Tea for Harmony: Yaji Cultural Salon

As its name indicates, Yaji, literally “a gathering of elegance”, was a common way for the ancient Chinese literati to enjoy their cultural life collectively. During the meeting, the participants would recite poetry and appreciate tea, paintings, flowers, incense and Guqin (a traditional Chinese zither) music, in pursuit of elegance, artistic sensibility and moral nobility. The practice is reflective of the Chinese culture that highly values harmony, be it about aesthetic refinement, friendships based on affinity of souls, or unity between human and nature. It holds a good clue to the relation between “tea” and “harmony”.

2023 Happy Chinese New Year

Join us for the Celebration of Chinese New Year 2023 - the Year of Rabbit on January 21st, 2023 at Copenhagen City Hall

天人合一 —— 人与自然的和谐共处

Unity of Human and Nature - The Coexistence of Humans and Nature in Harmony
Menneske og Natur i Harmoni – Sameksistensen af ​​Mennesker og Natur i Harmoni

China's Grand Canal Overseas Tourism Promotion Season 2022

This event will officially begin on July 20, and will continue until August 20, 2022. The event will be hosted online, where each day, we will introduce you to an intriguing program about China’s Grand Canal, including the promotion of local culture and tourism projects, the screening of documentaries about intangible cultural heritage, photo exhibitions, and much more.

2022 China Ice & Snow Tourism Overseas Promotion Season

The event is sponsored by the Bureau of International Exchange and Cooperation of China's Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the International Cooperation Department of National Radio and Television Administration, the Publicity Department of the General Administration of Sport of China, and the Network of International Culturalink Entities (NICE) in cooperation with cultural and tourism provincial departments of seven provinces and autonomous regions. 

Online Chinese Culture Talks

The “Online Chinese Culture Talks” is a lecture series that will introduce you to the Chinese culture seen from different aspects. There are six lectures in total; “Chinese Clothing: Its Past and Present”, “Get to know China through a few iconic dishes”, “Bronze Culture and Chinese Civilization”, “Gallantry in Tenderness: The Momentum and Spirit of Chinese Wushu”, “Spring Rain at Dusk: Telling the Story of Chinese Medicine” and “The Chinese Way & The Belt and Road Initiative – A Civilizational State Perspective”.

Visiting China Online

China is an exciting and colourful country offering many magnificent cultural and natural areas. To let you feel the charm of Chinese culture and tourism without leaving your home during the epidemic, China Culture Center has opened up a number of online activities including " The journey to China On-line " photo exhibition, "Charming China ", "Sådan undgår du virus".