Calling for Creative Videos for the "Chinese Language Day" Online Event
Dear Chinese learners and Chinese language fans:
Chinese is one of the six official languages of United Nations. In order to paying tribute to Cangjie who created Chinese, the United Nations has selected Guyu, one of 24 solar terms in Lunar calendar, as the "Chinese Language Day". We are honored to celebrate the 11th Chinese Language Day on April 19th, 2020. Since the epidemic of COVID-19 has been raging all over the world and become a challenge faced by all, the "Chinese Plus"((www.chinesecio.com) will host an online campaign to celebrate this year's "Chinese Language Day" by collecting and showcasing creative videos on Chinese language. This online campaign aims to encourage all Chinese learners across the world to support each other, carry on learning, and to overcome the current crisis. Whether you are a Chinese learner or a Chinese fan, we warmly invite you to join us to celebrate this special "Chinese Language Day" with creativity!
1.Entries Content
· Chinese recital videos on Chinese poems listed in the attached file (within 3 minutes) or photos/videos on Chinese calligraphy (within 3 minutes);
· Creative videos on learning or using Chinese poetry (within 3 minutes);
· Creative videos on learning or using Chinese characters (within 3 minutes).
2.Time Period
Entries will be accepted from April 13th to 16th, 2020.
3.Showcase Form
A selection of excellent submissions will be on-going presented on the main page of the "Chinese Language Day" of the "Chinese Plus" website from April 19th to 26th.
4.How to Participate
Please submit your entry by email and name it as "China University of Petroleum (Beijing) + nationality + Chinese name + English name + video title" to kaowu@chinesetest.cn and xzq@cup.edu.cn. Dead line: 17:00, April 16.
Attachment: 
Chinese poems used in the international community's anti-epidemic cooperation.pdf
We look forward to your participation!
Confucius Institute Online-Chinese Plus
College of International Education, CUPB