Live Long and Prosper: The Cultural Significance of Traditional Chinese Children’s Clothing and Accessories

A nation’s cultural zeitgeist is often made up of the four essential aspects of everyday life – clothing, food, shelter and transportation. Motifs and symbols on traditional Chinese children’s clothing and accessories reflect unspoken messages of love, hope and affection from parents to their children. Learn more about the links between traditional children’s clothing and Chinese culture in this sharing session conducted by Associate Professor Lee Cheuk Yin from National University of Singapore.

Speaker: Associate Professor Lee Cheuk Yin (Department of Chinese Studies, National University of Singapore)

Free admission for Singaporeans and PRs
Conducted in Mandarin

*Seats are available on a first-come, first-served basis. No registration required.

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