Followed with the opening of “City: Embeddedness and Representation-The Method of A Magazine”, Studio-X Beijing collaborates with Urban China magazine to invite architect, urban planner, developer and architectural critics to join in the panel discussion, “Post Bubble Urbanism” to discuss the urban issue emerged in China during the period of post bubble era.

Through a big development lasting for 30 years, where should the Chinese cities come and go? How will the urban view be reshaped? What kind of revolution that the urban culture is going to go through? The aim of this discussion is to address these questions.

With
Chu-Joe Hsia, Professor, Graduate Institute Of Building And Planning, National Taiwan University

Kuang Xiaoming, Chief Editor of Urban China Magazine

Li Hu, Director, Studio-X Beijing, GSAPP

Mao Daqing, Vice President of Vanke

Shi Jian, Architectural Critics

Wang Jun, Senior Writer, Xinhua News Agency

Wang Wei, Director, City Management Department, School of Government, Central University of Finance and Economics

**Founded in 2003, Urban China is the one and only Chinese magazine that focuses on urban studies. With a clear internationalized vision, it analyzes the mindset as well as the trail of the development of Chinese cities against the background of globalization in terms of policy, planning, architecture, economy, culture, social ecology, and business environments.

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