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2020
January
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Chinese New Year Gala show Aberdeen
-Chinese New Year Gala Show Aberdeen 2020 Year of the Rat
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Mandarin Bookbug
-Join us for a fun, friendly session of Mandarin stories and songs for pre-school children and their families and carers. You don’t have to be a Chinese speaker to enjoy the session, it’s a great opportunity to spend some time with your little one and maybe learn something new together.
2019
December
November
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Chinese Brush Painting Workshop
-This workshop in the beautiful art of Chinese brush painting is suitable for the beginner. All materials will be provided. The cost of the workshop is £15.
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"Landscapes and Politics in Medieval Inner Asia"
-The next meeting of the University of Aberdeen Chinese Studies Group will take place on Tuesday 12 November at 5.15pm in Room F61, Edward Wright Building. The speaker will be Dr Joshua Wright of the Department of Archaeology, University of Aberdeen, who will talk on "Landscapes and Politics in Medieval...
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Calligraphy Workshop Post-beginners
-Chinese calligraphy is the ancient art of Chinese writing. The Post-beginners workshop progresses to more complex calligraphy and brush painting. Small classes mean there is plenty of personal attention. All materials are provided including a brush, ink and paper to take home for practice. The workshop costs £15 and can...
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Calligraphy Workshop for Beginners
-Chinese calligraphy is the ancient art of Chinese writing. Beginners start with the practice of basic strokes and simple characters. With small classes, there is plenty of personal attention. All materials are provided, including a brush, ink and paper to take home. The workshop costs £15 and can be booked...
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Calligraphy Workshop for Children
-Chinese calligraphy is the ancient art of Chinese writing. This free workshop for children will introduce basic strokes and simple characters in a fun, relaxed setting.
October
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Calligraphy and Crafts
-Come along to our Calligraphy and Craft session where you can try your hand at the ancient art of Chinese calligraphy and also enjoy a selection of other traditional Chinese crafts, such as knotwork, stamp making or papercraft. Sessions are free and all are welcome.
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"Multidimensional Understanding of Hospitality and the Host-Guest Paradigm in China"
-The next meeting of the Chinese Studies Group will take place on Tuesday, 8th October 2019. Dr Xiaoqing Chen, who is a lecturer in the Business School at the University of Aberdeen, will speak on: “Multidimensional Understanding of Hospitality and the Host-Guest Paradigm in China”. At social and cultural levels, different societies require...