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Chinese language students playing music instrument “Guzheng” and perform Chinese martial arts of “lunge punch” and “lunge block”

Francis Lewis High School’s Lunar New Year Celebration!

Pinzhuo Xu, Multi-Media Editor
March 18, 2024
Chinese language students holding a sign showing “Dragon”, which is this year’s Chinese Zodiac.

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Sergeant First Class Florence playing Chinese Chess with a Chinese student.

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FLHS Student Janice Koo presenting her bookmark.

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FLHS Students DIY-ing bookmarks.

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Chinese language student giving out tassel (right).

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Japanese language student Carmen Yee smiling in front of a Japanese trifold, presenting at a Hatsumoude station, which means the first shrine visit of the year.

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A FLHS student interacting with a presenter at a “fortune telling” station that tells them their Chinese Zodiac according to their age.

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FLHS Student wearing hanbok, which is a traditional Korean clothing people would wear on holidays.

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Korean language teacher, Ms. Kwon, helping a student wearing a hanbok.

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Korean language student hanging up hanbok, which is a traditional Korean dress.

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FLHS Students taking notes from the posters presented.

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Japanese language student Frank Desueza introducing “O-mikuji”, which means “the message from god.”

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Some Chinese language teachers of Francis Lewis High School: Ms. Song (left), Ms. Zou (center), Ms. Lin (right)

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FLHS student doing calligraphy on a bookmark.

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Visitor from Consulate General of People’s Republic of China in New York speaking to Chinese language teachers from Francis Lewis High School.

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Posters compare various cultural traditions and holidays, including Chinese Lunar New Year in relation to Japanese mythology, Christmas, legend of the monster “Nian” (top center), and traditional Chinese foods. Note: Both “Chinese New Year” and “Spring Festival” refer to the Lunar New Year.

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Korean language students performing Buchaechum using fans, which represents the variety of nature. The formations of this dance depict images of nature, including birds, flowers, dragons, and waves.

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Korean language students Genesis Kim (front left), Sarah Kim (front center), and Da-eun Kim (front right) and other students performing neoclassical Korean fan dance “Buchaechum”. Which is a dance usually performed by a group of female dancers wearing colorful and flowing Hanbok dance to Minyo (Korean folk music).

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Chinese language students holding a banner meaning “Good luck in the Year of the Dragon“

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CNBC- A financial literacy seminar

Alyssa Colella, Alejandro Miranda, Pinzhuo Xu, and Selena Lin
February 27, 2024
Drum Corps members at Maspeth rocking the beat

Drum Corps Prepares for Memorial Day Parade Marches

Yetong Li, Pinzhuo Xu, and Konstantinos Konnaris
June 23, 2023
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