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Monday, August 4, 2008. Last Day in Tianjin. July 10 was our last day at Nankai University. Students took their final language exams in the morning and prepared for leaving in the afternoon. The College treated us a nice banquet for lunch, and then we had the closing ceremony. The form they practiced was Young style Taichi of 24 movements. Students learned this form by getting up daily at 7 AM for four weeks. It was supposed to be a part of course for training perseverance. Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Practic...

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Monday, August 4, 2008. Last Day in Tianjin. July 10 was our last day at Nankai University. Students took their final language exams in the morning and prepared for leaving in the afternoon. The College treated us a nice banquet for lunch, and then we had the closing ceremony. The form they practiced was Young style Taichi of 24 movements. Students learned this form by getting up daily at 7 AM for four weeks. It was supposed to be a part of course for training perseverance. Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Practic...

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Exploring Confucius' China: The second week

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Thursday, June 26, 2008. The students survived another week of hard work. Their day starts with Taichi. Practice at 7 AM, then with language classes in the morning and cultural classes in the afternoon until 3 PM. On each Wednesday, we have a class meeting for cross-cultural discussion. Last week, students toured Tianjin City and visited the famous " Cultural Street" (文化街), two blocks full of small shops selling Chinese painting, jade Jewries, Wu- Shu. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).

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Exploring Confucius' China: July 2008

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Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Trip to Xi An. Students didn't have either Taichi. Practice or language classes on July 4. It was not because it was the Independence Day, but because we were flying to Xi An on this Friday. I told students that I will try to find some firework, so that we can celebrate this US national holiday. However, it turned out that private firework is prohibited in XiAn. We first visited the Terra C. Trees I welcome this change! Hot spring (华清池), where the famous Yang Gui Fei. To Chinese&#4...

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Exploring Confucius' China: Last Day in Tianjin

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Monday, August 4, 2008. Last Day in Tianjin. July 10 was our last day at Nankai University. Students took their final language exams in the morning and prepared for leaving in the afternoon. The College treated us a nice banquet for lunch, and then we had the closing ceremony. The form they practiced was Young style Taichi of 24 movements. Students learned this form by getting up daily at 7 AM for four weeks. It was supposed to be a part of course for training perseverance. List of Students' Blogs.

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Exploring Confucius' China: Trip to Xi An

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Tuesday, July 8, 2008. Trip to Xi An. Students didn't have either Taichi. Practice or language classes on July 4. It was not because it was the Independence Day, but because we were flying to Xi An on this Friday. I told students that I will try to find some firework, so that we can celebrate this US national holiday. However, it turned out that private firework is prohibited in XiAn. We first visited the Terra C. Trees I welcome this change! Hot spring (华清池), where the famous Yang Gui Fei. To Chinese&#4...

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Exploring Confucius' China: Chinese Opera Class

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Tuesday, July 8, 2008. On Thursday, July 3, our group had a Chinese Opera class. It was the second class. The teacher first showed us his own TV performances and then taught the class to sing. In a well known. Opera Su San Qi Jie (苏三起解). Li Laoshi. Is a retired performer. Who has learned Chinese Opera since he was 7 years old. After the class, students also learned about the facial make up and how to use facial expressions. Monica as an empress. Spencer was the brave general 吕布. Monica and Joe are empress.

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