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Author: Grace Jan

Grace Jan is the Yao Wenqing Chinese Painting Conservator at the Freer and Sackler where she cares for the museum’s Chinese painting and calligraphy collection. Ms. Jan supports the museum’s Chinese Painting Conservation Program to promote domestic and international exchange and collaboration.
Grace Jan's Chinese school class performing for Lunar New Year
February 16, 2021February 16, 2021

Lunar New Year: Lessons From Chinese School

Chinese New Year, Chinese school, dance, holiday traditions, Lunar New Year, parents, performance
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