Armenian national costume and traditional cuisine presented in Yiwu
At an international cultural event in Yiwu city on April 30th, Jasmina Grigoryan, an Armenian student, presented Armenian traditional cuisine and national costume. Her attire was an exquisite gown inspired by motifs and shapes of the Armenian traditional dress of the Yerevan region from the end of the 19th century, featuring distinctive floral ornaments and headgear. Attendees exhibited a significant level of curiosity regarding Armenian culture and traditional dishes, and many took photos with Jasmina.It is noteworthy that Yiwu, located in Zhejiang Province, China, is the world's largest wholesale market for small commodity goods. The city's logistics and infrastructure play
The Armenian booth was a standout at the international cultural event held at Beijing Language and Culture University
On April 27th, the Beijing Language and Culture University hosted its annual International Cultural Day, which brings together students from all over the world in a vibrant celebration. This event serves as a bridge between nations, allowing for the exchange of customs, traditions, and the rich cultural heritage that each participant brings.This year, the Armenian booth was a standout attraction, captivating visitors with its arts, crafts, and culinary delights. The booth displayed intricately crafted textiles and captivating photographic materials showcasing Armenia's famed landmarks and scenic wonders, offering a tantalizing glimpse into the soul of Armenia. The Armenian booth's culinary offerings
The torn rug was restored as a testimony of the reunion of two Armenian sisters who survived the Genocide
The "Vahanagorg" rug, a century-and-a-half-old artifact from Western Armenia, has a unique history. During the Armenian Genocide, a period when Armenians were forced to flee their homes, the rug was separated into two parts. Its significance lies in the fact that it was divided among a mother's daughters, with the assurance that the shield rug would protect them from all difficulties and help them surmount obstacles, ensuring that two pieces would be reunited with the reunion of two sisters.After 52 years, the rug's reunion occurred when the sisters coincidentally met at the Armenian Church in New York and brought the
Armenian students from Nanjing University introduced the culture and history of their homeland in Yunnan
A program called "Understanding China, Witnessing Revitalization - Overseas Students' 2024 National Education Practice: Shuangbai Trip" was recently organized by the Overseas Education College of Nanjing University. This program aimed to provide international students with a comprehensive understanding of China's history, culture, and rural revitalization efforts. From April 15th to 20th, the program welcomed a diverse group of participants, including Armenian students Anna Adamyan and Arevik Margaryan. During the program, students had the opportunity to explore the history and culture of the Yi ethnic group, as well as experience the progress made by Nanjing University in assisting Shuangbai, Yunnan. Anna and
Armenian Woman: Victim and Heroine of the Armenian Genocide- upcoming exhibition at the Armenian Genocide Museum
The Armenian Genocide Museum-Institute cordially announces the unveiling of its latest scholarly exposition, "Armenian Woman: Victim and Heroine of the Armenian Genocide," scheduled for April 23rd at 2:00 p.m.This exhibition endeavors to explore the nuanced historical narrative surrounding Armenian women during the Armenian Genocide, elucidating their multifaceted roles as both victims and agents of resilience amidst harrowing circumstances. Through an in-depth exploration of individuals such as Gulizar, Araxi Chepechyan, Parandzem Palyan, Zepyur Metspahkyan, Varter Nazaryan-Deranyan, Elmas Sarachyan-Poyachyan, Aurora Mardiganyan, Srbuhi Grigoryan, Zabel Yesayan, and Zaruhi Pahri, attendees will gain profound insights into the complex intersectionality of gender, identity, and survival.The
