On
October 1, the University at Buffalo Confucius Institute will be a hosting a
free gala at the Flickinger Performing Arts Center at Nichols School in
observance of the Chinese Moon Festival.
UB has partnered up with the Chinese Club of Western New York and the Nichols School to present this lively celebration of Chinese culture. The Moon Festival has been celebrated in China and several other Asian countries for over 3,000 years to rejoice in the conclusion of the harvest season. Traditionally, it is held on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese calendar, which falls around late September or early October. According to Eric Yang, director of the Confucius Institute in the UB Asian Studies Program, the gala celebration hosted by UB will be a "dual celebration" because October 1 is also China's National Day. This holiday commemorates the
UB has partnered up with the Chinese Club of Western New York and the Nichols School to present this lively celebration of Chinese culture. The Moon Festival has been celebrated in China and several other Asian countries for over 3,000 years to rejoice in the conclusion of the harvest season. Traditionally, it is held on the 15th day of the eighth month of the Chinese calendar, which falls around late September or early October. According to Eric Yang, director of the Confucius Institute in the UB Asian Studies Program, the gala celebration hosted by UB will be a "dual celebration" because October 1 is also China's National Day. This holiday commemorates the
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