Are you looking for a fun and friendly way to start your Tuesdays?
This year, the South Coast Chinese Cultural Center is hosting a series of Tuesday morning meetups where attendees can socialize and make new connections in a friendly environment.
At the April meetup, guests enjoyed delicious tea while listening to our Executive Director, Yulan Chung, talk about the upcoming picture book "The Story of Kuan-Yuan Tai Education Building". Mrs. Tai’s story reflects the wisdom of traditional intellectuals and is highly recommended for the younger generation. This book is presented in a bilingual format with beautiful illustrations, making it easy for students to understand.
The Chairman of the South Coast Chinese Cultural Association, James Guo, also shared his decades-long experience as a news media executive on both sides of the Pacific and his vision and dedication to non-profit organizations that aim to preserve Chinese culture.
Don't miss out on the fun! Our next meetup is on May 2nd and registration is now open. But hurry, space is limited, so register online quickly to secure your spot.
We can't wait to see you there!
南海岸中華文化中心今年推出一系列的週二早晨見面會，在輕鬆友善的環境中，認識新朋友和會晤老朋友。
四月的見面會中，除了暖心的茶點之外，南海岸中華文化中心執行長鍾幼蘭校長介紹了即將出版的中英雙語兒童繪本《戴廣源文教大樓的故事》， 繪本由戴廣源老師的女兒口述她的生平故事，戴老師是經歷過抗戰的華人，她的人生觀也反映出傳統知識份子的智慧，很值得向新生代推薦，採用繪本及中英雙語的方式呈現，讓年輕學子更容易了解。
南海岸中華文化中心理事長郭俊良，也分享他在太平洋兩岸擔任新聞媒體主管數十年的心得，及投入非營利組織傳承中華文化的經過與願景。
5月2日的週二早晨見面會現已開放報名，名額有限，快上網註冊。