Chinese Culture Club at Bradley University

01/26/2018

Thank you for coming to our first CCC meeting of the semester, last night!!!
Blanket game was so fun!!! That was a good way to get to know people's names. Popping balloons and chopstick challenge were also really fun!

Looking forward to next meeting~~~

12/01/2017

Guys, well done! Thank you all for coming this semester. See you guys next semester! Good luck with finals!

11/16/2017

Had fun tonight! Peking opera face masks. Good jobs guys!!!

11/12/2017

Missed last week event? No biggie, here's some pics from our Crazy Chinese Food Event!

09/02/2017

We had so much fun in our first meeting of the year! Delicious Lo Mein and Bubble Tea, lots laughters, and most importantly, we all know how to introduce ourselves in Chinese now! Awesome job guys! Look forward to a great year ahead!

06/15/2017

CCC is on the Student Organization Spotlight this week!

"For students who interested in international study or foreign culture, Chinese Culture Club provides a great learning opportunity. By hosting immersive events, students can directly experience Chinese culture right here at Bradley and have fun at same time. What makes Chinese Culture Club unique is we are not just a learning community, but we have have fun exploring Chinese culture through fun activities and learning experiences" - Wenting Xu

Like them on Facebook at Bradley Culture Club’s Facebook and sign up for the club or email Alyssa at [email protected] for any more information or questions about the club.

05/02/2017

We are proud to announce that Chinese Culture Club has won the Multicultural Program of the Year! Thank you for your support!

03/30/2017

In Chinese opera, artists paint their faces into different characters. The use variety of colors judge the various instinctive characteristics.

Red indicates devotion, courage, bravery, and loyalty.

Black indicates roughness and aggressiveness.

Yellow signifies fierceness and ambitiousness.

Purple means uprightness.

Blue symbolizes astuteness and staunchness.

White suggests suspiciousness, sinisterness, and craftiness.

Green symbolizes impulsiveness and violence and depicts stubbornness, impetuosity and a total lack of self-restraint.

02/24/2017

Check out our crafting for tonight! A traditional way to make kites. The beauty behind inheritance.

02/09/2017

Chinese New Year Celebration at the Markin Recreational Center

01/28/2017

Hope everyone had some good time at our New Year Celebration tonight. If you would like to keep updated about more fun events, feel free to signup by using the link below. It's open to every Bradley students.

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01/28/2017