Silk was one of the most important representative commodities in the cultural exchange between Tibet and China during the Ming (1368-1644) and Qing (1644-1911) dynasties. Chinese emperors often gifted silk to foreign ambassadors and visitors to help build the diplomatic relationships with other territories. Tibetan aristocrats such as the Dalai Lama, the spiritual leader of … Continue reading Dragons on the Tibetan Plateau – Virtual Exhibition
點問頓中華文化中心2022虎年春節網上慶祝活動 點問頓中華文化中心打破傳統，將以往于西點商場舉行的年宵花市慶祝活動，移至網上平臺舉行。將為大家呈現豐富的內容包括農歷新年的相關習俗，來自三級政府及卡城總領錧對愛城華人的新春祝福，虎年運程，以及其他精彩繽紛的文藝節目。本次活動還設有幸運大抽獎，大家在觀看節目的同時只需通過掃一下屏幕上出現的二維碼（QR Code）即可參加幸運抽獎，豐富獎品等你來搶。 Edmonton Chinatown Multicultural Centre is proud to present our online celebration program of the Lunar New Extravaganza 2022．The program will feature different cultural performances，greetings，fun facts and Lunar New Year customs and traditions． Scan the QR Code on screen while watching the Celebration Program and enter into our Big Prize Lucky Draw．
Lion, Lantern, Lotus: Chinese and Buddhist Symbols in the Mactaggart Art Collection explores the combination of Buddhism and Chinese symbols on a Buddhist textile from China. This University of Alberta Museums exhibition highlights the rich Chinese-Buddhist visual culture and textiles found in the 17th century. This online exhibition is a student-driven project that features planning, … Continue reading Lion, Lantern, Lotus: Chinese and Buddhist Symbols in the Mactaggart Art Collection
CBA (Chinese Benevolent Association) Youth Council is hosting an Anti-Racism Workshop with Enoch Cree Nation on Saturday, February 19 from 2-5 pm Mountain Time Overall: This short one-day conference will bring together youth from Edmonton’s Indigenous and Chinese communities to share conversations on racism and building relationships between the communities. Elders and activists from both … Continue reading Chinese & Indigenous Youth Anti-Racism Workshop