EVENTS AND PARTIES
Cultural events and traditions on the Chinese calendar? |
| Each year the Chinese New Year falls on a different day. The 26nd day of the first month in this lunar calendar, 2009 is the Chinese New Year, the Year of the Ox.
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The 7th day of the seventh month in the lunar calendar: The reunion of Cowboy and Weaving Maiden on the Magpies Bridge over the Milky Way.
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 | The 15th day of the eighth month in the lunar calendar: The Moon Festival, a story told by the parents or grandparents during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
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| This hand ink brushed calligraphy sample says, "We share the same moon no matter where we are in the world". Click the calligraphy image to view a larger sample. | |  |
| You may have your own event very soon - the birthday of your child, reunion of your travel group, Chinese culture activity in the school or a "China Day" in your community! You can purchase my design and a package of supplies, specially designed for the needs of your event. You can host a Chinese party or event by yourself! For more details, Click Here and ask Ling about her Party Kit. Following are the six kinds of activities for you to choose from: |
- 20 dances
- 38 crafts items
- 36 games
- 414 stories
- 9 programs with Chinese calligraphy
- Birthday, traditional & popular Chinese children's songs & music
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Ling hosted a Chinese Culture Workshop for 26 children at our travel group's annual weekend reunion this year at the Sea Crest Resort. The workshop consisted of crafts, games, calligraphy and dancing and was absolutely fabulous. The children and the parents both thoroughly enjoyed it and couldn't wait for the next activity to occur. We can't wait for her to come again next year. Ling really puts her heart and soul into every aspect of the workshop. She has so much energy, spirit and enthusiasm and a great rapport with children and adults of all ages. She's a wonderful lady and we are so glad that she has become a part of our lives.
Barbara, Abington
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