23rd International Conference on Conceptual Modeling(ER2004)                       Shanghai, China


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Do It Yourself in Shanghai, China

Programme A (13:30-16:00, 11 Nov.)
Experience of Asian Art-Tea ceremony & Flower arrangement

The tea ceremony (chanoyu) is a unique expression of Japanese and Chinese culture that elevates the taking of tea to an art form. It employs a variety of refined objects, including hanging scrolls, flower vases, kettles, water jars, tea containers, tea scoops, tea whisks, and of course tea bowls. The harmonious arrangement and graceful use of these objects are at the heart of the tea ceremony, for this is what shows the host's appreciation for tea and feeling for beauty.

This programme will give you the opportunity to watch the tea ceremony and learn the Flower Arrangement. Also you can have an idea of the developing history of Chinese Weiqi.

Quotation: US$ 25 per person

Programme B (09:00-12:30, 10 Nov.)
Experience of Chinese Cooking

Chinese cuisine is one of the greatest methods of cooking. Many elements that have influenced its development. The Chinese people enjoy eating good food at all levels of society so cooking has developed into a very sophisticated art. Confucius once said: "Eating is the utmost important thing in life."

This programme will give you the opportunity to learn how to make Chinese Dumplings. You can also taste the dumplings made by yourself. What a special experience it is!

Quotation: US$ 40 per person

 

Co-organized by:
    Fudan University of China
    National University of Singapore

In Cooperation with:
    Database Society of the China Computer Federation
    ACM SIGMOD
    ACM SIGMIS

Sponsored by:
    National Natural Science Foundation of China
    ER Institute (ER Steering Committee)
    K.C. Wong Education Foundation, Hong Kong

Supported by:
    IBM China Co., Ltd.
    Shanghai Baosight Software Co., Ltd.
    Digital Policy Management Association of Korea 		               

       

 
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