Confucius Institute - Budapest, Hungary
1088 Budapest, Múzeum krt. 4/F, Tel: (36)-(1)-411-6597
NEXT EVENTS
Our everyday Baozi – Cookery course
Wednesday, May 22nd, 2013, 17:30-20:00
Helyszín: ELTE- BTK R épület – the kitchen of Xo bistro
Free Chinese cooking course for everybody! Maybe everybody knows the baozi – a dish so popular with the Chinese. Its base is a kind of bread-like steamed pasta, which is flavoured with meat or vegetable filling. It is an extremely tasty and popular dish, which is by no means impossible to make. This year, in a one-occasion free cookery course organised by the Confucius Institute, everybody can learn the tricks of making baozi.
Participation is free but registration is necessary.
The course is full.
Children’s Day When China moves to the Városliget
May 27th, 2013-05-06
Location: Városliget
The Institute has established itself as a regular participant in the children’s day programmes in Városliget, and will continue to take part in the events this year too.
Along with the usual programmes, such as knotting, calligraphy, using chopsticks and paper cutting, this time we are preparing surprise prgrammes too. We are hoping to turn the visit to our tent into a real experience for both children and parents. Besides several interactive and playful programmes, children can get a glimpse of and get familiar with Chinese culture. Everybody is welcome!
A secretive community Muslims living in China - – a lecture by Dr Mihály Dobrovits
May 28th, 2013, 18:00-19:30
Location: ELTE-BTK, building R, ground floor, room 31
Competitions
Imagine, this is what China means to me! – novel and poetry writing competition for primary school students
March 1st, 2013 – June 3rd, 2013
This year, the Confucius Institute is setting up a writing competition for primary school students. The aim is to capture all they know about China, its culture and history in the most colorful and unique way possible.
The art works will be evaluated separately for 1st to 4th form, and for 5th to 8th form students. Works can be submitted from March 2013 to June 3, 2013; results will be announced and prizes will be given out on June 14th.
Written texts can be sent by e-mail to the following address: titkarsag.konfuciusz@gmail.com, or by post: Confucius Institute, 1088 Budapest, Múzeum krt. 4/F In both cases please include the general competition title “Imagine, this is what China means to me!”, the name, age and school of the artist/writer, and a contact number or address.
In each other’s eyes – creative competition for secondary school students
March 1, 2013 – May 24, 2013
Of the migrants living in Hungary, Chinese immigrants constitute the second biggest community. The Confucius Institute would like to call the attention of secondary school students to the varied and rich culture of the Chinese diaspora living here.
Both topics and media of the competition are optional. We welcome photos, interviews, short films, novels, paintings and drawings. The submitted works, along with material offered to us by ODEON Colour School, will be displayed on June 3.
The best and most creative works will be richly rewarded. Please send works by e-mail to the following address: titkarsag.konfuciusz@gmail.com, or by post to: Confucius Institute, 1088 Budapest, Múzeum krt. 4/F by May 24, 2013. In both cases please write the general competition title ’In each other’s eyes’, the name, age and school of the artist/writer, and a contact number or address. The ceremonial announcement of results will take place on June 3, 2013.
All competitors are welcome!
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ABOUT US
* Founded in 2006
* Rated excellent by Hanban in 2007, 2011 and 2012
* Active in 9 towns and 35 institutions
* More than 2000 students a year
* 30 native teachers
* Own students’ book in Hungarian
* 50 cultural events a year
* Reception of Prime Minister Wen Jiabao in 2011
* Organising the 3rd Conference of European Confucius Institutions in 2011
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