Jungnang-gu Holds Children's Tea (Cha) Etiquette Presentation Ceremony

22nd Annual Event Held This Year at Mangwoo Majung Village Vitalization Center
Approximately 200 Participants from 6 Daycare Centers

Jungnang-gu (Mayor Ryu Kyung-gi) will hold the 22nd Tea Etiquette Presentation on the 22nd at Mangwoo Majung Village Vitalization Center.

Sponsored by Jungnang-gu Office and hosted by the ‘Jungnang Tea Etiquette Research Association,’ about 200 children and parents from local national and public daycare centers and kindergartens will attend.

The tea etiquette presentation is held annually to provide children with an opportunity to experience traditional tea ceremony culture and learn the etiquette contained within it.

The children, dressed in hanbok, will perform a tea ceremony demonstration under the guidance of their teacher, brewing tea themselves and serving it to their parents.

The children participating in the presentation have received about three months of education on tea etiquette and traditional manners.

In addition to the tea ceremony demonstration, there will be time to experience various traditional cultures such as ▲drum beating ▲hwapo shooting ▲archery.

Ryu Kyung-gi, Mayor of Jungnang-gu, said, “I am very proud to see the children demonstrating our country’s traditional tea etiquette, which embodies communication and respect,” and added, “As Jungnang-gu is a city with a long history and culture, we will enhance the pride of the district by supporting not only the succession of traditional culture but also various educational programs.”

The district is striving to broaden children’s experiences by expanding various educational infrastructures such as indoor playgrounds, communal childcare rooms, and media centers. In September, the Youth Culture and Arts Creation Center was opened, and the 2nd Bang Jeong-hwan Education Support Center and an astronomy science museum are also scheduled to open.

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