The performances continued with Vivian Kellicker, from the Cleveland State University Department of Mechanical Engineering, who performed a routine called Tongue Twister in Mandarin to celebrate the New Year.
Vivian Kellicker
Young Jeremy Hammel performed A Million Dreams to celebrate the New Year.
Jeremy Hammel
Next, Ben Lyons and Alex Meyer performed a comedy routine called Cross Talk in Mandarin.
Ben Lyons and Alex Meyer
Next, young Sabrina Chung of the Great Wall Enrichment Center performed a jazz inspired dance called No Excuse.
Sabrina Chung of the Great Wall Enrichment Center
Next, Shuzi Li and Xinhang Chang performed to celebrate the New Year.
Shuzi Li and Xinhang Chang
Next, a traditional Chinese Tai Chi demonstration was performed by members of the Westlake Chinese Cultural Association.
Tai Chi demonstration by members of the Westlake Chinese Cultural Association
Confucius Institute Visiting Professor Shunqin Li sang this song to celebrate the New Year.
Confucius Institute Visiting Professor Shunqin Li
A student of the Westlake Reserve Academy performed Kung Fu Beats, a mixture of Kung Fu and dance.
Westlake Reserve Academy student performs Kung Fu Beats
Next, a student of the Westlake Reserve Academy performed a song from the Northern part of China called Mayila to celebrate the New Year.
Westlake Reserve Academy student sings Mayila
Next, a traditional Chinese Peacock Dance was performed by students of the Great Wall Enrichment Center.
Peacock Dance by students of the Great Wall Enrichment Center
Next, students from the Great Wall Enrichment Center performed a martial arts demonstration featuring 9 section whip chain weapon.
Students from the Great Wall Enrichment Center performed a martial arts demo
Next, RJ Davis from Ohio Wushu Academy performed a Nan Quan (Southern Fist) martial arts demonstration.
RJ Davis from Ohio Wushu Academy
Next, pianist Shuai Wang performed Prelude in G Minor, Op 23, No 5.
Pianist Shuai Wang
The final performance was a Chinese Green Flower Porcelain Dance also known as Blue and White Porcelain Dance. It was performed by members of the Westlake Chinese Cultural Association. As the stage was set up The MCs told about educational programs of the Confucius Institute at Cleveland State University.
Blue and White Porcelain Dance by the Westlake Chinese Cultural Association
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