Showing posts with label chinese wedding. Show all posts
Showing posts with label chinese wedding. Show all posts

Monday, October 11, 2010

CLSC Program Expansion!


photo caption: Chinese Language School of Connecticut Vice Principal Xian Xian Feng with students at CLSC's new weekday location at 2CC



Chinese Language School of Connecticut Launches New Weekday Programs at the Second Congregational Church of Greenwich


--CLSC to hold classes at historic Greenwich location.--



Greenwich, CT, October 15, 2010– The Chinese Language School of Connecticut (www.ChineseLanguageSchool.org) is pleased to announce their new location at Greenwich’s Second Congregational Church, 139 East Putnam Avenue, Greenwich, CT.



Principal Daisy Chen Laone said, “We are so pleased to be partnering with 2CC to offer Chinese at their beautiful school facility. CLSC’s classroom at 2CC is spacious, bright, and sunny, with plenty of room for teachers and children to interact while learning Mandarin Chinese.”



CLSC Board of Directors Co-Chair, Greenwich resident Cynthia Chang Scanlan, concurred. “My family are members of 2CC. We joined the church because of the wonderful pastor, Bob Naylor, the terrific staff, and the openness and friendliness of the other members. There are so many wonderful youth programs, as well, and CLSC is pleased and very fortunate to be able to offer Mandarin Chinese at one of Greenwich’s historic locations.”



For information on the Chinese Language School of Connecticut’s language programs for children or adults, their Before– and After- School programs, special workshops, private tutoring or corporate language programs, please visit www.ChineseLanguageSchool.org or email them at info@ChineseLanguageSchool.org.


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Wednesday, March 10, 2010

Coal Boss' family wedding in ShanXi, China

ShanXi was traditionally a very poor area in China until the recent discovery of vast coal deposits. Have a look at a coal boss' family wedding.




Lead cars included Rolls Royces and Lamborghinis, Mercedes, BMWs and Porsche Cayennes. The groom's house was brand new, covered in celebratory balloons.


The brides house was just as glamorous (sans balloons). Wedding dowry included checks, gold bars and gold rice bowls, plus a white lamborghini. The bride sported a 3,000 RMB manicure.