UCLan Confucius Institute

🌼Beauty 4 | Traditional Chinese Costume-HanFu

🌸Beauty 3 | Traditional Chinese Costume-HanFu

🌷Beauty 2 |Traditional Chinese Costume-HanFu

🌹Beauty 1 | Traditional Chinese Costume-HanFu

Join us at the UCLan Equality & Diversity Diversity and Inclusion Festival 18 - 22 March 2019 where we'll be joining the event to offer tai chi, tea ceremony, calligraphy etc. There'll be something interesting on every day, check out the programme to plan your days.

Diversity and Inclusion Festival Diversity and Inclusion Festival

If you couldn't make it to our Chinese New Year celebrations this year, here's a taste of what you missed.

Confucius Performance Show 2019

Have you seen our lanterns across the campus?
Many thanks to Dee Patel for taking these great photos for us to share with you.

We hope you enjoyed the Chinese New Year celebration performance at the Charter Theatre earlier this week. Here is a link to our Flickr album containing some beautiful photos from the day.

Chinese New Year celebrations Explore this photo album by University of Central Lancashire on Flickr!

Chinese New Year activity day at Harris Museum & Art Gallery on 9th Feb！！！

THE DOWAGER EMPRESS CIXI (1835-1908)
‘Ruling from behind the Yellow Silk Screen’
Guest Lecture by David Rosier
Adelphi Building, ABTVI, UCLan, 1.30pm, 6th March 2019

This lecture seeks to provide a balanced insight into the life and achievements of one of the most important women in Chinese Imperial history.
From relative obscurity as a low-ranking consort we explore the events that led to her confirmation as Dowager Empress Cixi in 1861.
We will trace the cycles of Cixi’s power, as Emperors came and went, whilst the Dowager Empress moved periodically from a position of influence, to full authority, and then into times of enforced retirement.
We will gain an insight into Cixi's life within her beloved Summer Palace with a focus on her passion for painting, embroidery, fashion design and her extensive gardens. A location where Cixi forged some extraordinarily close relationships with leading Western Women as she sought to understand the culture, politics and the role of women in the ‘West’

FREE. ALL WELCOME.

Another date for you to add to your diary - 12th March.
We'll be at The Harris from 2-3.30pm on 12th March offering you the opportunity to learn a few tai chi moves. Everyone welcome.

A Student Year in China 1976/7. Guest lecture by Paul Livesey ABTVI on Wednesday 13th March 2-4pm. An insightful & humorous look at what it was like to be one of only eleven British students studying in China during the 1970s.
If you haven't caught this lecture in the past, make sure you come and see it this time. It's a great lecture!
FREE. ALL WELCOME.