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	People
	·People from the World of Culture in 2004 ·The Un-style of Lin Zhaohua ·Mourners Pay Tribute to Rape of Nanking Author ·Louis Cha's Literary Genius Lives on ·Mistress Yue-Sai of All Trades More>> We here at CRI Culture Channel has picked up nine people from the world of culture who are considered movers and shakers of the past year.

	Screen
	·Piracy Threatens Chow's Film Hit ·A World without Thieves under New Year Culture ·Chow Hustles His Kung Fu ·Steamy Times Come to Chinese Films? ·Life Translated More>> The huge success of Stephen Chow's latest comedy "Kung Fu Hustle" has drawn concerns about the threat of piracy.

	Music
	·Pop Music Scene Became more Diversified in 2004 ·Longkuan Jiuduan: I Like Tricky Music ·The Effects of Piracy – Musical or Monetary? ·Xu Wei: Every Minute is Fresh ·A Canadian Musician Who Is Fascinated with Erhu More>> The first awards for pop singers' achievements in 2004, Channel V's 11th Chinese Music Awards were announced last Tuesday evening in Shanghai.

	Arts
	·Ox or Donkey? Tiny Animal Stirs Huge Art Debate  ·Nude Chinese Kneeling Sculptures Spark Critique ·Huang Tieshan's World of Watercolors ·Artistic Hands Keep Ancient Art Alive ·Shanghai Biennial: Techniques of the Visible More>> A donkey or an ox -- the question is still open -- may be at the heart of a controversy surrounding one of China's most treasured national art works.

	Life
	·China's Sports Stars Become Ad Stars ·Show Brings Relief Efforts to Heart of Beijing ·Three Major Archaeological Discoveries of China in 2004 ·Cartoon Nostalgia Sweeps China ·Controversial Japan Ads Draw Chinese Anger More>> A champion many times over, Guo Jingjing has become the "World's Number One Princess in Diving." Presently, Guo has set her sights on the 2008 Olympics.

	Stage
	·Tissues a Must at Chang Weeper ·A Classic Interpreted through Dance ·Hong Kong Ballet Tells An Ancient Tale ·The Sixth Shanghai Arts Festival Opens ·Chinese Ballerinas Pirouette for Sylvia More>> '18 Springs', the stage adapation of Eileen Chang's novel is now running at Beijing's Capital Theatre.

	Books
	·Ten Essential Reads  ·Shanghainese Writer Wang Anyi  ·Annie Baby: Sober On the Road  ·Jiang Rong and His "Wolf Totem"  ·"I Am Liu Xiang" – Autobiography for Olympic Hero  More>> Reading may not be a priority past-time for many modern Chinese, but that didn't stop publishers from offering up a daunting, even overwhelming, number of books in 2004. For novices wondering where to start, here's a run-down of what we consider to have been the most interesting books of last year.

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