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National Conference Keynote Address: Bridging Cultures and Conne...
Recent UpdatesIn her presentation to conference, Dr. Peggy Burrows, the esteemed Manukura/Principal at Haeata Community Campus in Ch...
Banquet will be a Conference highlight
Get ready for one of the major highlights of this year's conference - the banquet! It's a fantastic opportunity to reconnect with old friend...
Grand Canal Heritage Tour, a diverse experience with NZCFS, Sept...
“The East is Red”, Mao Zedong proclaimed from the summit of Tai Shan. Several millennia earlier, Confucius stated from the same summit t...
Grand Canal Tour September 2024
From the 4th until the 24th of September, travel from Beijing to Shanghai visiting important sites along the route of the Grand Canal. B...
Convergence Art Exhibition 4th Floor, Tūranga (Central Library),...
This very interesting exhibition has artworks by five local artists; Marshal Wang, Haruko Furukawa, Masako Fisher, Sayoko Pettigrew and Chri...
The Power of Art
Tauranga branch member John Hodgson has for many years been actively involved in building relationships between Jiangxi province, and the ci...
Return to Shandan reveals an exciting teaching opportunity
Previous National President Dave Bromwich is in China at the moment. The following is his report of a visit to Shandan and an exciting oppor...
October 2023 – Travel the NZCFS NZ Heroes in China Tour
NZCFS New Zealand Heroes in China Tour (Previously named NZCFS Rewi Alley and Kathleen Hall Heritage tour.)Now scheduled for October 202...
Teachers for Shandan Bailie School, Gansu Province
Our society has had a request from the Shandan Bailie School (SBS) Gansu province, for us to supply two English teachers. The society sent a...
Culture Galore, Christchurch: Saturday, 18 February
Our society’s Christchurch branch has taken part in this annual event, which is always held in Ray Blank Park, for many years now. This yea...
Nelson celebrates another successful year with banquet
The AGM, and banquet to celebrate Chinese New Year, was held later than usual. The 42 attendees included two Branch Life Members, ...