InstitutFrancais: the official website of the French Cultural Center is the first cultural institution outside of France to be inaugurated by the President of Institut français, Xavier Dalcos, and will become a global icon for the promotion of French culture abroad.

Institut français Established on January 1st 2011, the Institut français is the cultural executive of the French Ministry of Foreign and European Affairs outside of France. In the future, the Institut françaiss will be unified in its name and logo for the promotion of French culture abroad, similar to the "Confucius Institute" in China, which currently does not have a specific Chinese name.

The institution (including its predecessor) has collaborated on cultural projects in more than 160 countries, with a total sponsorship of 180 million euros. The Institut français has its own identity in each country, says Kesavier-Darkos.

Institut français involves, among other things, promoting and supporting the promotion of French culture, contemporary artistic creativity abroad, developing exchanges with other cultures, supporting the innovation, development and dissemination of artistic expression from developing countries, promoting the spread of film and television culture worldwide, and It also supports the promotion of the works of French-speaking authors. It also includes the promotion of French ideas, knowledge, culture and technology, the promotion and support of French language teaching, and the consultation and training of the staff of the French Cultural Network.

The Musée de l'Orangerie (France) is the home of the Musée de l'Orangerie collection. l'Orangerie) is a collection of works by Monet, Picasso, Cézanne, Renoir, Matisse, Rousseau, Derain, Gauguin and other famous painters, although this museum is small, but it is not the usual wonderful, even if you do not like to visit the museum people can also consider coming here to take a look.

In addition to the paintings of famous artists, the Orangerie Greenhouse ( Orangerie) by the architect Firmin. The Orangerie was built in 1852 by the architect Firmin Bourgeois and houses the orange trees grown in the Jardin des Tuileries. Once used as a warehouse, the Orangery Greenhouse was later incorporated into the Ecole des Beaux Arts in 1921, and the Academy decided to convert it into an exhibition space, following the example of the Jeu de Paume.

However, according to Georges Clémenceau, a member of the Academy of Fine Arts, the exhibition space was converted into an exhibition space. However, at the suggestion of Georges Clemenceau, the Orangerie Greenhouse was handed over to Claude Monet. However, at the suggestion of Georges Clemenceau, the Orangerie conservatory was given to Claude Monet to house his Water Lilies, which he had begun working on in 1914. Renovated in the 1960s, the Orangerie now returns to its original glory at the beginning of the 21st century, and in addition to the Water Lilies series, the Orangerie also hosts a number of temporary exhibitions.

FatCap is a street art website based in France, dedicated to sharing street graffiti events from around the world, the platform was founded in 1998; it started out as a simple gallery In 2007, it decided to spread the word about street graffiti around the world through the Internet, and in 2001 it was upgraded to an interactive portal for street graffiti.

The TU Delft Library is the most famous library in the Netherlands, built in 1997, with its own museum and a collection of 862,000 books and 16,000 periodicals. The library's architecture is quite interesting, the main body of the building is hidden under the ground, and the roof of the tube is a hill full of green grass.

The Groninger Museum ( The Groninger Museum is a museum of contemporary and modern art located in Groningen, established in 1894 and officially opened in 1994. It can be described as a museum floating on the water, the most modern and innovative art space in the Netherlands, and one of the most modern and innovative museums in the Netherlands.

Groningen Museum is one of the most important art museums in the Netherlands. The Museum of Groningen is one of the most important art museums in the Netherlands, collecting, conserving and exhibiting modern and contemporary works of art that are closely associated with the province and city of Groningen. The collection includes numerous archaeological finds, portraits of prominent Groningen figures from the past centuries, local applied arts and crafts, and much more, all of which are of great interest to the eye.

The modern art collection includes expressionist works from the 1920s to the 1930s, as well as neo-expressionist oil paintings from the 1980s and post-modern art, mainly from Italy. The collection contains a large number of Groningen silver and Oriental ceramics imported from the East in the 17th century, which is one of the most important collections in the Netherlands and is of great historical significance.

NewHollandsp:New It is one of the most important historical monuments in St. Petersburg, built in 1719 by Peter I. An exhibition curated by the "Architecture Foundation" was opened in St. Petersburg, showing the history and culture of New Holland. An exhibition curated by the Architecture Foundation was opened in St. Petersburg, featuring the work of a number of architectural firms (architects) competing for the New Holland Island project. Through the website you can get a glimpse of the New Holland Island.

For New Holland Island has been hidden from the tourists' view. The architecture of New Holland Island is a unique cluster of early Russian classical architecture, which has been previously home to Russian naval bases, prisons, and New Holland Island is known as an island of inventors ah and scientists.

ArtsMuseum:State The Pushkin Museum of Plastic Arts is one of the largest museums of world art in Russia, second in importance only to the Ermitage Museum in St. Petersburg. The collection includes replicas of famous buildings from ancient Greece to the Renaissance, ancient Greek relics and monuments, beautiful ancient vases and coins, and Italian paintings from the 18th to 19th centuries.

The Pushkin Museum of Plastic Arts was founded in It was first called the Museum of Fine Arts in 1912, located in the center of Moscow on Volkhonka Street, and was renamed in 1937 in honor of the great Russian poet Pushkin. The Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts houses more than 640,000 sculptures and paintings from European and Russian artists from the ancient Roman and Greek periods to the present. There are many original works of painters such as Degas, Van Gogh, Gauguin, Matisse, Picasso and other impressionists and abstractionists on display.

The museum's collection was greatly expanded in the 1920s with works from the Rumyantsev Museum in Moscow, the Ermitage Museum, and the Tretyakov Gallery, and the archaeological excavations of the ancient city on the northern shore of the Black Sea also greatly enriched the museum's collection.

The State Pushkin Museum of Plastic Arts has 4,500 paintings in its painting gallery. The museum's entire collection consists of 660,000 foreign works of art from antiquity to the 20th century. The gallery is replenished annually with works by Italian and Flemish painters.

Funds for the purchase of paintings are allocated by the Ministry of Culture. In addition, the museum uses its own money to buy paintings. The most valuable works in the collection are paintings by Dutch and Flemish painters (Rembrandt, Terbuch, Jordaens, Snyders, Rubens, Van Dyck), French painters (Poussin, Loren, Watteau, Boucher, David, Corot, Kubé, etc.) and other schools. The museum has works by the world's best French Impressionists (Monet, Pissarro, Renoir), Post-Impressionists (Van Gogh, Gau-Geng, Cézanne), and also works by Matisse and Picasso.

Bolshoi.ru:Russia The Bolshoi Theatre is one of Moscow's landmarks and a famous ballet and opera theater; it is the oldest theater in Russia with a long history and a reputation as one of the most famous theaters in the world.

Moscow Grand Theatre (Russian: Большо It is a pale yellow Russian classical building with a triangular wall above the main entrance with reliefs of ancient Greek deified figures, majestic in style, simple and elegant, with a very well-equipped interior and excellent acoustics.

Moscow is the political and cultural center of Russia, and there are 28 theaters of considerable size in the city, the most magnificent of which is the Bolshoi Theatre. The Grand Theatre is the oldest theater in Moscow, the capital of Russia. In the Soviet era it was officially called the "Great Theatre of the Soviet State Lenin Medal of Demonstration". The theater is the most representative Russian grand theater with a world-class opera, ballet, orchestra and choir.

Founded in 1776, the Moscow Bolshoi Theatre has not only inherited the historical tradition of European ballet, but more importantly, established and developed its own ballet system on the fertile ground of Russia's rich folk music and dance, and made it flourish continuously. After 225 years of unremitting efforts of generations of ballet people, the Moscow Bolshoi Theatre has become an irreplaceable golden sign of ballet.

In addition, it is very worth mentioning that the last two years have been "used" to listening to the recording of the ballet Beijing audience, this time finally can listen to the live performance of ballet music. Russian music prodigy Grand Theatre's chief conductor Pavel Solokin will conduct the Central Ballet's symphony orchestra, playing live for the dance.

Over the past 225 years, the Bolshoi has produced countless ballet stars, and among all the world's leading ballet companies today, there are artists from the Moscow Bolshoi, and almost everyone on the list of world ballet masters has been associated with the Bolshoi in one way or another.

The Russian State Library is the largest library in Europe and the second largest in the world after the Russian State Library, which was founded in the 1860s as the State Library of the former Soviet Union and the Russian Federation. -In March 1992, after the dissolution of the Soviet Union, the library was renamed to its present name and is now part of the Ministry of Culture of Russia. The library is primarily responsible for collecting, preserving and making available to the community comprehensive, reflecting human knowledge, preserving all Russian printed materials, manuscripts and other documents such as scientific proceedings.

The National Gallery of Art in Athens ( National gallery) was built in 1878, dedicated to the conservation of Greek and European art from the 14th century to the 20th century, the establishment of only 117 works exhibited at the University of Athens, in 1896, the jurist and art collector Alexandros Soutzos donated his collection and estate to the Greek government, the museum collection was enriched.

The National Gallery of Athens exhibits mainly Post-Byzantine Greek art (a school of icon painting), but also covers a wide range of works of art by European artists, including gold masks, statues of Athena and other beautiful works of art, including the Renaissance painting collection and its value.

The Greek State Archives (The The General State Archives of Greece, founded in 1914 by the Greek government, preserves the records collected by the Greek government relating to the history, culture and people of Greece.

The Greek State Archives include church records, civil registration, passports, academic records, immigration, residence record statements since the 1850s, pensions, marriage records, and notary public records.

MariInsk:St. Petersburg, Russia The Mariinsky Theatre in Petersburg is a historic opera and ballet theater in St. Petersburg, Russia, and one of the symbols of Russian culture. All operas by Mikhail Ivanovich Glinka, Modest Mussorgsky and Peter Ilyich Tchaikovsky were premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre and its predecessor, the Bolshoi Theatre.

From the beginning of the 18th century at the Russian court there was A ballet company from Italy performed. The original ballet and opera theater in St. Petersburg was a wooden structure. In addition, there was an Ermitage theater outside the Winter Palace, which was used by the Tsar to invite the nobility to the theater. 1783 Ekaterina the Great ordered the construction of a royal opera and ballet theater.

In 1886 the Royal Ballet and the Royal Opera Company were all transferred to the Mariinsky Theatre. Most of choreographer Marius Petipa's masterpieces, including The Sleeping Beauty (1890), The Nutcracker (1892), and Swan Lake (1895), were premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre. In addition, many masterpieces by Nikolai Rimsky-Korsakov, Sergei Prokofiev, Aram Ilyich Khachaturyan and others were also premiered at the Mariinsky Theatre. Nikolova, Mikhail Baryshnikov and many others. Famous modern dancers include Svereena Chakanova and others.

Euratlas is a research site focused on The site provides a large collection of historical maps and photographs of historical sites to help users of historical research gain a comprehensive understanding of the historical development of Europe.

On the Euratlas website users will You can easily find the main mountains, rivers, cities and borderlines of the geographical area, covering the historical maps of 194 independent countries in 21 regions of Europe, whether it is archaeology or the study of European history, the site is worth collecting.

The Russian State Library, established in 1862 in Moscow, is the largest library in Russia and one of the largest in the world.

The Bord Gá The Bord Gá is Energy Theatre is Ireland's largest theater, located in Dublin's Grand Canal Bay development, with 2,111 seats; its ultra-modern glass façade and sharp angular lines make it one of Dublin's most striking landmarks.

The Burdegais Power Theatre is the focal point of the Grand Canal Square. The 117,000 square foot focal point building was built on the concept of a performing arts center for ballet, opera, musicals, and concerts, and opened on March 18, 2010, with the official opening of the Russian National Ballet's Swan Lake performance, featuring theatrical productions once unavailable in Ireland.

At night, you can enjoy the gorgeous view of the Burdegais Power Theatre bathed in flashing lights. The interlocking red columns and glass ramps at the front of the theater are bold and avant-garde, creating an indescribably modern feel to the space. The grand décor of the waiting room allows the audience to wait for their turn to enjoy the show. The theater, which can accommodate 2,111 people, has excellent sound and technical equipment, spacious and comfortable seating and plenty of legroom, so it doesn't feel cramped.

There is a wide variety of shows, from comedy and parent-child to ballet and opera; the acoustics reverberating in the hall are outstanding, bringing the audience a feast of top-notch sound. During the interval, the audience can order drinks at the bar or go to the gift store in the theater to buy their favorite souvenirs and gifts.

The Burdegast Power Theatre was designed by renowned architects in New York and London and opened in 2010; the premiere performance was Swan Lake. With the completion of the theater, Dubliners do not have to travel all the way to London to enjoy the world-famous performance.

If you would like to come and see the show, you can purchase tickets at the theatre's box office. Opening hours are from Monday to Friday morning to evening; tickets will also be available one hour before the show starts. Ticket prices vary according to the show, children, students and silver-haired people can enjoy discounts.