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George-Augustus-Göttingen University is located in the western foothills of the Harz Mountains, with a 300 years' long history. Its culture is academically rich. It is the spiritual home of countless predecessors of 45 Nobel Prize winners and generations of students.
In the summer of 2019, a group of like-minded people initiated the the Chinese Theater in Göttingen, hoping to organize all kinds of drama activities to show their talents. The group aims at cross-cultural exchange without emphasizing neither the exotic Chinese style nor anti-orientalism. Its members are interested in the topics of subjectivity, freedom, rationality, justice and identities in the global context. Building up a platform of intercultural communication will make different cultures more accessible and assessable.
Ying Ming Theater (ISSN 2700-2047) is a non-profit digital journal founded by Dr. Yumin Ao in Germany Oct. 2019. It is affiliated to the Chinese Theater in Göttingen. It focuses on intercultural theater, cultural diversity in theater, and cross-cultural dialogue through theater. The contributors and columnists of the journal are based in various theatrical practices in different cultural contexts.
The initiator Dr. Yumin Ao acts as the intendant and artistic director. She is the researcher of the Global and Trans-regional Studies Platform, and her research interests include Chinese literature and theater, cross-cultural theater, and theater for social change.
The Center for Modern East Asian Studies at the University of Göttingen