Our feline chefs share the delicious history of cherished festival treats, complete with important allergen information for every young scholar.
Mooncakes & Mid-Autumn
Tangyuan for Reunion
Zongzi & Dragon Boats
Celebrate the Mid-Autumn Festival with these sweet pastries. Often filled with lotus seed paste and egg yolk. Contains wheat, eggs, nuts.
Enjoy these sweet, glutinous rice balls during the Lantern Festival. Symbolizing reunion, they can contain peanut or sesame fillings. Contains gluten, peanuts, sesame.
Savor sticky rice dumplings wrapped in bamboo leaves, a Dragon Boat Festival classic. Fillings vary, often pork or bean paste. Contains soy, pork.
The Sound of Ancient China
The Elegant Guzheng
Listen to the flowing melodies of the Guzheng, a beautiful plucked zither. Its strings whisper tales of mountains and rivers.
The Expressive Erhu
Discover the Erhu, a two-stringed fiddle that sings with a human-like voice. Its soulful notes can tell any story.
The Lively Pipa
Meet the Pipa, a four-stringed lute known for its bright and percussive sound. It can mimic battle scenes or quiet contemplation.
The Bamboo Dizi
The Dizi, a transverse bamboo flute, creates clear, resonant tones. Its sound often evokes images of nature and tranquility.
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