qinwen became the center of attention. Although they lost the game 1-2 in the end, Zheng Qinwen's growth in the past five years has been inspiring enough. - Lujuba
Editor of this article Spoiler: Xiaotong is strictly prohibited from reprinting without authorization. Those who find plagiarism will file a complaint across the entire network. The 37-year-old Qiu Zhiwei, who successfully entered the house with the role of 'Jia Mingyuan' in the - Lujuba
The novel 'Massage' by the famous writer Bi Feiyu, which won the Mao Dun Literature Award, explores the living conditions and spiritual world of a group of blind massage therapists from a unique perspective. It has been adapted into movies, TV series, and plays, and has attracted - Lujuba
The high-hanging iron frame is like a cage imprisoning the bound soul; the mask with magical power makes humanity lose itself in alienation. From November 6th to 10th, the play 'The King of Lanling' produced and performed by the National Theater of China, written by Luo Huaizhen - Lujuba
There are often jokes on the Internet saying that young people choose to burn incense between going to work and going to school, and choosing to pray for Buddha between asking for help and seeking for themselves. When encountering problems that are difficult to solve or cannot be - Lujuba
With red roofs and neat glazed tiles, the city of Beijing on the stage is freehand and desolate. The wheel of history keeps turning, and in the joys and sorrows of the little people, the vicissitudes of the family and country in the late Qing Dynasty are quietly unfolding. On Nov - Lujuba
On November 10, 'Hospitable Shandong and Good Products from Shandong' were launched on the eve of Double Eleven. In the video of just ten minutes, the audience followed the wooden kite designed by Mozi and the 6,000-year-old Dawenkou culture. The representative red pottery animal - Lujuba

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