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CCC e-Newsletter > Beijing
September 21 - October 04, 2005 Editor: Feng Cheng
  Announcement  
     
 
Cricket-fighting used to be an
important pastime for Manchurian
folks in Qing Dynasty
What's on this week

Sep.21, Wednesday, 7:30pm
Talk: Beijing City Wall Evolution

Edward C. Lanfranco, historian and author of "Old Beijing", will share with CCC friends his study on the evolution of Beijing City wall from Ming & Qing to the present.

Sep 24, Saturday, 2:30pm
Cricket (insect) culture & fighting

Come hear a talk all about crickets (qu qu & guo guo) and their extravagant containers ¨C villas, and cricket apartments. Learn all about the tools traditionally used for handling crickets, what they eat, how to set up a "cricket palace,"  how crickets fight, and learn about all the ...

Sep 23 Friday, 10am-12
Mahjong Training Class

Sep 26, Monday, 2-4pm
Tying Chinese Knot (macram¨¦)

Kashgar Cattle Market, one key
stop of CCC's Silk Road Trip
Upcoming Trips


October 8-9 (Sat.-Sun.)
Weekend Trip: Yellow Mountain (Huangshan) & Anhui Ancient Village Hongcun (Shooting site for "Crouching Tigers and Hidden Dragons" )

October 16 (Sun.)
Day-trip: Tianjin Historical Architecture Tour

October 21-23 (Fri.-Sun.)
3-day Trip to Guilin and Yangshuo

October 29-30 (Fri.evening-Sun.)
Trip to Pingyao--Raise the red lantern
 
     

  CCC Calendar  
Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Monday Tuesday
Sep 21
Talk: Beijing City Wall Evolution ( 7:30pm)
Dining Out: Cantonese Dim Sum ( 12:30pm)
Sep 22
Silk Road: Dunhuang, Turpan, Kashgar ( September 22-27)
Sep 23
Mahjong Training Class ( 10am-12)
Sep 24
Weekend Trip: Datong (Grottoes & Hanging Monastery) ( Fri.9pm-Sun.6pm)
Cricket(insect) culture & fighting ( 2:30pm)
Sep 25
Sep 26
Tying Chinese Knot( macram¨¦) ( 2-4pm)
Sep 27
Sep 28
Talk: Chinese erotic literature ( 7:30pm)
Sep 29
Sep 30
Oct 1
Oct 2
Oct 3
Oct 4

CCC Regular Courses
Taichi Qigong Calligraphy
Painting Body massage Foot massage & reflexology

What's On

Talk: Beijing City Wall Evolution
Wednesday, September 21, 7:30pm
Edward C. Lanfranco, historian and author of "Old Beijing", will share with CCC friends his study on the evolution of Beijing City wall from Ming & Qing to the present.

Price: RMB 40 (Members: RMB 30)
Venue: Chinese Culture Club, Beijing, China. >>> more
Dining Out: Cantonese Dim Sum
Wednesday, September 21, 12:30pm
Cantonese dishes are known for its delicacies and freshness. Being one of the eight major cuisines in China, Cantonese cuisine is though not limited to its well-known seafood fares but offer wide range of Dim Sum varieties on the order of tapas. >>> more
Silk Road: Dunhuang, Turpan, Kashgar
Tues-Sun., September 22-27
Beijing--Dunhuang (plane); Dunhuang--Turpan (bus); Turpan--Kashgar (plane); Kashgar--Urumqi (plane); Urumqi--Beijng (plane) >>> more
Mahjong Training Class
Friday, September 23, 10am-12
Come learn this most popular games in China and rest of Asia. CCC boasts to let you grasp this game skills and immediately begin to play independently within one hour. If you are not a beginner >>> more
Weekend Trip: Datong (Grottoes & Hanging Monastery)
Sep 24-25, Fri.9pm-Sun.6pm
CCC takes you to see nearly 51,000 sandstone statues of Buddha in 53 Yungang grottoes at Datong of Shanxi province. Buddhist cave art began here in Datong, 160 miles west of Beijing, in the fifth century, by Xianbei miniority, which ruled northen Ch >>> more
Cricket(insect) culture & fighting
Saturday, September 24, 2:30pm
Ever go to a local pet market and take home a cricket songster to keep you company this fall! The Chinese love crickets! Come hear a talk all about crickets (qu qu & guo guo) and their extravagant containers ¨C villas, and cricket apartments. Learn a >>> more
Tying Chinese Knot( macram¨¦)
Monday, September 26, 2-4pm
Learn to make the auspicious knots (Chinese style macram¨¦) from a CCC folk artists, and work out your own knots (knots, butterfly or lily shoes, and other patterns of crafts), and hang them up on your neck or your handbag >>> more
Talk: Chinese erotic literature
Wednesday, September 28, 7:30pm
Peking University Professor Xuan will introduce the most famous "erotic" novel in Chinese history "Gold, Vase and Plum" (Jin Ping Mei), and others, and discuss the history and characteristics of such type of literature. >>> more

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