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The Story of Nian: Chinese New Year
Spring Festival is the Chinese Lunar New Year, commonly known as Chinese New Year or Spring Festival. The history of…
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Ya Ji in Copenhagen – Let’s Invite the Moon
https://youtu.be/jp8HL3VF6LI On the occasion of the Mid-Autumn Festival, the second most important traditional Chinese festival after Lunar Year, the event “China…
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China to Fanø – International Kite Fliers Meeting
One of the world’s largest kite festivals, the Fanø International Kite Fliers Meeting, is set to make its grand debut on the scenic coastal island of Fanø in western Denmark from June 10th to 18th, 2023. With the theme of…
Official Release of Copenhagen Dragon Boat Festival Logo
The official logo of the Copenhagen Dragon Boat Festival has been unveiled, featuring the Chinese character “舟” (Boat) in oracle bone script as the primary visual element.The Copenhagen Dragon Boat Festival has been held continuously for five years. This year’s…
“Tea For Harmony” Held in Copenhagen
On May 21st, China Cultural Center in Copenhagen hosted the “Tea for Harmony” tea ceremony inviting nearly 40 guests in Denmark to experience Chinese tea culture. This day not only marked the International Tea Day designated by UN, but also…
Seasons of China – Grain Buds
Grain Buds, or Xiaoman in Chinese, is the second solar term in summer. It falls on May 20-22 of the Gregorian calendar each year. The name Xiaoman means that the seeds from the grain are becoming full but are not…
Students from Borupgaard Gymnasium Visiting China Cultural Center in Copenhagen
On May 9th, a group of over ten students from Borupgaard Gymnasium in Denmark, visited the China Cultural Center in Copenhagen with their teacher Charlotte to experience Chinese culture. Charlotte explained the Terracotta Warriors in the center’s lobby and showed…
