The Moon Festival is the second-most important holiday in Chinese culture, after Chinese New Year.
Our visitors, Erin Mullin, Xi Ma, and three teachers from China studying at the UI, told the KES students a story called "The Monkey Scoops the Moon."
Sunday, October 18, 2015
Confucius Institute Moon Festival
The University of Iowa Confucius Institute visited Kalona Elementary School's fifth grade, and the classrooms of Mrs. Bessman and Mrs. Wood, to deliver a special presentation on the Moon Festival.
The Moon Festival is the second-most important holiday in Chinese culture, after Chinese New Year.
Our visitors, Erin Mullin, Xi Ma, and three teachers from China studying at the UI, told the KES students a story called "The Monkey Scoops the Moon."
The Moon Festival is the second-most important holiday in Chinese culture, after Chinese New Year.
Our visitors, Erin Mullin, Xi Ma, and three teachers from China studying at the UI, told the KES students a story called "The Monkey Scoops the Moon."
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