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The
cross-cultural training and consultancy company
SinaLingua was founded in the year 2000. Its head
office is situated in the historic university town
of Heidelberg in the federal state of Baden-Württemberg.
As a German-Chinese specialist for cross-cultural
management and training, SinaLingua is constantly
focusing on German-Chinese cultural exchange and
co-operation.
SinaLingua has created a valuable set of training
material spanning a broad variety of topics including
architecture, chemistry, finance, media, trade fairs,
education, travel, mechanical engineering and many
others.
To
offer the best service possible to its customers,
SinaLingua has a representative office in Shanghai.
SinaLingua‘s training material was labelled
„excellent“ by „Stiftung Warentest“
(Germany‘s number 1 consumer testing facility).
For more information please visit www.sinalingua.de.
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The
Shanghai Grand Theatre was opened to the public
on August 27, 1998. With a total construction area
of 70,000 square meters it distinguishes itself
by its unique architectural style combining eastern
and western flair.
The
lyric theatre has a seating capacity of 1,800. The
stage area meets high requirements of acoustics
construction and is equipped with top lighting and
acoustics systems.
In
the 2005 premiere of the German Culture Week, Fritz
Lang‘s ”Metropolis“ was performed
here live with the Staatsphilharmonie Rheinland-Pfalz
under the direction of Frank Strobel for the first
time in mainland China.
For more information please visit www.shgtheatre.com.
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Opened
on March 26, 1930 as the Nanking Theatre, the Shanghai
Concert Hall (renamed in 1959) looks back on a glamorous
past. A national heritage, the Shanghai Concert
Hall was the first building in classical European
style designed by Chinese architects in Shanghai.
In
2002 the hall was relocated 66 meters southward
and raised 3.8 meters. The renovated building reopened
on October 1, 2004 with the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.
In
the 2005 premiere of the German Culture Week, the
NDR Bigband played two impressive gigs in this equally
impressive building. And last, but not least: Händel‘s
”Messiah“ was performed here for the
first time in China by the Bach Choir Heidelberg
and the Bach Soloists Munich.
For more information please visit www.shanghaiconcerthall.org.
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