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October 26 - November 05, 2005 |
Editor:
Feng Cheng |
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Gingko and huge species of trees and red leavesare the charm of the Great Awakening Monasteryand Jiufeng Natural Forest Park (Beijing Amblers: Sunday, Oct.30) | Screening of latest Chinese Documentary
CCC is going to select and screen a series of newly shot Chinese documentaries, directors will attend most of the events.
This Friday, Oct. 28, 8pm Documentary Screening: "Floating" The director will be on hand to lead a discussion after the screening.
Highlight of the week
Tonight, Wednesday, Oct. 26, 8pm Talk: Qinghai-Tibetan Railway Construction
Mr. Li will share with us his 4 years of extensive research on its ecological impact, the building of wildlife crossing tunnels and the restoration of vegetation after earth excavation, since the start of the construction of the Qinghai- Tibet railway.
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A pose of CCC's sword play workshop at Ditan Park last summer. Join us again this Saturday, Oct. 29, 2pm for this cool exercise. Sword will be provided. | Thursday, Oct. 27 Day-trip: Cockcrow Post Town (Town of Roosters Crow)
This is a popular trip and the last trip of this year. Take the last chance to check the old town listed by World Monuments Fund (WMF) in the 2006 World Monuments Watch List of world 100 most endangered sites.
Sunday, Oct.30, 9am-6pm Beijing Amblers: Gingko, Odd Trees and Red Leaves
Gingko and dense forestry with species of odd trees, red leaves and a Zen Buddhism tea house are the charm of this Sunday tour to the Great Awakening Monastery and Jiufeng Natural Forest Park.
New calligraphy and masage courses
Evening calligraphy class 4-session intensive calligraphy course will start on Nov. 3, 10, 24, and Dec.1.
Body massage starts on Nov. 9, every wednesday 2pm Foot massage & reflexology: Nov. 4-25, Friday, 10am.
Upcoming trips
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This weekend CCC will check with members Pingyao: a well-preserved town, which will brings you back to China one century ago. | October 29-30 (Fri.evening-Sun.) Trip to Pingyao--Raise the red lantern
Nov.5-6/7 Sat-Sun.or Mon South China Ancient Water Towns: Wuzhen, Xitang, Suzhou, etc.
Nov.12-13 Sat.-Sun. Weekend Trip: Datong (Grottoes & Hanging Monastery)
Nov.19-20 Sat./Sun Weekend Trip: Xi'an (Terracotta Warrior) and Yao Ware Town
Nov.26-27, Sat.-Sun Weekend Trip to Macau
December 3-4 Weekend Trip: Nanjing- capital of six dynasties
Dec.25-30 Yunnan Trip
Dec.31-Jan.2 New Year Trip: Harbin--Snow World
Check the calendar below for the upcoming events and details. |
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Talk: Qinghai-Tibetan Railway Construction Wednesday, October 26, 8pm |
The Construction of the Qinghai-Tibet Railway and Environmental Protection. Researcher from China Academy of Science, Li Bo-Sheng has long been devoted to the study of ecology on the Tibetan Plateau, and is one of the three people who proved that the >>> more
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Day-trip: CockCrow Post Town Thursday, October 27, 9am-6:30pm |
Cockcrow Post Town (Ji Ming Yi or Station of Rooster Crows) was recently listed for the second time by World Monuments Fund (WMF) in the 2006 World Monuments Watch List of world 100 most endangered sites. (It was firstly listed by WMF in 2004).
The >>> more
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Calligraphy Course (8-8) Thursday, Oct.27, 10am |
Conducted in English, the class teaches everything, from meaning and evolution of the characters, culture to history and music of the period. You don't have to be able to write Chinese already, just have to be enthusiastic and be willing to hold a br >>> more
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Tying Chinese Knot( macram¨¦) Thursday, October 27, 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
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Mahjong Workshop Friday, October 28, 2pm |
Come learn or practise 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
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Screening: Documentary: "Floating" Friday, Oct. 28, 8pm |
Director Huang Weikai will be on hand to lead the discussion after the screening (English interpretation will be provided for the forum).
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Yang is a drifter from Henan who sells records on the street in Guangzhou and who dreams of becoming >>> more
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Trip to Pingyao--Raise the red lantern October 29-30, Fri.night-Sun.evening |
Listed as UNESCO Heritage Site, this exotic ancient city and city walls bring you back to the history and the atmosphere and environment like the Europeans back to the Middle Age Europe, and the awesome walls and carvings of the Wang Family Residence >>> more
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Taichi (taijiquan) (8-8) Saturday, Oct.29, 10:30am |
Taichi (Taichi chuan; or taijiquan) is ancient Chinese meditative exercise for the body, aiming to foster a calm and tranquil mind. It can perhaps be thought of as a moving form of yoga and meditation combined. >>> more
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Chinese Sword Play at Park Saturday, Oct.29, 2pm |
Learn Chinese swordsmanship with outstanding Chinese Martial Arts practitioner in Ditan park.
All people, beginners or the advanced alike, are welcomed, just join us to stretch yourself after a long week sitting. >>> more
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Beijing Amblers: Jiufeng Natural Forest Park Sunday, Oct.30, 9am-6pm |
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Talk: Folk custom of Rural Temple Fairs Wednesday, Nov.2, 8pm |
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Calligraphy Course (8-1) Thursday, Nov.3, 10am |
Conducted in English, the class teaches everything, from meaning and evolution of the characters, culture to history and music of the period. You don't have to be able to write Chinese already, just have to be enthusiastic and be willing to hold a br >>> more
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4 Session Calligraphy Course Thursday, Nov.3 & 10, 7:30pm |
Conducted in English, the class teaches everything, from meaning and evolution of the characters, culture to history and music of the period. You don't have to be able to write Chinese already, just have to be enthusiastic and be willing to hold a br >>> more
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Peking Opera: Costumes, Hats and Shoes Thursday, Nov.3, 1:30-3pm |
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Screening: Floating Dust Friday, Nov.4, 8pm |
The director will be on hand to lead the discussion after the screening. A mahjong parlor run by an unemployed disabled person is the center of a web of relationships in this film about ordinary people' s attitudes about life in a society that is obs >>> more
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Foot Massage Friday, Nov.4-25, 10am |
4-session of foot massage and reflexology course is conducted in small group with English narration. >>> more
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South China Ancient Water Towns: Wuzhen, Xitang, Suzhou, etc. Sat-Sun./Mon, Nov.5-6/7 |
Chinese ancient Water Towns in South China are well known for their ancient houses, bridges and the rivers running through them. CCC will guide their members & friends to visit Hangzhou and Suzhou, and two other peaceful ancient towns Wuzhen and Xita >>> more
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Beijing Amblers: Peach Blossom Valley Saturday, Nov.5, 9:30am |
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Screening: Dream Walking Saturday, Nov.5, 8pm |
The director will be on hand to lead the discussion after the screening.
Dream Walking is the second one of Trilogy of the Masses. In the first work of trilogy Floating Dust, I depict a tumultuous world of common people in present China, there s >>> more
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