记者 施晨露 "生命不息，工作不止。"第八届上海文化艺术奖终身成就奖得主、91岁的复旦大学文科资深教授刘 放桐说。 上海文学艺术奖于1991年设立，至2019年共举办七届，朱践耳、吴贻弓、巴金、贺绿汀、王元化、 谢晋、周小燕、秦怡、吕其明等一批在文化艺术领域作出突出贡献的文化名家大师都曾领受这一荣誉。 2024年，根据市功勋荣誉表彰工作委员会办公室批复，市委宣传部、市文旅局在上海文学艺术奖的基础 上整合设立上海文化艺术奖。今年，根据评选表彰工作要求，市委宣传部、市文旅局、市人社局成立评 选表彰工作领导小组，联合印发《关于评选第八届上海文化艺术奖的通知》，受到理论、新闻、出版、 文艺四界的高度关注和积极参与。 经本市及外省市各相关领域知名专家评审、领导小组审议、公示等程序，王水照、邓伟志、吕瑞 英、朱威烈、乔榛、庄智象、刘放桐、李炳淑、张静娴、陈薪伊、宗福先、赵开生、奚美娟、曹沛霖、 韩天衡（按姓氏笔画排序）获本届上海文化艺术奖终身成就奖；马力（马伯庸）等35人获杰出贡献奖； 王怀甫等50人获优秀新人奖。 "我这个耄耋老人，仍要继续努力发挥余热。我要把自己的人生感悟和艺术创作的理念、心得传递 给年轻人，并且和他 ...

"十五五"规划建议提出，"提升文化原创能力"。以舞蹈创作为例，中国舞蹈的当代转型正处于从传统资 源复现迈向审美本体重构的关键阶段。围绕"提升文化原创能力"这一时代命题，其发展已超越单纯的题 材挖掘与视觉拼贴，进而致力于中华身体语言系统的塑造。 真正的文化原创，不是浅表转译，而是要寻求深植于中华美学基因的"母语感"。通过构建具有高辨识度 与自洽性的东方身体语法，实现从"视觉奇观"到"生命精神"的深刻质变，从而在世界文化图景中完成其 美学范式的主体性确立。 ——中国艺术研究院舞蹈研究所副研究员 刘 春 (责编：白宇、卫嘉) 《 人民日报 》（ 2025年12月23日 11 版） ...

（来源：中国改革报） 转自：中国改革报 □ 樊 迪 伴随着我国文化事业与产业的蓬勃发展，舞蹈艺术的应用场景正不断拓展，从传统的舞台表演延伸至舞 蹈教育、文化传播和影视娱乐等多个领域。市场对舞蹈人才的需求已从单一的表演型转向应用型，要求 从业者兼具扎实的舞蹈功底和适应行业发展的实践能力。在此背景下，产学研创协同育人模式成为培养 应用型舞蹈人才的应然选择。 构建多元主体协同的育人体系。高校应主动牵头联合地方舞蹈院团、商业舞蹈机构等主体，组建舞蹈学 专业产学研创协同育人联盟并签订长期稳定的战略合作协议，通过明确各参与方在人才培养、资源共享 等方面的主要职责与权益分配，逐步形成人才共育、资源共享和利益共赢的长效协作机制。为保障协同 育人工作有序推进，高校需成立由院系领导、行业资深专家和企业负责人共同组成的协同育人指导委员 会，全面负责培养方案的制定与优化、多方资源的统筹配置以及培养质量的全程监督。同时，高校要建 立科学合理的利益激励机制，将学生就业质量、合作项目产出效益等关键指标与各合作主体的实际利益 直接挂钩，对深度参与协同育人的教师给予课时补贴、职称评定倾斜等政策支持，为行业导师提供合理 劳务报酬与荣誉表彰，通过 ...

Core Insights - The 2025 Beijing International Dance Schools Ballet Competition and Dance Performance is a significant international event hosted by Beijing Dance Academy, attracting elite dance institutions from 21 countries and regions [1][3] - This year's competition saw a record participation of over 160 contestants, highlighting the growing interest and engagement in international dance education [1] - The theme "Beauty of Harmony" was showcased through diverse performances from 12 dance schools, reflecting a blend of cultural expressions and artistic styles [1][2] Event Overview - The event has been held biennially since its inception in 2006, with a total of 8 successful editions attracting over 800 participants from more than 50 countries [1] - The performances included traditional Chinese dance, modern ballet, and contemporary works, emphasizing the integration of Eastern and Western dance philosophies [1][2] - Notable performances included a Chinese classical dance piece that showcased traditional culture and a modern dance that incorporated Taoist philosophy [1][2] Cultural Exchange - The event served as a platform for cultural dialogue, with dancers and scholars from different countries sharing choreography ideas and performance experiences [2][3] - A dance forum featured 12 scholars discussing the latest research and practices in dance education, while master workshops introduced contemporary teaching concepts [2] - The establishment of the "World Dance Education Alliance" aims to enhance global dance education collaboration, with 70 institutions from five continents participating [3]

Group 1 - The cultural performance market has seen a continuous rise in popularity during the National Day and Mid-Autumn Festival holidays, featuring a variety of artistic expressions such as concerts, dramas, dances, and creative animation exhibitions [1] - The National Grand Theatre's concert "Motherland, I Sing for You" showcased classic melodies, allowing the audience to immerse themselves in a strong sense of national pride and joy during the holiday [5] - The third China (Jilin) Animation Conference integrated digital technology with animation art, collecting over 410 works and exploring new trends in industry development [8] Group 2 - The 14th China Dance Lotus Award evaluated contemporary and modern dance works, highlighting recent domestic creative achievements and showcasing the vitality and innovation of dance artists [10] - The 16th Zhejiang Provincial Drama Competition featured 25 major and 7 minor plays, attracting enthusiastic audiences and demonstrating the popularity of various traditional drama forms [14] - The 12th National Farmers Photography Exhibition presented 116 works that authentically depict the development and changes in contemporary rural China [17]

Core Insights - The 2025 SIDCT Contemporary Youth Dance Biennale has commenced in Shanghai, featuring diverse contemporary dance works from China and around the world, with a focus on showcasing the creativity of young Chinese choreographers [1][3] - The theme "Inheritance" aims to highlight the cultural roots of Chinese contemporary dance and promote international dialogue and collaboration in the arts [1][3] Group 1: Event Overview - The biennale spans five days and includes performances, workshops, forums, and outdoor stages, showcasing the works of 20 prominent festival directors and curators from 14 countries across four continents [1][2] - The event features seven main performances, including works like "Satie's Name: The Rite of Spring" and "The Butterfly Island," emphasizing the vitality and ambition of young Chinese creators [3][5] Group 2: International Participation - A notable lineup of international guests, referred to as the "decision-makers' team," includes artistic directors from prestigious theaters and festivals in the UK, France, the US, Italy, Germany, Australia, and South Korea [2] - These guests will engage in discussions on the development and future of contemporary dance in China, exploring aspects such as creation, international collaboration, and production models [2] Group 3: Support for Young Artists - Since 2019, the Shanghai International Dance Center has launched the "Youth Incubation Platform," providing funding, venues, and technical support to young choreographers, resulting in over 40 premieres of outstanding works [5][6] - The biennale is part of a comprehensive support system aimed at promoting Chinese dance artists and their works on the international stage, enhancing China's influence in contemporary dance [6]

Group 1 - The article highlights the challenges faced by today's youth, emphasizing their higher quality and willingness to innovate and break traditional norms [1][10] - The performance of a street dance team in the VIBE World Street Dance Competition is showcased, where they incorporated Chinese elements and achieved third place among 27 teams [2][4] - The choreographer, Fang Zhenghua, emphasizes the importance of artistic expression and cultural representation, despite facing challenges such as time constraints during the competition [6][8] Group 2 - The article discusses the efforts of a wildlife conservationist, Xia Xinyue, in protecting the endangered animal, the rabbit cat, in the Gansu desert, highlighting the decline in their population from 12 to 6 individuals over a year [13][14] - Xia Xinyue's initiatives include creating artificial burrows to provide safe habitats for the rabbit cat, showcasing the impact of human activities on wildlife [16][21] - The article also mentions the growing community of digital nomads in Liangzhu, who are leveraging the internet for entrepreneurship while enjoying a lower cost of living [24][26] Group 3 - The development of humanoid robots by a young team in Shanghai is discussed, focusing on their goal to create robots that can adapt to real-world environments and perform practical tasks [30][32] - The average age of the research and development team is noted to be under 31, indicating a youthful and innovative workforce in the robotics industry [32][33] - The article concludes with a call for society to invest in the youth, recognizing their potential to contribute positively to the future [35]