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Chinese Feng Shui online seminar

Discover the meaning of Feng Shui as it is embedded in traditional Chinese philosophy and religion.
Presenter CDU Confucius Institute
Date/Time
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Contact person
Ali Mubarik
T: +61889467677 E: confuciusinstitute@cdu.edu.au
Location Online. Register below to attend.

Open to Public

 

About the seminar

The online Feng shui seminar hosted by CDU Confucius Institute in November 2023 aroused a lot of interest. CDU CI is delighted to announce that the Feng shui seminar is back again! Professor Tao from East China Normal University is going to offer another online Feng shui presentation on 27 August.

Dr Tao is going to explain Feng shui theory and explore the Five Elements (Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and Water) of Chinese culture. Examples of the application of Feng shui theory in home design and decoration will be demonstrated during the seminar.

Don’t miss out on this opportunity to join us online and explore the mystery of Feng shui culture from China!

 

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About the presenter, Dr Tao Jianmin

Dr. Tao Jianmin

Dr Tao Jianmin is an assistant professor from the School of International Chinese Studies at East China Normal University (ECNU), supervisor in the master program in Applied Linguistics. He got his Doctorate Degree in Linguistics and Applied Linguistics from ECNU.

Dr Tao has studied and worked in some renowned universities in China, the USA, South Korea and Australia, having rich academic research and practical experience in Chinese language education and Chinese culture transmission both at home and abroad.

He has published over 20 academic papers and three books on language education and contrastive linguistics.

Should you have any questions, please do not hesitate to contact us at confuciusinstitute@cdu.edu.au.

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