Chinese Festivals
Explore the origins and customs of Chinese traditional festivals. From the lively atmosphere of the Spring Festival, the Zongzi culture of the Dragon Boat Festival, to the moon cake legends of the Mid-Autumn
Festival, each festival is rich with cultural significance and history.
Spring Festival Activities
Write couplets, cut window decorations, perform dragon and lion dances, and set off fireworks.
Mid-Autumn Festival Activities
DIY moon cakes, make lanterns, draw fortune slips, enjoy the song “The Moon Over the River on a Spring Night,” and exchange cards.
Dragon Boat Festival Activities
Recite Qu Yuan’s works, participate in the dragon boat throwing game, pick beans with chopsticks, make five-color silk thread and so on.
Chinese Traditional Cuisine
In this segment, you will have the opportunity to taste classic traditional Chinese dishes. We will introduce the preparation methods for various delicious foods, such as making dumplings, sugar-coated hawthorn berries, pumpkin cakes, four-season fortune bags, allowing you to experience Chinese culinary culture through your taste buds.
Chinese Tea Ceremony Art
Chinese tea art is extensive and profound. We will demonstrate the traditional tea ceremony process, introduce tea etiquette, and the characteristics and brewing techniques of famous teas. Through hands-on experience, you will understand the essence of tea culture and enjoy a tranquil time filled with tea aroma.
Tai Chi Performance
Tai Chi, as a traditional Chinese martial art, is cherished for its gentle, slow movements and profound connotations. Under detailed instruction, students will learn basic Tai Chi movements and experience its peaceful aura and physical benefits.
Intangible Cultural Heritage Bamboo Weaving
Bamboo weaving is a part of traditional Chinese craftsmanship with a long history. You will have the chance to personally experience the bamboo weaving process, exploring this ancient Chinese handicraft.
Hanfu Show
Hanfu is representative of traditional Chinese clothing. In the Hanfu show, students will display various styles of Hanfu and learn about its cultural significance and historical background.
Sugar Painting Exhibition
Sugar painting is a traditional Chinese folk art that uses syrup to create intricate and colorful designs. In the sugar painting exhibition, you can admire vibrant and lifelike sugar paintings and learn about their production process and artistic value.
Ink Blowing Art
Ink blowing painting is a unique traditional Chinese art form where blowing ink creates beautiful artworks. In this segment, you will have the opportunity to try making your own ink-blowing paintings and enjoy the artistic creation process.
