After nearly half a year of intensive preparations, Jiqian academy’s 2019 “filial piety” themed Summer Camp officially kicked off on July 2. This summer camp is based on “The Book of Filial Piety” as the main theme of reading and explaining. The “Book of Filial Piety” is a rare work that systematically displays the Confucian thought system and is also the core foundation of Confucianism. It describes “filial piety” and the methods and steps to promote it that emperors, princes, princes, officials, scholars, and common people should observe. It is hoped that by guiding the children to learn the spirit of filial piety, they can understand their parents’ good intentions, enhance parent-child relationship, and learn to be considerate about others.
2018 Summer Camp “Tao De Jing” Intensive Reading camp lasted from July 2 to August 17. In order to achieve a better teaching effect, teachers from New York, Taiwan, and Toronto gathered together to learn, prepare and teach together. In the classics reading section, the teachers helped the children read and recite the entire 81 chapters of the Tao Te Jing seventy or eighty times. Some chapters can already be memorized by the children. Teacher Yunxiang also explained the key words and sentences in a simple and interesting way, filling the children of curiosity and yearning for this classic full of oriental wisdom. Learn More
In response to the voices of many parents, Jiqian School organized the first classics reading summer camp from July 6th to July 31st, a total of four weeks. On the first day of the first week, we welcomed this special group of children with great joy. Their ages range from only 4 and a half years old to 13 years old. The children study for three hours a day and finished reading many chapters in “The Great Learning”, “The Doctrine of the Mean” and “Selected English Classics” in four weeks. Learn More
In response to the voices of many parents, Jiqian School organized the first classics reading summer camp from July 6th to July 31st, a total of four weeks. On the first day of the first week, we welcomed this special group of children with great joy. Their ages range from only 4 and a half years old to 13 years old. The children study for three hours a day and finished reading many chapters in “The Great Learning”, “The Doctrine of the Mean” and “Selected English Classics” in four weeks. Learn More