From celebrations of workers at the 1959 National Games to vast displays of technological prowess during this year’s Asian Games, China’s opening ceremonies have evolved dramatically over time.

[The World of Chinese] Acrobats, tai chi, kids: What makes a Chinese opening ceremony?

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[The World of Chinese] Acrobats, tai chi, kids: What makes a Chinese opening ceremony?

[The World of Chinese] Acrobats, tai chi, kids: What makes a Chinese opening ceremony?