法国歌手乔伊丝·乔纳森用中法双语献唱《茉莉花》《香榭丽舍大道》，引发现场观众同声合唱。晚会 在《难忘今宵》的旋律中落下帷幕，寄托对中法友谊与美好未来的祝愿。 责编：李磊、王瑞景 图为晚会现场。 李洋 摄 中新网巴黎2月11日电（李洋、孙羽婷）"万马奔腾贺新春"2026马年巴黎春节联欢晚会当地时间2月9日 晚在巴黎13区艺术剧院上演。 本场晚会由法国欧洲卫视和旅法华侨华人社团联袂举办，持续两个小时，紧扣马年主题。中法两国艺术 家通过歌曲、舞蹈、器乐、曲艺等多种艺术形式，为近千名法国友人、旅法侨胞呈现一场兼具中国传统 底蕴与巴黎时代气息、跨越中法两国文化的春节视听盛宴。 当地时间2月9日晚，"万马奔腾贺新春"2026马年巴黎春节联欢晚会举行。 李洋 摄 中国驻法国大使馆公使陈力出席晚会并致辞。他表示，由中法两国文艺工作者共同参演的巴黎春晚不仅 是旅法华侨华人与法国友人喜迎春节的文化交流活动，更是中法文化相融互鉴的生动写照。 法国参议院法中友好小组主席罗斯、巴黎13区区长顾梅等政要向晚会致以祝贺。法国导演让-雅克·阿诺 与皮尔·卡丹公司总裁罗德里戈·卡丹分别讲述了他们与中国的深厚情缘。 本届春晚以"马"为贯穿性艺术 ...

Group 1 - The concert titled "2026 Chinese New Year Concert" was held in Brussels, showcasing a blend of Chinese and Western music to celebrate the upcoming Spring Festival [1][2] - The event was organized by the Brussels Chinese Cultural Center and the Brussels Philharmonic Orchestra, attended by EU officials, cultural figures, and the local public as part of the "Happy Spring Festival" series [1] - The concert featured a variety of performances, including traditional Chinese songs like "Jasmine Flower" and classical pieces such as Glinka's "Ruslan and Lyudmila" overture and Smetana's "Vltava" [1] Group 2 - Notable performances included pianist Jiang Tian and soprano Song Jiacheng, who performed works like the "Yellow River" piano concerto and Mozart's 23rd piano concerto, as well as original compositions [1] - The concert concluded with the piece "Beijing Joyous News to the Border Village," which elevated the atmosphere, followed by an encore of "Spring Festival Overture" and Song Jiacheng's rendition of "My Motherland" [2]

中国广西壮族自治区人民政府新闻办公室主任黎攀在致辞中表示，作为中国—东盟博览会永久举办地， 广西是中国—东盟经贸合作和人文交流的重要舞台。2026年广西将与东盟各界一同策马扬鞭、聚力同 行，让中国与东盟的邻里之情在岁月长河中历久弥坚。 嘉年华活动邀请各国嘉宾齐聚一堂，共贺马年新春、共品中国年味、共赏文艺之美。以意象化舞蹈开篇 的《大美中国·桂风壮韵》，串联彩调剧《刘三姐》经典选段"盘歌"，打造出兼具东方诗意与创新巧思 的艺术佳作。中国器乐演奏《国潮贺岁·马跃新春》以二胡、唢呐为主，演奏《西游记》主题曲、《黑 神话·悟空》等经典旋律，汇聚成"国潮IP音乐荟"。中印尼演奏家还共同演绎经典曲目《茉莉花》《山 歌好比春江水》。 活动在中国驻东盟使团、马来西亚常驻东盟使团、东盟秘书处支持下，由中国广西壮族自治区人民政府 新闻办公室、中国广西壮族自治区文化和旅游厅主办，广西日报社(广西国际传播中心)、广西广播电视 台、广西旅游发展集团、广西文化产业集团联合承办。东盟11国及俄、英、澳、韩、欧盟等对话伙伴国 使节，东盟秘书处高级别官员，东盟国家主流媒体、印尼华侨华人社团、印尼高校师生、中资企业驻印 尼代表等200余名嘉宾出 ...

Core Viewpoint - The event hosted by the Chinese Embassy in the U.S. emphasizes the role of music as a universal language that fosters cultural exchange and strengthens U.S.-China relations [3]. Group 1: Cultural Exchange - Music is highlighted as a common language that conveys aspirations for peace, hope, and beauty, with references to both Chinese and American musical pieces [3]. - The vibrant Chinese music market is seen as a driving force for cultural exchange, with an increase in American tourists visiting China for cultural experiences [3]. - The Baltimore Symphony Orchestra has successfully held Lunar New Year concerts for three consecutive years, with a notable visit to China last year [3]. Group 2: Future Cooperation - The current phase of U.S.-China relations is described as a critical period for exploring new ways to coexist, with calls for more positive contributions from organizations like the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra [3]. - The event featured performances of well-known pieces, fostering discussions about memorable stories in U.S.-China cultural exchanges and future cooperation [3].

Core Viewpoint - The 2026 "Youth Good Partners" Global Multinational Spring Festival Gala, held in Nanning, China, showcases cultural integration among ASEAN countries through music and performance, emphasizing youth collaboration and the celebration of the Spring Festival [1][3][5]. Group 1: Event Overview - The gala features performances from youth artists from China, Vietnam, Thailand, Laos, and Indonesia, highlighting cultural diversity and collaboration [1][3]. - The event is themed "Youth Good Partners: Galloping Together," rooted in the Spring Festival culture, and utilizes innovative formats like cloud singing and real-time connections to enhance cultural exchange [3][5]. Group 2: Technological Integration - The opening performance "AI in Spring" combines traditional music with AI-generated compositions, showcasing the intersection of technology and art [5]. - The song "Jasmine Flower" employs cloud technology to connect singers from multiple countries, infusing the classic melody with multicultural elements [5]. Group 3: Cultural Significance - Nanning, as the closest provincial capital to ASEAN, has hosted various international cultural events, fostering deeper exchanges and cooperation with ASEAN countries through initiatives like the International Folk Song Art Festival and the China-ASEAN Drama Week [5].

Core Perspective - The article highlights the initiative of a young bamboo flute musician, Sun Chubo, to bring traditional Chinese music closer to the public by performing in parks, making it accessible to a wider audience beyond formal concert halls [2][3]. Group 1: Community Engagement - Sun Chubo's performances in public parks have transformed from small gatherings of 40-50 people to events attracting over a thousand attendees, demonstrating a growing interest in traditional music among the general public [3][5]. - The initiative has allowed various community members, including retirees and workers, to experience professional music without the financial barrier of concert tickets, which can be several hundred yuan [2][3]. Group 2: Artistic Interaction - The performances encourage audience participation, with attendees singing along and engaging with the music, creating a shared emotional experience that resonates deeply with the laborers and everyday people [4][6]. - Sun Chubo adapts her repertoire to include both traditional and popular songs, ensuring that the music is relatable and engaging for her audience, which includes a diverse demographic [4][6]. Group 3: Cultural Impact - The initiative has sparked a movement among other musicians to perform in public spaces, promoting the idea of "art for the people" and fostering a deeper connection between traditional music and everyday life [6][7]. - The success of these performances has led to invitations for larger public events, indicating a significant demand for accessible cultural experiences [5][6].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of Chinese-German violinist Zhu Ximeng in bridging cultural exchanges between China and Italy through music, emphasizing the universal emotional experience of music regardless of language or cultural background [1][3]. Group 1: Achievements and Recognition - Zhu Ximeng received the Special Golden Lion Award from the Italian Chinese Association during the 20th "China Award" ceremony, recognizing his contributions to promoting relations between Italy and China through culture [1][3]. - In October 2023, Zhu won first prize at the 57th Paganini International Violin Competition in Genoa, along with the Best Paganini Concerto Performance Award, marking a significant milestone in his career [3]. Group 2: Cultural Impact and Outreach - Zhu has been actively promoting classical music in China, having toured multiple cities including Guangdong, Beijing, Chongqing, and Sichuan four times in 2023, reflecting the growing audience for classical music in China [5]. - He often performs Chinese pieces such as "Jasmine Flower" and "Butterfly Lovers" during encores, introducing the cultural background of these works to European audiences, who respond positively to their beauty and emotional depth [3][5]. Group 3: Personal Background and Support - Born in 2001 in Tübingen, Germany, to Chinese parents, Zhu developed an interest in the violin at a young age, supported by his parents' commitment to his musical education, including a significant relocation to Berlin for better opportunities [3][5]. - Zhu expresses gratitude towards his parents for their unwavering support and non-pressuring approach to his music education, which has been a crucial factor in his success [5].

Group 1 - The Tianjin Song and Dance Theater has launched a series of high-quality performances for citizens to enjoy the beauty of art during winter [3] - The "Vivace Chamber Orchestra" performed a concert featuring world-famous pieces, including lively and classic compositions such as "The Barber of Seville Overture" and "The Blue Danube Waltz" [3] - The "Winter Rhythm" ballet showcase featured a variety of performances, including original group dances and classic ballet excerpts from "Giselle," "Sleeping Beauty," and "The Nutcracker," immersing the audience in romantic and fairy tale themes [3] Group 2 - The "Celebrating the New Year - 2026 New Year Concert" was held at the Tianjin Grand Theater, featuring nearly 200 performers and a diverse range of artistic content, including folk music, symphonic music, and ballet [3] - The concert's repertoire balanced classic heritage with regional characteristics, showcasing both world classics and local songs like "Painting Fan Surface" and "Tianjin is More Beautiful," highlighting the rich cultural charm of the region [3]

Core Viewpoint - The concert by the China National Opera House Choir in Dhahran, Saudi Arabia, marks a significant cultural exchange event, celebrating the 35th anniversary of diplomatic relations between China and Saudi Arabia and the inaugural China-Saudi Cultural Year [1][2]. Group 1: Event Overview - The concert featured a diverse selection of music from various cultures, including Chinese folk songs, Western classical pieces, and popular music from Latin America and Africa, showcasing the unifying power of music [1]. - The performance received enthusiastic applause from the audience, highlighting the emotional resonance of the music despite language barriers [1]. Group 2: Cultural Exchange - The collaboration between the Saudi Krolla Choir and Chinese musicians included performances of classic Arabic and Chinese songs, enhancing mutual understanding through music [2]. - The event is seen as a stepping stone for further artistic cooperation between Saudi Arabia and China, with expectations for future exchanges and performances [2]. Group 3: Institutional Support - The China National Opera House plans to continue promoting cultural exchanges with Saudi Arabia by organizing more performances in the future [2]. - Saudi Arabia places a high value on cultural industry development and looks forward to increased collaboration between artists from both countries [2].

Group 1 - The concert "National Music·When Burning" was held on December 21 to support the "Awakening Planet Family Support Project" for children with intellectual disabilities [1][2] - The Hangzhou Youth National Wind Orchestra made its debut, showcasing a blend of traditional and contemporary Chinese music [1] - The concert featured various performances, including a new rendition of the city song and pieces like "The Wild Bee Flies" and "Jasmine Flower," which received enthusiastic applause from the audience [1] Group 2 - The event was supported by the Zhejiang Provincial Disabled Persons Welfare Foundation, utilizing ticket sales, merchandise sales, and online donations to raise funds [2] - The concert aimed to promote public awareness of charity and provide a platform for young artists to showcase their talents [2] - The Hangzhou Youth National Wind Orchestra was newly established by the Hangzhou Cultural Center, with aspirations to engage more young people in traditional music [1][2]