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58 Negocios i The Lifestyle infographic oldemar INTENSE CULTURAL EXCHANGE FOR DECADES MEXICO AND CHINA HAVE HAD A LARGE VARIETY OF ARTISTIC AND CULTURAL EXCHANGES. IN ORDER TO FOSTER THIS FRUITFUL RELATIONSHIP, A CULTURAL TREATY WAS SIGNED IN 1978 TO PROMOTE COOPERATIVE INITIATIVES IN THE ARTS AND INCREASE DIALOGUE BETWEEN THE ARTISTIC AND INTELLECTUAL COMMUNITIES IN BOTH COUNTRIES. UNDER THIS TREATY, TENS OF ARTISTIC BILATERAL INITIATIVES HAVE BEEN PROMOTED. For example, more than 20 Mexican authors have been translated and published in China. They include: Juan Rulfo Pedro Paramo The Burning Plain Carlos Fuentes The Most Transparent Region The Death of Artemio Cruz Old Gringo The Years With Laura Diaz Mariano Azuela The Underdogs SOME EXAMPLES OF CULTURAL EXCHANGES BETWEEN MEXICO AND CHINA ARE: 1973 Mexico, splendor of 20 centuries: Beijing, Nanjing and Shanghai 1979 Engravings By José Guadalupe Posada 1987 Chucho Reyes 1988 Lola Álvarez Bravo and 10 Mexican photographers 1994 The great photographic exhibit of Manuel Álvarez Bravo Engravings of Jane Hendrix Miguel León Portilla Vision of the Vanquished Fernando del Paso News of the Empire Octavio Paz Assorted anthologies of poetry and essays Sergio Pitol Married Life The Art of Flight Elena Poniatowska The Sky’s Skin Ángeles Mastretta Women With Large Eyes Another notable exchange has been in the area of television entertainment. During the 1980s, Mexican television company Televisa sold to Chinese state television the rights to transmit a variety of Mexican soap operas. 1976 Chinese Archaeology National Museum of Anthropology and History in Mexico City 2000-2001 Terracotta warriors and horses from the Qin Dynasty Mexico City and Monterrey MEXICO IN CHINESE, CHINA IN SPANISH IN 2008, CLOSE TO 350 MEXICANS STUDIED IN CHINA, COMPARED TO 2000 WHEN THE NUMBER DIDN’T EXCEED 20. THE STUDY OF THE CHINESE LANGUAGE IS GROWING IN MEXICO. STARTING IN 2006, WITH THE OPENING OF CONFUCIUS INSTITUTE LOCATIONS AT THE NATIONAL AUTONOMOUS UNIVERSITY OF MEXICO, THE AUTONO- MOUS UNIVERSITIES OF NUEVO LEON, YUCATAN AND CHIHUAHUA, MEXICO BECAME THE IBERO-AMERICAN COUNTRY WITH THE LARGEST NUMBER OF SUCH INSTITUTIONS.
eport mexico-china cultural exchange 1996 Engraving collection Mexican stamps. By José Luis Cuevas, Rufino Tamayo, Francisco Toledo and Leonora Carrington Engravings By José Guadalupe Posada 2000-2001 The Mayans Beijing, Shanghai, Xian and Guangzhou 2002 Retrospective of Juan Soriano. Shanghai Biennial Sculptors By Pedro Reyes and Francis Alys Beijing’s Sculpture Park By Sebastián and Javier Santiago 2002-2003 Individual exhibit of Alebrijes de Madera (wooden, brightly-colored Mexican folk art sculptures) by artisan Manuel Jiménez from Oaxaca 2003-2004 The Mexican mask from the collection of Mexican ethnologist Georgina Luna Parra 2004 The Shanghai Biennial By Rafael Lozano and Maruch Sántiz Gómez 2004-2005 Great retrospective exhibit of José Luis Cuevas 2005 Participation in the Second Beijing International Art Biennial, with works by Daniel Lezama, Gustavo Aceves and Arturo Rivera 2008 Third Beijing International Art Biennial with the participation of various Mexican artists. By Gustavo Aceves, Arturo Rivera, Ray Smith, Gerardo Azcunaga, Paloma Torres, Germán Venegas, Marco Arce, Irma Palacios and Javier Marín, who won this important festival FORTY-FIVE UNIVERSITY CENTERS IN CHINA OFFER COURSES IN SPANISH AT THE BACHELOR’S DEGREE LEVEL OR AS AN ELECTIVE LANGUAGE. ALSO, IN BEIJING THERE ARE AROUND 20 PRIVATE SCHOOLS THAT TEACH THE SPANISH LANGUAGE TO INDIVIDUALS. IN 2006, A CERVANTES INSTITUTE LOCATION OPENED IN BEIJING. MEXICO INTENDS TO OPEN A SERIES OF PARTNER CENTERS FOR THE TEACHING OF SPANISH AND MEXICAN STUDIES AT THE SPANISH DEPARTMENTS IN CHINA’S MAIN UNIVERSITIES. Source: Ministry of Foreign Affairs; Mexican Embassy in China
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