Resouce for research paper (YiFeng Wang)

Topic: the difference between Chinese musuem and American musuem
1.Time Traveler. Gustaitis,Joseph, Feb2002.
Abstract:Focuses on the New York City Fire Museum which features a memorial to the firefighters who died in the World Trade Center disaster on September 11, 2001. Collection of the musuem; Details of an exhibit depicting the 1864 fire caused by Confederate saboteurs.

2.This American life. Stevens, Mark, 02/07/2000.
Abstract:The 'Walker Evans' exhibition offers a look under the surface of American life during the first 50 years o the 20th century. The show include his 1930s portraits of sharecroppers and tenant farmers and his images of regional architecture.

3.A different way of looking. Nilson, Lisbet, 09/01/1996.
Abstact:Describes the collection of prints of American Pop art by Swedish collector Torsten Lilja. Acquisition of works directly form artists; List of artists whose works are included in Lilja's collection; Exhibition of print collections at `Seven Master Printmasters: Innovations in the Eighties' at Musuem of Modern Art in New York City; Publication of tome documenting the entire collection.

4.Modern Navy Museum Opens in Fujian. Beijing review,10/05/1998.
Abstract:Announces the opening of the Chinese Modern Navy Museum in Fujian Province, China. Description of the museum; Exhibits on display in the museum.

5.A New Brachiopod Fauna From The Early To Middle Permian Of Southern QingHai Province, Northwest China. Weihong He, G R Shi, Jianjun Bu, Zhijun Niu. Journal of Paleontology, Jul 2008.
Abstract:A new brachiopod fauna is described from the Early and Middle Permian of Zadoi and Zhidoi counties, southern Qinghai (Changdu block), northwest China. This fauna includes 13 species in nine genera with Spinomarginifera concentrica n. sp. and Transennatia waterhousei n. sp. The Early to Middle Permian brachiopod fauna from southern Qinghai is very similar to the contemporary Cathaysian faunas of South China with which the new fauna shares 70 per cent of its species. On the other hand, the Qinghai brachiopods also demonstrate a significant link with the Permian brachiopod fauna of the Sino-Mongolian-Japanese Province in northeast China, as suggested by Marginifera septentrionalis and Attenuatella. In particular, the occurrence of the bipolar brachiopod genus Attenuatella suggests that southern Qinghai may have played an important role as a biogeographic stepping stone in the marine faunal interchanges between the northern and southern hemispheres during the Early and Middle Permian.
I will use them to show how musuems in both America and China have inluence on people, and what is the difference between Chinese and American musuems.