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SESSION III | Festival Celebration I – Professional Lantern Making 
(28/9/2014, Sunday, 1:30-5:30 pm – St. James Settlement)

Special thanks to our teacher Mr.Au Yeung in bringing us a wonderful experience of lantern making!

Our big brothers and sisters gave us a lot of guidance in lantern making!

Yay! See how happy we were :)

Two types of professional lantern – traditional yang tao and stylish strawberry!

SESSION II | Chinese Learning I – Crazy Chinese Competition
(17/8/2014, Sunday, 2:00-5:00 pm – HKU TT 303, T.T. Tsui Building)

Yea! Our big brothers and sisters are so kind and helpful!

We are working hard to finish all tasks

Am I a lovely Christmas Tree ? Please put your presents underneath!

Me! Me! Me! I know the answer!!!!

Head and shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes, knees and toes… Um…I learned more about ‘actions’ in Chinese after this trial

See you next time! We will say goodbye to HKU, and explore a new place together! Do you know what’s our next event? Make a guess!!

 SESSION I | Buddies-catch-up, HKU Tour X Games
(2/8/2014, Saturday, 2:00-5:30 pm – HKU CPD G.02*)

We are getting ready for the session tomorrow!

Bingo! Bingo! Bingo! Don’t be shy to ask our names to get some candies!

Smile! The ‘must-see’ spot at HKU!

What’s so funny? Our kids are listening to some Cantonese songs! They need to perform in front of their local peers in a minute…um…would that be a huge obstacle for them?

Do you still remember what idea does Pillar of Shame (國殤之柱) convey?

We also visited Dr. Sun Yat-sen’s statue! What a lovely group! *v*

The classic BIG TV game at HKU! What’s the most difficult term to guess?

See you next time at our lovely HKU! yay!

The very first BIG group photo! See how happy and satisfactory we are !

Programme Introduction – HKU CPD 2.45, Ethnic minorities Introduction- NHA
(19/7/2014, Saturday, 10:00 am-1:00pm)

Our special guest, Sonya, was leading some activities in the briefing session.

NHA staff, Iris, introduced the background and culture of the ethnic minorities in Hong Kong.

We can better understand their difficulties in learning Chinese by writing their languages.

Thank you NHA Home Centre for all interesting local Indian and Nepali food, yummmmmmy!

Sel Roti? Chana?

We got a chance to taste the local food of the ethnic minorities.

See you next time!!!