Denmark
participants
Providing an immersive and engaging experience for students to learn about and participate in Chinese New Year traditions. Through activities like making dumplings, decorating with red couplets, and sharing life philosophies, the event fosters intercultural exchange, understanding, and connection among students of diverse backgrounds.
From the Year of Rabbit to the Year of DRAGON!
Meet us at Studenterhus Aarhus and celebrate the Chinese New Year with a super fun evening of Chinese New Year traditions and food and intercultural exchanges!!!
Price: 35 DKK
Sign up before: 5 February
18:00 Write red couplets and put New Year decorations!
18:30 Make dumplings together!
20:00 Make tangyuan together! (A yum-yum dessert~)
21:00 Karaoke session!
The Spring Festival Gala (春晚) will be streaming on the big screen from 19:00! And we will sing the iconic song 难忘今宵 (A Night to Remember) together at 23:00!!!
【Activity Corner】
1. Red Envelopes of Your Life Philosophy:
Receiving red envelopes with “lucky money” is always one of the best parts of the Spring Festival for kids. This time, we’ll prepare red envelopes for everyone to share and exchange their life philosophy. (Good wisdom should be worth more than a bit of money, no?!) XD
2. Intercultural Q&A:
China might seem very exotic to some. At the event, we will have a corner dedicated to intercultural exchanges. Non-Chinese students can put up their questions on our post-it notes. The Chinese students can choose to answer them by sticking up another note!
What do Chinese people eat for their three meals? What do people value the most in life? How different are each part of China? What are the big challenges in society? What are the biggest differences between China and Denmark?! …
Get your curious self out and take away some cultural insights!
3. Photo Booth:
Of course, we want to capture these precious memories! There will be a selfie booth where you can take pictures with all your friends!
【Dress code】
• RED!
• Or whatever that represents your mood for the Chinese New Year
• Orrrrr, shine bright by wearing traditional Chinese costumes
