Canadian teachers enjoy taste of Chinese culture
(chinadaily.com.cn) Updated:2019-06-13
A Canadian teacher tries his hands at Kesi, or Chinese silk tapestry, with the help of a Chinese student. Kesi means "cut silk" in Chinese, referring to the illusion of cut threads that are created by distinct, unblended areas of color. The Kesi technique was commonly used to replicate famous paintings. [Photo by Hua Xuegen/jschina.com.cn]
The Canglang Experimental Primary School in Suzhou, Jiangsu province welcomed a group of pre-service teachers from the University of Windsor in Canada on June 11, introducing them to the world of Chinese culture.