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The Texas A&M China Hong Dance Society is a non-profit organization founded by students who are passionate to promote Chinese culture and dance. The mission of the China Hong Dance Society is to promote the graceful performing art - Chinese dance and flourish Chinese culture in the University and local community. We will present members various dance styles from different Chinese ethnic groups and at the meantime showcase the artistic integration of traditional and modern dance elements. Members in the society will not only learn about Chinese culture and dance, but they also will develop lasting friendships with each other.

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"King of Glory" gets a 1/7 scale figure of Gongsun Li! Her confident and beautiful dance has come to life in figure form, her fluttering outfit and its detailed patterns in full display. The elaborate base of the figure is made in the image of a stage. Be sure to add her to your collection by ordering today!

In a bid to contain the outbreak, the government required mandatory testing for the first time since the health crisis began in January. The testing orders were first issued to those who had visited the dance venues, then expanded to cover other emerging clusters.

The cluster also spread to Ho Yuk Ching Willow Lodge, a care facility for the elderly in Tai Kok Tsui, after a 59-year-old caregiver there was confirmed to be infected on November 30. She lived in Tak Long Estate in Kai Tak, where some infected residents were also found to have visited the dance clubs.

Dr Joseph Tsang Kay-yan, an infectious disease specialist, said the super-spreading event in dance clubs created a sudden surge in cases, which increased the workload for contact tracers and piled pressure on isolation facilities.

A sitdown interview with James Hong can morph unexpectedly into an episode of "Dancing With the Character Actors." "Should we dance a little?" Hong suggested. "You have to think, 'This is a 92-year-old man,' too!"

Expressing their faith through dance is not only a call to prayer, but liberation for the worship dancers of the Chinese Community who come from a country that suppressed the expression of their Christian faith for years.

While other Asian communities have been represented at the annual Asian and Pacific Island Catholics Marian Pilgrimage in Washington, D.C. through dance and song, Chinese Catholics were not, said Sister Dong Hong. She wanted this to change.

The Chinese Catholic community currently has several offerings for faith formation and evangelization, including various Bible study groups, weekly prayer gathering, charismatic prayer, Sunday faith sharing groups, RCIA (Rite of Christian Initiation of Adults) class, Campus Ministry for Chinese students, and youth activity groups. But Sister Dong Hong thinks forming a dance program would appeal to the younger generations and bring Chinese Catholic numbers back up or surpass the 280 families once counted in the Archdiocese of Newark about a decade ago.

Our alumni dance, choreograph and teach. They build communities. They become doctors, midwives, therapists, lawyers, and entrepreneurs that start companies and businesses, as well as artist/scholars that engage in transformative interdisciplinary performance and research. See what some of our alumni are doing with dance. We invite our Dance Alums to send news, updates and links to websites to Michele Olerud at molerud@wesleyan.edu.

Since graduating from Wesleyan in 2013, I am a Teach For America corps member at Waipahu High School in Hawaii. I teach Special Education Social Studies, and this year, I was asked to teach Creative Dance, a for-credit dance class. The students are both thrown off by and drawn in to the Modern Dance mindsets and movement, and for me, having a creative outlet every day is definitely making my experience in the classroom more engaging and fun!

Dant Brown began his dance training at Wesleyan University, which led him to The Ohio State University to receive his MFA in Choreography and Performance. As a performer, Dant has worked with artists such as Esther Baker-Tarpaga, Christal Brown, Dance Exchange, David Dorfman, Kendra Portier, and Noa Zuk, among others. After founding Dante Brown|Warehouse Dance in 2010, DB|WD has had the opportunity to show work at Columbus Dance Theater, Dance Gallery Festival, Dixon Place, GAP Green Building, LaMaMa Moves Festival, Movement Research at Judson Church, The New Museum, Sam Houston State University, Triskelion Arts, The Wild Project, Wexner Center for the Arts, and YourMove Dance Festival.

The Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels Festival expresses its commitment to supporting dance and sharing its passion with the broadest possible audience. I would like to thank all our partners for their contributions to this wonderful opportunity to celebrate the choreographic arts.

Hong De Cultural & Athletic Association is a non-profit association located in Edmonton. They dedicate their activities to promoting Chinese culture throughout Alberta. They're perfect for weddings; their programs include Hok San Lion dance, Chinese Dragon dance, Warrior Drumming and Martial Arts.

Their most popular wedding entertainment services include the Chinese Lion Dance which is an energetic and traditional introduction where two dancers mimic a lion's movements with powerful drumming. It is used during wedding ceremonies and other special celebrations. 006ab0faaa