The Qingming festival is one of China's oldest festivals, and has been observed for over 2500 years. This year it falls on April 5th. It's a day dedicated to remembering and honouring deceased ancestors, but the way the festival is celebrated has changed over time. How has it changed? What foods are eaten on the festival? What other customs are observed? Find out the answers to these questions and more fascinating facts in our online presentation!
Join Cultural Keys online on March 30th to learn all about the festival and also funerary and burial customs in ancient China.

– The Essentials of the Qingming Festival –

Location: Online via Zoom
Time: March 30th 2023 7-8pm (Beijing time)
Places: Unlimited
Price: FREE for members of Cultural Key's WeChat group; 80RMB for non-members. Add CulturalKeysCCC on WeChat to join our group!
Payment: Prepayment via PayPal (no PayPal account needed), WeChat, or Alipay. Fapiao available on request.

If you have any questions, or to sign up, please scan the QR code on the poster, add CulturalKeysCCC on WeChat, or email us at events@culturalkeys.cn.

We look forward to having you join us for this wonderful event!

Images: Cultural Keys. Top image: Spring blooms at the Beijing Botanic Garden. Qingming nowadays is an opportunity for people to enjoy the spring weather and flowers.