Research On Collaborative Education Of Moral Education And Aesthetic Education

Research On Collaborative Education Of Moral Education And Aesthetic Education

Chief Editors: Zhou Yu

Editorial Board

Chief Editors

Zhou Yu

Associate Editors

Ding Yuan Yao Youshan Chang Yunlang

Editorial Board

Liu Pei Wei Biao Wang Chenyi

Liu Jihe Chen Yuyan Yu Hao

Zhang Yue Zhu Yanbo Huang Rui

Zeng Shu Yu Hongfei Cao Shuitao

About the Authors

Zhou Yu, born in November 1965, is from Yongzhou, Hunan, China. Graduated from Hunan University of Science and Technology in 1987, majoring in history education (with a minor in music). The author received a master's degree in history from Xinjiang University, China, in 1992, and a doctorate in history from Nanjing University, China, in 1997. In 2010, the author graduated from the postdoctoral station in public administration at Fudan University, China. The author is currently a member of the Chinese Ethnic Minority Vocal Music Society, a director of the Shanghai Marxism Research Association, a director of the Shanghai Mao Zedong Thought Research Association, a member of the Shanghai History Society, a member of the Shanghai Leadership Association, and a professor at the Shanghai University of Technology in China. In 2015, the author was appointed by Shanghai University of Technology as "Member of the First Academic Committee of Shanghai University of Technology", "Member of the First Teaching Steering Committee of Shanghai University of Technology" and "Member of the Teacher Position Evaluation Committee for Student Ideological and Political Education of Shanghai University of Technology". In 2016, the author was appointed by the Shanghai Municipal Education and Health Party Committee and the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission as “a member of the first Shanghai Ideological and Political Theory Course Teaching Steering Committee’s ‘Compendium of Modern and Contemporary History of China’ Sub-Steering Committee”.

Academic achievements include history, public administration, political science, regional economics, art and other disciplines. The author has presided over and participated in 19 projects at the national, provincial and ministerial levels, and department and bureau levels, published 10 academic books, published 2 sets of 6 volumes of local local textbooks as deputy editor, and published more than 60 papers.

Since 2006, the author has specialized in vocal music (ethnic singing) under the tutelage of Professor Wei Xinmin, and has presided over the key art scientific research project of schools in Shanghai, China, "Research on Collaborative Education of Music Education and Ideological and Political Education", and the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission's Demonstration Marxist College Connotation Construction Project, "Research on the Integration of Excellent Traditional Chinese Cultural Songs into Ideological and Political Education in Colleges and Universities". In the past two years, the author has published 9 academic papers on music ideology and politics, published the original single "World Harmony" and the album "World Harmony" in China Musicians Audio and Video Publishing House, and broadcast singing songs on Hainan Satellite TV

The songs "Bitter cauliflower blooms with golden light" and "The transformed serf sings".

In 2020, the author won China's "Top Ten Most Favorite Original Singing Awards" and the Gold Award, the Silver Award of "Moving China's "Huayi Cup" Second Vocal Music Online Competition", the "Moving China's 'Huayi Cup' Second Vocal Music TV Competition" Bronze Award, and the "Best Original Singer Award". In 2020, won the title of "Top Ten People in the Country" in China

"Favorite Original Singing Award" and Gold Award, "Moving China's "Huayi Cup" Second Vocal Music Online Competition" Silver Award, "Moving China's 'Huayi Cup' Second Vocal Music TV Competition" Bronze Award, and "Best Original Singer Award". In 2021, the author won the "Moving China' New Era Creative Achievement Award" and the gold medal, and the Outstanding Instructor Award at the 6th "Hui Chuang Youth" Shanghai College Student Cultural and Creative Works Exhibition (Music and Art Category).

Received more than 20 honorary titles such as "Outstanding Teacher of Southern Guangdong (Rookie in Teaching)", "Female Expert of Guangdong Province", "Top Ten Outstanding Young People of Zhanjiang City", "March 8th Red Flag Bearer of Zhanjiang City", "Model Model of Women in Zhanjiang City", "Female Expert of Zhanjiang City", "Honor of Thirty Years in Education" by China Shanghai Education Work Committee and Shanghai Committee of China Education Union, etc.

Ding Yuan, born in 1986, is from Yueyang, Hunan, China. Lyrical coloratura soprano, Master of Vocal Arts. In 2011, the author graduated from Xiamen University, China, majoring in music and vocal music. In the same year, the author went to the Chinese Culture University in Taiwan, China for artistic exchange, and held three solo concerts in Taiwan, China, and Xiamen. In 2013, the author went to France to study abroad at the University of Rennes 2 and the Sorbonne University in Paris. Since 2016, the author has served as a teacher, leader and conductor of the faculty and staff choir of Shanghai University of Technology.

In 2009, the author won the Outstanding Award of the Graduate Group of the "Second Peacock Award" Vocal Music Competition of China Higher Education Colleges of Art, the First Prize of the "Cross-Strait National Star Singing Competition", and the First Prize of the Fujian Division of "Art China's Third National Artistic Newcomer Selection". In 2019, the author won the Outstanding Instructor Award in the "4th National Colleges and Universities' Campus Voice" Activity.

In 2020, the original music works "The Waves of China", "Retrograde for Love" and "I Want to See You" respectively won the Shanghai Chorus Alliance's "Singing for Love, Fighting the Epidemic with Art" original music selection and performance activities "Art Sound of Nature Award", "Literary Talent Award" and "Art Movement Remaining Sound Award"; 2021 In the same year, the author won the Outstanding Instructor Award (Music Art Category) in the 6th ‘Hui Chuang Youth’ Shanghai College Students Cultural and Creative Works Exhibition Event. From 2019 to 2021, the author participated in 1 key art research project in Shanghai, 3 school-level projects, and published 1 paper.

Yao Youshan, born in 1995, is from Shanghai, China. Graduated from Shanghai University of Technology, China in 2017 and is now a professional music producer. In 2011, the author won the "Performance Award" of China's "Shangzhong Cup" High School Piano Competition. In 2020, the author joined the China Shanghai Computer Music Association with the original midi piano music "The Thief" and the symphonic accompaniment of "The Story of Spring". The original music work "Yang Yang China" that the author participated in the arrangement won the "Art Sound of Nature Award" in the Shanghai Chorus Alliance's "Singing for Love, Fighting the Epidemic with Art" original music selection and performance event.

Chang Yunlang, born in 1945 in Sixian County, Anhui Province, China, is currently a senior middle school music teacher and a member of the Suzhou Musicians Association, Anhui Province, China. The author taught himself music in the author’s early years and especially enjoyed playing the erhu and violin. After graduation, the author worked in the literary and art propaganda team, engaged in music creation, band accompanist and solo performer. Started teaching music in 1973.

In 1985, the author studied composition theory in a songwriting course organized by the Changchun Musicians Association in China. Between 1986 and 2018, the author composed more than 500 songs. Their themes include traditional songs praising the Communist Party of China, the motherland and the people, as well as military songs, love songs and campus songs. The author also wrote a ten-song suite entitled In Praise of Confucius. To date, the author has independently compiled over 500 works into four song collections. Many compositions have been selected for competitions and have won awards at various levels. The song Paradise in My Heart was published in Music Life and won third prize in the Music Life Cup.

Representative works include Love Song of the Northwest, West Lake Boating Song, Beautiful Sizhou, Love of Sizhou and Everyone Praises Their Hometown. West Lake Boating Song was included in the Complete Collection of Outstanding Contemporary Chinese Songs for the Public. Other literary works have appeared in Anhui Youth Daily, Primary and Secondary School Music News and the poetry collection The Moon Rises Brightly.