The sound of the piano, the sound of singing, the sound of reciting poetry, the sound is sweet - the Spring Festival Tea Party of the Alberta Writers Association

The sound of the piano, the sound of singing, the sound of reciting poetry, the sound is sweet - the sound of the Spring Festival Tea Party of the Alberta Writers Association Shaojun Chen Pu Lao Zhen (…

The sound of the sound of the piano, the sound of singing, the sound of reciting poetry, the sound is sweet - the Spring Festival Tea Party of the Alberta Writers Association Shaojun Chen Pu Lao Zhen (Alberta Times News Reported by Xie Chengyan) At 12:00 noon on January 26, about fifty guests came to the Fengcheng Restaurant in Alberta to gather together in the heavy rain to celebrate the 2013 New Year of the Chinese Writers Association of Alberta, PEN Club, and the Alberta Times. Chairman of the Alberta Writers Association, Chang Zhen, the editor of the Alberta Times, Shaojun, chairman of the Writers Association, and local writers. Family writer Wang Jingyu brought news about Chinese writers from around the world, giving the guests a new understanding of the situation of the Arizona Writers' Association, the Chinese Writers' Association of North America, and the spirit of the latest meeting of the World Association of Women Writers. At the same time, the new staff of the Alberta Writers' Association was also elected on the spot. Frankly, Shaojun will continue to serve as the chairman of the Writers' Association. Four artists perform together The activities of the Writers Association are always a little different. Accompanied by the melody of Hulusi and Bawu by local artist Chen Zhigang, the host and president Shaojun proposed to talk about poems and stories about the Spring Festival. Shaojun praised "The sunrise and the river flowers are as red as the fire, and the spring is as green as the river water." The person in charge, Qiuxiang, immediately answered that it was a poem by "Bai Juyi" and recited the entire poem. At the same time, he read Wang Anshi's "Yuan Ri" to remind everyone of the folk custom of setting firecrackers and window grilles during the Spring Festival. Local painter Mr. Cao Jinqi also wrote a poem and presented a "dragon" painting to the local educator. Legalist, Mr. Chen Pu, Vice President of the Writers Association. Fei Jian, Chairman of Hualien, was inspired by the cultural atmosphere of the scene and took the stage to share the story of Beijing’s time-honored Chinese brand “Du Yi Chu”. Legend has it that Emperor Qianlong came to this small shop for a drink and a meal on New Year’s Eve in private. It is still in business, so it is named "Du Yi Chu". From now on, everyone in Beijing can go there to taste the special snacks that the emperor loved. There are Spring Festival poems, stories, and of course songs, "Holding Hands" by Mr. Zhu Jiayou, the new vice president of the Writers Association, which makes the guests feel the warmth of home during the New Year. The grand finale of this event is a joint performance by singer Gu Yayu, guzheng player He Ludi, calligrapher Chen Pu, and painter Fan Rong (Li Cheng). It can be said that the piano, song, calligraphy, and painting come together. The sound of the piano is long, the singing is rippling, and the teacher Chen Pu wrote for the scene "Half a Pot of Dirty Wine Embracing the Future." The song "A Clear String of Thousands of Miles in the Sky" added to the excitement of the event, and Spring Festival couplets were written for the guests. Teacher Li Cheng created a very New Year picture on the spot "There is more than enough every year". The wonderful performances of the four teachers pushed the event to the climax. Yu Wenjin, a senior overseas Chinese leader, and the writer's co-chair Xi Laozhen, local writers Jiu Feng, Qi Ruhong, Tang Xiaoxian, Sun Jianping and other guests all signed the New Year pictures, leaving lasting memories. Li Linglin, the principal of Phoenix Chinese Language College, provided various small prizes and allowed the guests to return triumphantly with good luck in the New Year. (Left) Gu Yayu (right) He Ludi and other guests took a group photo