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All Things Chinese for the ladies of Rhiwderin

9 June 2023

At the end of March, Cardiff Confucius Institute’s Ling He gave a talk on ‘All Things China’ at a Women’s Institute just outside Newport.

Three children showing their paper-cutting at the Red Dragon Centre's Chinese New Year event

Bringing good fortune to 2023

22 February 2023

Cardiff Confucius Institute bunny hops into the Year of the Rabbit with an assortment of activities in Cardiff and beyond.

Image of a rabbit for the Chinese year of the rabbit 2023

Spring into the Year of the Rabbit

6 January 2023

Free Chinese New Year activities for the community and schools.

Chinese Corner series kicks off with ‘a touch of Chinese social media’

23 November 2022

The first event in 2022 looks at the role of social media and its impact on modern Chinese society.

Celebrating our global network of Chinese language and culture

1 November 2022

Local communities and Cardiff’s Mandarin tutors mark Confucius Institute Day 2022 together.

Pupils from Aberconwy School to study Chinese at university

Chinese opens university doors for young learners

12 September 2022

Pupils from one of Cardiff’s Confucius Classrooms go on to study Chinese at three UK universities.

Confucius Classroom pupil only Welsh finalist in UK-wide competition

15 July 2022

Ysgol Gyfun Cwm Rhymni students show off their Mandarin skills in Chinese Bridge contest.

Boats at Dragon Boat Festival, China

Dragon Boat Festival Activities Day

12 May 2022

A day of online activities to celebrate 'Tuen Ng' at the end of May.

Cardiff CI tutor Ling He at the UK Mandarin Teaching Championship 2022

The Best British PowerPoint for Chinese in 2022

22 April 2022

Cardiff Confucius Institute tutor wins award for ‘Best PowerPoint’ at the first ever UK Mandarin teaching Championship.

Introduction to Chinese New Year online session

Chinese celebrations come alive in Welsh classrooms

22 February 2022

Cardiff Confucius Institute kicks off the Year of the Tiger with a day of virtual activities celebrating Chinese language and culture at a ‘Chinese New Year Festival’.