Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe - Revision history

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 * Video: [[Guangdong_Banquine_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, banquine and porté-lancé act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
 * Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan_Video_(2006)|Wu Zhengdan & Wei Baohua, acrobatic adagio]], at the International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo]] (2006)
-* Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan-Wei_Baohua_Video_(2008)|Wu Zhengdan & Wei Baohua]], acrobatic adagio, in the French TV show ''Le plus grand cabaret du monde'' (2008)
+* Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan-Wei_Baohua_Video_(2008)|Wu Zhengdan & Wei Baohua, acrobatic adagio]], in the French TV show ''Le plus grand cabaret du monde'' (2008)
 * Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan_%26_Wei_Baohua_Video_(2011)|Wu Xhengdan & Wai Baohua, ''Swan Lake'']], acrobatic adagio (2011)
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 * Video: [[Guangdong_Teeterboard_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, teeterboard act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
 * Video: [[Guangdong_Banquine_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, banquine and porté-lancé act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
 * Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan-Wei_Baohua_Video_(2008)|Wu Zhengdan & Wei Baohua]], acrobatic adagio, in the French TV show ''Le plus grand cabaret du monde'' (2008)
 * Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan_%26_Wei_Baohua_Video_(2011)|Wu Xhengdan & Wai Baohua, ''Swan Lake'']], acrobatic adagio (2011)
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 * Video: [[Guangdong_Teeterboard_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, teeterboard act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
 * Video: [[Guangdong_Banquine_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, banquine and porté-lancé act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
-* Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan-Wei_Baohua_Video_(2008)|Wu Zhengdan-Wei & Baohua]], acrobatic adagio, in the French TV show ''Le plus grand cabaret du monde'' (2008)
+* Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan-Wei_Baohua_Video_(2008)|Wu Zhengdan & Wei Baohua]], acrobatic adagio, in the French TV show ''Le plus grand cabaret du monde'' (2008)
 * Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan_%26_Wei_Baohua_Video_(2011)|Wu Xhengdan & Wai Baohua, ''Swan Lake'']], acrobatic adagio (2011)
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 * Video: [[Guangdong_Teeterboard_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, teeterboard act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
 * Video: [[Guangdong_Banquine_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, banquine and porté-lancé act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
-* [[Wu_Zhengdan-Wei_Baohua_Video_(2008)|Wu Zhengdan-Wei & Baohua]], acrobatic adagio, in the French TV show ''Le plus grand cabaret du monde'' (2008)
+* Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan-Wei_Baohua_Video_(2008)|Wu Zhengdan-Wei & Baohua]], acrobatic adagio, in the French TV show ''Le plus grand cabaret du monde'' (2008)
 * Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan_%26_Wei_Baohua_Video_(2011)|Wu Xhengdan & Wai Baohua, ''Swan Lake'']], acrobatic adagio (2011)
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 * Video: [[Guangdong_Teeterboard_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, teeterboard act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
 * Video: [[Guangdong_Banquine_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, banquine and porté-lancé act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
 * Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan_%26_Wei_Baohua_Video_(2011)|Wu Xhengdan & Wai Baohua, ''Swan Lake'']], acrobatic adagio (2011)
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 * History: [[The Chinese Acrobatic Theater]]
 * Video: [[Guangdong_Troupe_Banquine_Act_(1995)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, banquine and porté-lancé act]], 18th Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain, Paris (1995)
 * Video: [[Guangdong_Teeterboard_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, teeterboard act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)
 * Video: [[Guangdong_Banquine_Video_(2004)|The Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, banquine and porté-lancé act]], at the Cirque d'Hiver in Paris (2004)

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	* Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan_%26_Wei_Baohua_Video_(2011)\|Wu Xhengdan & Wai Baohua, ''Swan Lake'']], acrobatic adagio (2011)		* Video: [[Wu_Zhengdan_%26_Wei_Baohua_Video_(2011)\|Wu Xhengdan & Wai Baohua, ''Swan Lake'']], acrobatic adagio (2011)

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 The official name of what is known outside China as the Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe is in fact the ''Soldier Acrobatic Troupe of the Political Department of Guangzhou Military Region''. Based in Guangzhou (Canton), in the province of Guangdong, the troupe is managed by the Chinese Army; all its acrobats are part of the military, and wear their uniforms on official occasions&mdash;but they are nonetheless professional acrobats whose sole occupation is to perform. The Soldier Acrobatic Troupe was founded in October l951.
-The troupe is one of China's top acrobatic troupes, with 518 artists, a state-of-the-art theater in Gungzhou, and the most impressive collection of international awards in China: Seventeen of its acts won gold prizes in [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain|Paris]] (including three ''Prix du Président de la République''), [[International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo|Monte Carlo]] (two Gold Clowns), Italy and Sweden, and thirteen other international awards (as of 2011). It has also produced some of the most lavish full-scale acrobatic shows in China, including a spectacular acrobatic version of ''Swan Lake'' that has toured with great success all over the world.
+The troupe is one of China's top acrobatic troupes, with more than 500 artists, a state-of-the-art theater in Gungzhou, and the most impressive collection of international awards in China: Seventeen of its acts won gold prizes in [[Festival Mondial du Cirque de Demain|Paris]] (including three ''Prix du Président de la République''), [[International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo|Monte Carlo]] (two Gold Clowns), Italy and Sweden, and thirteen other international awards (as of 2011). It has also produced some of the most lavish full-scale acrobatic shows in China, including a spectacular acrobatic version of ''Swan Lake'' that has toured with great success all over the world.
 The Guangdong Troupe has taken part in the making of fifteen documentaries and feature films, among which ''Heroes of Acrobatics'', produced by the Phoenix Film Studio in the l980s. They have toured in fifty-five countries and regions, and given more than 120 performances overseas. In 1991, President Jiang Zemin granted the title of ''Model Artists'' to the performers of the troupe. Ning Geng, Lu Huiping, Wang Tianfan, Luo Baoshan, Gao Junsheng, Lin Xiong, Gao Wenxiu, Sun Peng, Cao Linbao and Yang Dong are among the most famous artists of the Guangdong Acrobatic Troupe, along with the celebrated Wu Zhengdan and Wei Baohua, whose exceptional acrobatic adagio for ''Swan Lake'' won them a Gold Clown at the 26th International Circus Festival of Monte Carlo in 2002.