Chinese Government： emphasize health equity and speed up healthcare reform with WHO

On July 28, 2009, a symposium themed “Cultural Diversity and Legal Pluralism： Legal Anthropology Perspectives” took place as part of the 16th International Congress of Anthropological and Ethnological Sciences held in Kunming,Yunnan Province. The symposiumorganized theme discussions on four subjects namely, “Laws in a Multi-Cultural World,”“Study of Laws and Regulations Concerning Autonomous Ethnic Areas,”“Study of Customary Laws,” and “Anthropological Study of Rights Protection.”     

Clear Water Flowing Easily,Pure Heart Speaking Naively

Qiu Zhaoming, a renowned Chinese painter, was born in Zhejiang, China in 1940 and graduated from the Central Academy of Fine tArts in 1964. Majoring in Traditional Chinese Painting, she studied from famous painting masters like Li Keran, Li Kuchan, YeQianyu and Zong Qixiang. As a member of Chinese Artist Association and the Editor-in-chief of People＇s Fine Arts Publishing House, she won several national awards. Her works have been displayed and awarded both nationally and internationally. In 1990, she received IBBY meritorious prize and the Hans Christian Andersen Award Nominees for her excellent illustrations for children. She becomes the first Chinese painter to be awarded for this prize. In t999, she was awarded the honorary title of World Outstanding Chinese Artist and Worldwide Golden Prize for Chinese. In 2001, her paintings were selected and displayed at the exhibition ＂Chinese Traditional Paintings of the Past 100 Years.＂ She has numerous publications which are listed in Directory of Famous Painters in Modem China and Collection of Chinese Paintings in the Past Century as well as other encyclopedias and large albums of painting. Moreover, several works of her have been collected by National Museum of China, the head office of IBBY in Swiss and other institutions.