The colorful clothes and feathers are flying in the sky, and the moon is shining at the end of the world at this time--The New Oriental Art School Mid-Autumn Party was successfully held

The colorful clothes and feathers are flying in the sky, and the moon is shining at the end of the world at this time--The New Oriental Art School Mid-Autumn Party was successfully held ("Sunbird&#822…

The colorful feathers are dancing in the sky, and the moon is shining brightly in the sky - the Mid-Autumn Festival Party of New Oriental Art School was successfully held (reported by "Sunbird" Qiuxiang, photo provided by Fu Niu) September 30, 2012 is the traditional Mid-Autumn Festival in China. The teachers and students of New Oriental Art School dedicated a Mid-Autumn Song and Dance Party to everyone at the CHANDLER Art Center Theater to celebrate the festival. Nearly a thousand spectators watched the performance. The party was jointly hosted by New Oriental Art School and ASU Confucius Institute. During the more than two-hour party, the students spared no effort to present Chinese ethnic dances, martial arts, piano performances and other performances to the audience. The entire cast of the show is composed entirely of students from the New Oriental Art School. The party's director and stage design were also performed by teachers from the school themselves. After the performance, Lu Lihua, the principal of New Oriental Art School, was interviewed by reporters. Principal Lu told reporters: This Mid-Autumn Festival Gala is actually the school’s academic performance. The purpose of the party is mainly to showcase the students' academic performance in the past school year and review the teachers' teaching achievements, and also to prepare for next year's Spring Festival Gala. At the same time, it is also to repay the Chinese community in Alberta for their support and care for New Oriental Art School over the years. Principal Lu said affectionately: “We are very grateful for the support from all walks of life, especially the Confucius Institute for its great help, and most of all, we are grateful to the parents for their strong assistance and the class mothers for their hard work!” Before the party started, a student painting exhibition was held in the front hall of the theater. Also held were early childhood education consultation activities hosted by ASU professor Dr. Jill Stamm and her students. Finally, Principal Lu also asked people to pay attention to the upcoming Spring Festival Gala of the Year of the Snake. The Spring Festival Gala is a large-scale variety show integrating vocal music, instrumental music, dance, martial arts, and skills. The content is richer, the forms are more diverse, and the content is more comprehensive and entertaining. In addition to New Oriental's own programs, the American community, Chinese community and Chinese artists will all join. The successful performance of this year's Mid-Autumn Festival Gala has made people look forward to the Year of the Snake Spring Festival Gala hosted by New Oriental Art School. The actors, teachers and representatives of the Confucius Institute shared the stage for the curtain call. Parents and students co-hosted Modern Dance: Nian Classical Dance Skill Combination: Seven Kingdoms War Song Dai Trio Dance: Happy Water Classical Dance Skill Combination: Seven Kingdoms War Song Children’s Dance: Butterfly and Little Puppet Martial Arts: Shaolin Soul Martial Arts Teacher Shi Yanqing (Master of Shaolin Temple) Han Dance: Baijia Xing Han Dance: Baijia Xing Han Dance: Kite Classical Dance "New Voices of Ancient Rhythm" Chinese Dance Skill Combination: You Are the Most Beautiful Chinese Classical Dance: Plum Blossom