Chinese Culture Workshops Spring 2013
The Confucius Institute at LSBU offers a variety of splendid Chinese culture workshops.
To reserve a free seat, please email ci4tcm@lsbu.ac.uk.
The Confucius Institute at LSBU offers a variety of splendid Chinese culture workshops.
To reserve a free seat, please email ci4tcm@lsbu.ac.uk.
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By: Dr She Jun
Brief introduction: This lecture shares with you the health tips from one of Chinese Emperors–Qian Long (1711 – 1799; the sixth emperor of the Qing Dynasty) Sixteen Chinese Characters Cover the Chinese wellbeing, which are吐纳肺腑，活动筋骨，十常四勿，适时进补( translation: Inhalation and Exhalation of the Lung; Move Bones and Tendons; 10 Do’s and Don’ts; Taking Tonics at Appropriate Times). A free discussion will be held after the lecture.
Date and time: 12.30-13.30 on 9th Jan 2013
Venue：K2-VG11 in K2
By: Dr Ni Hong
Brief introduction: this lecture introduces the way to use simple and daily food to effectively treat the common diseases by using food, such as cold, diarrhoea and insomnia. We provide you with practical and sustainable nutrition solutions to help you to keep fit.
Date and time: 12.30-13.30 on 16th Jan 2013
Venue：K2-VG11 in the K2
By: Dr Sheng Bo
Brief introduction: Everybody knows that the spring is green; the summer is hot; the autumn is a bit yellow; and the winter is freezing. You may not know Chinese people apply different Chinese wellbeing tips to make them healthier according to the distinct seasons. This lecture explores and shares different health tips in different seasons.
Date and time: 12.30-13.30 on 23rd Jan 2013
Venue：K-205 in Keyworth Centre
By: Dr Ni Hong
Brief introduction: This lecture will introduce the traditional Chinese eyes massage, which consists of 4 movements. The massage will prevent the pseudomyopia (near-sightedness) and relieve visual fatigue and blurred vision of facing the computers for a long time. This exercise is popular and useful with all ages.
Date and time: 12.30-13.30 on 30th Jan 2013
Venue：K-404 in Keyworth Centre
By: Dr Zhang Wenran
Brief introduction: Ba Duan Jin consists of eight body movements. It is a simple and popular exercise to relieve stress and keep your body energetic.
Date and time: 12.30-13.30 on 6th Feb 2013
Venue：K-206 in Keyworth Centre
Lecturer: Dr Chen Jian
Brief introduction: This lecture shares with you some easy ways to do self-massage on head. You will master some hand techniques, including: kneading, pressing, combing and scratching which will relieve stress and headache.
Date and time: 12.30-13.30 on 13th Feb 2013
Venue：K-404 in Keyworth Centre
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