Lunar New Year Gala at Columbia University
Updated: 2016-02-08 22:49
(China Daily USA)
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Students of Columbia University put on a Lunar New Year Gala on Sunday on campus in New York. A mix of Chinese and Western culture was presented through videos, crosstalk, kuaiban, sketch comedy, drama, songs and dance.Chinese Consul General of New York Zhang Qiyue attended the gala and wished all students and faculties a Happy New Year. Since 1996, CUCSSA has held 19 Chinese New Year galas. HEZI JIANG / China Daily |
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