I heard that Qinhan Hutong recently had a public service class on discipleship, what are the requirements for enrollment and how much does it cost?

Qinghan Hutong public welfare courses are divided into three courses: Calligraphy, Chinese Painting and Weiqi.

1, calligraphy public service class is through the regular script zero-basic teaching, from the pen method, posture correction. According to the law of soft calligraphy learning step by step, supporting the special teaching materials to make children easy to start. The course covers the basics of calligraphy and the structure of Chinese characters. You will also be introduced to the format and style of calligraphy, and in the final class you will complete a regular script piece using a scroll.

Number of Classes: 10 classes***Five classes.

Enrollment age: 6 to 8 years old. Tutoring fee: $214.

2, Chinese painting public service class is from the use of brush, ink, color three aspects. Through learning a number of simple fruits and vegetables painting method, supplemented by the composition, and ultimately present a completed Chinese painting works.

Number of hours: 10 hours***Five lessons.

Enrollment age: 6~8 years old. Tutoring fee: $282.

3, Weiqi public welfare class for children with zero foundation in Weiqi, starting from the origin of Weiqi, the basic rules and the introduction of chess tools, explaining the basic Qi, play eat, mentioning, escaping and other techniques to cultivate children's interest, while standardizing the opening etiquette and posture of Weiqi. This course is designed to cultivate the child's behavioral habits when playing Go, and through the learning of takedown techniques, the child will be able to master the game of Weiqi for the first time.

Number of hours: 12 hours, ****, six lessons.

Enrollment age: 4~6 years old. Tutoring fee: $65.

Qinhan Hutong Chinese School started its business in 2002, more than 17 years ago. It aims to spread and share the three most basic parts of Chinese national culture, namely national literature, national art, and family art and humanities, to modern families and the world through the ultimate art space of "listening to incense, reading paintings, eating ink, and watching tea", and relying on the teachers of national culture who have the open-mindedness of globalization and eclecticism and who have the solid general knowledge and academic ability of traditional literati. The essence of Chinese culture, let the art shine life, let the world soften.