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NZCCAEC Culture&Arts
Приєднався 19 чер 2018
New Zealand Chinese Culture & Arts Exchange Centre (NACCAEC) were founded in June 2017 and became an NZ registered charitable trust in February 2018, based in Auckland. We aim to develop, expand and promote the culture and arts exchanges between New Zealand and China. Since its establishment, we have hosted or co-hosted multi-cultural events and performances, collaborating with various organizations from both China and New Zealand local communities. The centre offers free Cultural & Arts Public Seminar Series which received warm receptions from local audiences especially local Chinese residents.
2018 2018 新西兰华夏文化艺术交流中心公益讲座记录 NZCCAEC Public Seminar
New Zealand Chinese Culture and Arts Exchange Centre hosted 11 Culture & Arts Public Seminars in 2018. The seminars had warm reception from our audiences and were influential and inspiring, ranging from topics of music, art, performance to education, psychology and safety. The guests who gave presentations are from different ethnic backgrounds, and are professional in their fields, some are famous nationally and worldwide. In the year 2019, we continue making our efforts in this multi-cultural society and benefiting our communities through the Cultural & Arts Public Seminar Series.
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Відео
2018 中西交融音乐盛典 East-West Music Fusion Concert
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新西兰华夏文化艺术交流中心于2018年8月26日举办 【2018 中西交融音乐盛典 暨 新西兰华夏文化艺术交流中心一周年庆典】2018 East-West Music Fusion Concert & NZCCAEC 1st Anniversary Concert
新西兰华夏文化艺术交流中心介绍 About NZCCAEC
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Our chairwoman Fiona Li introduced our centre in an interview before the First Anniversary Concert of New Zealand Culture and Arts Exchange Centre.
新西兰华夏文化艺术交流中心公益讲座2019 NZCCAEC Public Seminar 1
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15th March, 2019 New Zealand Chinese Culture and Arts Exchange Centre hosted its first public seminar of the year 2019. The topic is about Internet Safety. Our centre invited Const. Cangjie Chen and Liaison Officer Raymond Wong to give a presentation on how to protect children from Internet threats and offer other general safety advice.
Pokarekare Ana Chinese version
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The video is provided by New Zealand Chinese Culture and Arts Exchange Centre. Performed by Chinese singer Fen Li, dancer Bin Wang and NZ born children (Cerisa Kejia Gu, Sophie Yun Hu, Feng Yi Lin). Music arranged and made by Dani Yang. The performance of Maori song Pokarekare Ana by Chinese artists symbolizes the friendship between China and New Zealand. New Zealand Chinese Culture & Arts Exch...
Stunning.....
Beautiful!!!!! Loved the intro with the male Bin Wang doing the karanga whaikorero awesome!!! He was more than just a dancer he was the kaikaranga and whaikorero person, thank you Bin Wang. The tangi of the main singer Fen Li, the young girls Cerisa Kejia Gu, sophie Yun Hu, and Feng Yi Lin and the music is simply beautiful to the ears, mind, heart, spirit and soul. The touch of weaving Pacifica into the performance was beautiful, but what is more beautiful, amazing, and wonderful was the weaving of Aotearoa, China, and Pacifica into the performance. Thank you NZCCAEC for forming your organisation and for posting. Blessings to each and everyone of the performers and NZCCAEC from Tairawhiti, Aotearoa [NZ] 💙💙💙
.....strangly enough that was very enjoyable to watch as a Maori wahine.
I can't trust anything chinese anymore because I heard that they didn't let this one girl with an amazing voice sing cause she was overweight or "ugly" or something so they let a "pretty" girl lip sync her song. What the hell.
That’s sad to hear.
Frickin heck whatever that happens in Aotearoa hardout as well, in fact it would occur in any country not just China. Don't go by gossip, I've been in a similar circumstance accused of something which was totally wrong.
this doesn’t have anything to do with the video?
@@yun7549 Yes it does because the girl was supposed to be the lead singer in the video, and China does this sort of thing...
@@maraeacookson1573 China is famous for this sort of thing.....they did it at the Olympic games.....only attractive performers were allowed for the opening and closing ceremonies. It caused controversy. And they kicked peasant farmers off their land to build the stadium and all that went with it. Left them poor and homeless.
What a beautiful performance!
that was cool
churr, neat alright lol loving it thank you China. from nz ❤
KanekiSaitama you know that one of the small girls is me!
KanekiSaitama the female singer is my mom
KanekiSaitama the female singer is my mom