During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Enjoy perusing a collection of online shopswith Maine roots and Asian connections for wonderful products and gifts, including discounts at Little Red Cup Tea!
LIVECooking Class with Maine Chef and Author, Chris Toy, making Lobster Wonton Soup with Egg Rolls on Saturday Feb. 13, 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST – Free Zoom pre-registration – sign up here & Ingredients List.
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Enjoy perusing a collection of online shopswith Maine roots and Asian connections for wonderful products and gifts, including discounts at Little Red Cup Tea!
LIVECooking Class with Maine Chef and Author, Chris Toy, making Lobster Wonton Soup with Egg Rolls on Saturday Feb. 13, 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST – Free Zoom pre-registration – sign up here & Ingredients List.
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Our 2021 virtual Lunar New Year event is presented by The Chinese & American Friendship Association of Maine (CAFAM) in partnership with the University of Southern Maine Confucius Institute. Thank you to all our guest performers, speakers, and volunteer creators for helping create such a fun-filled and vibrant celebration!
Enjoy perusing a collection of online shopswith Maine roots and Asian connections for wonderful products and gifts, including discounts at Little Red Cup Tea!
LIVECooking Class with Maine Chef and Author, Chris Toy, making Lobster Wonton Soup with Egg Rolls on Saturday Feb. 13, 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST – Free Zoom pre-registration – sign up here & Ingredients List.
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Our 2021 virtual Lunar New Year event is presented by The Chinese & American Friendship Association of Maine (CAFAM) in partnership with the University of Southern Maine Confucius Institute. Thank you to all our guest performers, speakers, and volunteer creators for helping create such a fun-filled and vibrant celebration!
Enjoy perusing a collection of online shopswith Maine roots and Asian connections for wonderful products and gifts, including discounts at Little Red Cup Tea!
LIVECooking Class with Maine Chef and Author, Chris Toy, making Lobster Wonton Soup with Egg Rolls on Saturday Feb. 13, 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST – Free Zoom pre-registration – sign up here & Ingredients List.
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Our 2021 virtual Lunar New Year event is presented by The Chinese & American Friendship Association of Maine (CAFAM) in partnership with the University of Southern Maine Confucius Institute. Thank you to all our guest performers, speakers, and volunteer creators for helping create such a fun-filled and vibrant celebration!
Enjoy perusing a collection of online shopswith Maine roots and Asian connections for wonderful products and gifts, including discounts at Little Red Cup Tea!
LIVECooking Class with Maine Chef and Author, Chris Toy, making Lobster Wonton Soup with Egg Rolls on Saturday Feb. 13, 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST – Free Zoom pre-registration – sign up here & Ingredients List.
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Our 2021 virtual Lunar New Year event is presented by The Chinese & American Friendship Association of Maine (CAFAM) in partnership with the University of Southern Maine Confucius Institute. Thank you to all our guest performers, speakers, and volunteer creators for helping create such a fun-filled and vibrant celebration!
Enjoy perusing a collection of online shopswith Maine roots and Asian connections for wonderful products and gifts, including discounts at Little Red Cup Tea!
LIVECooking Class with Maine Chef and Author, Chris Toy, making Lobster Wonton Soup with Egg Rolls on Saturday Feb. 13, 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST – Free Zoom pre-registration – sign up here & Ingredients List.
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Our 2021 virtual Lunar New Year event is presented by The Chinese & American Friendship Association of Maine (CAFAM) in partnership with the University of Southern Maine Confucius Institute. Thank you to all our guest performers, speakers, and volunteer creators for helping create such a fun-filled and vibrant celebration!
Enjoy perusing a collection of online shopswith Maine roots and Asian connections for wonderful products and gifts, including discounts at Little Red Cup Tea!
LIVECooking Class with Maine Chef and Author, Chris Toy, making Lobster Wonton Soup with Egg Rolls on Saturday Feb. 13, 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST – Free Zoom pre-registration – sign up here & Ingredients List.
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
Our 2021 virtual Lunar New Year event is presented by The Chinese & American Friendship Association of Maine (CAFAM) in partnership with the University of Southern Maine Confucius Institute. Thank you to all our guest performers, speakers, and volunteer creators for helping create such a fun-filled and vibrant celebration!
Enjoy perusing a collection of online shopswith Maine roots and Asian connections for wonderful products and gifts, including discounts at Little Red Cup Tea!
LIVECooking Class with Maine Chef and Author, Chris Toy, making Lobster Wonton Soup with Egg Rolls on Saturday Feb. 13, 4:00-5:00 p.m. EST – Free Zoom pre-registration – sign up here & Ingredients List.
Zhongbei (Daisy) Wu is an award-winning Guzheng (or Chinese Zither, a traditional Chinese instrument) artist. She is now a Visiting Associate Professor of Music in the Performing Arts Center of Alfred University, the Director of the Confucius Institute at Alfred University, Daisy is the soloist for the “A Musical Feast” Concert Series and for “MostArts Festival”, and she is also the Judge of New York International Chinese Instruments Competition. She has performed in remarkable settings such as China Central Television, Carnegie Hall, the United Nations Headquarters at New York, National Press Club at Washington DC.
ERHU FESTIVAL MEDLEY
林湛涛：二胡Zhantao Lin: Erhu 民歌联奏 Folk Medley 设有：Featuring
简介：Bio: Zhantao Lin also is an erhu teacher based in the Boston area. Before moving to the United States in 1999, Lin was an erhu professor at the Guangxi Arts Institution and a board member of the Chinese professional erhu player’s guild in China. He was hired as a guest artist by the Music Department of Harvard University.
Zhantao Lin is also a sixth generation disciple of Yang Style Tai Chi. He’s studied baguazhang (八卦掌), xingyiquan (形意拳), white crane forms, and Yang Zhenji’s 88 forms under numerous instructors. He is the president of the Tai Chi Academy of Greater Boston.
LEGEND OF NIAN MONSTER
“Long long ago deep down in the sea, there lived a ferocious monster named Nian. Legend says that on the eve of every New Year, “Nian” would descend upon the nearby village and devour the grain, the livestock and the townspeople.”
Dr. McDonnell has extensive experience in Chinese business practice and culture. He has served on the Stony Brook University Confucius Institute Advisory Board, led Stony Brook’s implementation of a joint degree with Nanjing University in China, and served as president of Chinex International, LTD, a joint venture with China National Machinery Corporation.
CCTV’S NEW YEAR’S GALA & HOLIDAY TRADITIONS
Click to visit China Travel’s page to explore customs, fun facts, and day-by-day celebrations. “As the traditions of the Chinese New Year, Chinese people have performed lion dance, dragon dance, conjuring trick, and other types of acrobatics during the Spring Festival in ancient times. Celebrate on the network millions tune in to watch! Live broadcasting not only from the CCTV’s Beijing studios but also from other major Chinese cities has become a routine since 2016.”
Holiday Marketplace
During these unprecedented times, please remember to support all Asian-owned businesses in our Maine communities, especially over the Lunar New Year holiday. You will find unique products and services, and of course lots of delicious Asian fare!
