Thailand Don'T Cave Confucius College Brings Traditional Chinese Costume To The Lantern Festival.

According to the news of the Hanban website, in November 21, 2010, Thailand's beautiful border town, don't City, was laughing and laughing.

People celebrate the annual traditional festivals in accordance with national customs.

Water Lantern Festival is a traditional festival celebrated by the people of Thailand.

This year, the traditional Chinese ethnic costumes show held by Confucius college in do not cave has become a fresh and beautiful landscape in the small town Festival.

More than 30 Confucius teachers and students dressed in colorful traditional Chinese costumes, accompanied by cheerful folk music dances, attracted many local citizens and foreign tourists to stop and watch.

The teachers and students of Confucius college enthusiastically introduced the characteristics of Chinese ethnic costumes and constantly met the request of tourists to take photos.

The Chinese traditional ethnic costumes show 3 main features: first, the full range of clothing and colorful, the students dressed in traditional costumes are like a miniature of the Chinese nation's family; two, the number of participants is large and the age span is large.

More than 30 students actively enrolled, including young, middle-aged and young, the oldest 68 years old, the youngest only 3 years old.

Three, the form is unique, displaying various costumes in the procession, the combination of music and dance movements, the combination of live commentary and group photo taking, vivid, natural and easy-going.

Through this exhibition of traditional Chinese costumes, we have enhanced the understanding of the Chinese people of different nationalities and ethnic costumes in Thailand, inspired the interest of Chinese culture, enhanced the friendship between the Chinese and Thai peoples, and wrote a new chapter in the cultural exchange between China and Thailand.