Mid-Autumn Festival Cultural Workshop 

Mid-Autumn Festival is almost here! Have you heard the stories of Chang’e flying to the moon and the Jade Rabbit pounding medicine? Come and enjoy mooncakes, pomelo, and hear stories about the Mid-Autumn Festival! In Taiwan, we have many varieties of mooncakes, such as mung bean cakes, egg yolk pastries, and Hong Kong-style mooncakes. When we eat mooncakes, we also eat pomelo and wear pomelo hats. Come and try them!

Join us for an engaging workshop by speaker Kuanyun Ko, lecturer at Shih Hsin University.  She currently teaches elementary,  intermediate and advanced Chinese, as well as cultural courses. In cultural courses, she teaches festival customs, calligraphy, traditional Chinese painting, facial makeup, and seal carving. In this session, we will dive into the Mid-Autumn Festival traditions and learn Chinese while hearing festival stories with us!

Registration Link:  https://forms.gle/KbEsBHL2ouMLbvPk6

Workshop Details:

 Dive into Mid-Autumn Festival traditions & learn Chinese!
 Enjoy mooncakes, pomelos & festival stories with us!
 Date: September 20 (Sat.)
 Time: 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM
 Classroom: 2102, Xinyi Campus
 Speaker: 柯灌耘 (Kuanyun Ko)
 Meals will be provided after the event!
 Spots are limited — Sign up now!

 Important Notice:
If you complete registration but do not attend the event and fail to cancel at least 48 hours in advance, you will be temporarily suspended from participating in one future event organized by the Office of Global Engagement or the Chinese Language Center. You will also be placed on the waitlist for future registrations. Please consider carefully before signing up.

We hope to see you there!