Mooncake workshop
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a day for family reunion. People share mooncakes as good wishes with family. The snow skin mooncakes will guide you to see the mysterious Chinese culture and bring you a wonderful family time.
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Chinese believe that the moon is in its brightest and fullest on the 15th day of the 8th month-the Mid-Autumn Festival. They hope their lives could be satisfactory, happiness and promising like the moon. People make mooncakes and have dinner with families. That would be a wonderful experience to spend time with your family under the beautiful moon and share your homemade mooncakes.
Our workshop will teach you how to make a traditional snow skin mooncake. We provide all the materials and special mold which you can bring home! We are welcome you join our workshop with your children and families. The snow skin mooncake is a non-baked mooncake, it will be an easy and safe start to learn cooking. Come and join us! You can’t miss the delicious Chinese dessert or happy family time!
Coming of age ceremony
COMING OF AGE CEREMONY
Chinese coming of age ceremony dates back to the Zhou Dynasty, with a history spanning over 2,000 years. We would like to restore the Capping ceremony in Ming Dynasty to show you a traditional Chinese ritual and the charm of Chinese ancient culture.
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The ceremony for men was called a capping ceremony, this meant doing the hair up in a bun or coil and wearing a cap. The ceremony for women was called the hair-pinning ceremony, which involved gathering hair into a knot and using a hairpin to hold it in place.
After the ceremony, the receiver would be granted adult attire, precept and good wishes from the honored guest and the host (in most cases, the father of the person to be capped).
The ceremony based on the ritual of the Ming Dynasty. It will be a time machine which could bring you back to ancient time.
The capping ceremony will show the solemnity and magnificent of Chinese ritual. It is also a chance to appreciate the splendid traditional Chinese attire.