Theme exhibition to attract the most people,They can review history.Three exhibitions in Beijing that celebrate 90 years of the Communist Party of China have been drawing crowds. Zhu Linyong reports.

While the "red" - themed film Beginning of the Great Revival has made most of the headlines over the past weeks, three red art exhibitions running at Beijing's major museums have also drawn crowds. The exhibitions are being displayed simultaneously at the National Museum of China, the National Art Museum of China and the Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution. "We are trying to turn a politically charged art exhibition into a visual feast that is also thought-provoking," National Art Museum dean Fan Di'an says.A successful theme exhibition make us think history.

Every country has its own characteristics.Yu Liuliang and Luo Tiansheng may have one of the largest collections of money and stocks in the country - but they're not rich. Most of their collection consists of delicate, yellowing bits of paper that have not been in circulation for decades. The pair's savings have been exhausted by the cost of adding to their collections. Yu, who has more than 25,000 kinds of bills and coins from 230 countries, and Luo, who specializes in stock paper collecting, are holding a "red" exhibition featuring money and stocks issued between 1930 and 1949, when the People's Republic of China was founded. Occupying the second floor of the glass-and-steel Nanmatou Community Center, near 2010 Expo Park in Shanghai, the exhibition displays about 300 items, many for the first time.That is spectacular.

People need to enjoy life.The year is 1980. At the Furama Hotel in Central, the ballroom is buzzing with English and American expats dressed to the nines. When the inevitable discussion rose about where to head for a nightcap, the options were limited to the nearby Hong Kong Hilton on Garden Road or the Peninsula across the harbor.

Fast forward to 2011. On any given night, the tiny square south of Central known as Lan Kwai Fong is packed with people ranging from office workers to tourists looking for a fun time. Further up the hill in Soho, or south of Hollywood Road, couples walk hand in hand as they bar hop from pub to sake bar.Their life have varied and graceful.