Weekly culture & leisure guide (Nov 29-Dec 6)
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Documentary screenings
Searching for the Lotus-Born Master and Return of the Lotus-born Master, two award-winning documentaries directed by American writer and filmmaker Laurence Brahm, will be screened in Beijing.
A legendary 8th-century figure, the Lotus-born Master is widely known as the founder of Tibetan Buddhism who travelled extensively along the Southern Silk Road spreading Buddhism.
Searching for the Lotus-Born Master was shot in China, India, Nepal and Bhutan while Return of the Lotus-born Master was done entirely in Bhutan. The latter is the first film produced in Bhutan to date by a Chinese film production crew led by Laurence Brahm, who has lived in China for decades.
If you go:
14:15-17:00, Nov 30, Dec 7, 9. Free admission, by reservation only. 010-64926711, Auspicious Thangka Art Center, 2/F Redstone Square, Street 707, 798 Art District, Chaoyang district, Beijing 北京市朝陽區(qū)798藝術(shù)區(qū)707街紅石廣場二層(北2門往南100米)
