The discovery of "popular rhapsody" (俗赋) and its literary significance, by Professor Fu Junlian who is a Professor of Chinese literature at Northwest Normal University, China.
Ochre and Ink is a documentary film about the extraordinary story of Chinese-Australian artist Zhou Xiaoping and his inspiring collaboration with Aboriginal artists in remote Arnhem Land over 23 years.
The new Basic Chinese language program offered by the Centre for Continuing Education and the Confucius Institute includes classes for beginners and for people with background knowledge of Chinese language.
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The Confucius Institute offers high quality Chinese culture courses.
Back by popular demand, the Confucius Institute offers free Kung Fu Workshops in September.
The Confucius Institute offers intensive Chinese language programs at Fudan University - our partner university in Shanghai.
Presented by Confucius Institute & Chinalink Gallery. 27 July - 26 August 2012.
Limited places are available. Please book early to avoid disappointment.
Tai Chi Association annual Tai Ji Quan competition Saturday 9th June.
Enjoy an enchanting evening with Chinese folk and art songs, co-presented by the Confucius Institute and the Sydney Conservatorium of Music. 
In this public talk, Shu-Cheen Yu will talk about her life as a performer from a Chinese opera/folk singer transforming into a Western opera singer. 
On May 7 Fudan University, the partner university of the Confucius Institute, will hold an information day at the University of Sydney. 
Ochre and Ink is a documentary film about the extraordinary story of Chinese-Australian artist Zhou Xiaoping and his inspiring collaboration with Aboriginal artists in remote Arnhem Land over 23 years.
Chinese Martial Arts Course starting from 22 March. Enrol Now!
We have produced the free 2012 Sydney China Diary and website to celebrate the 40th Anniversary of diplomatic relations between Australia and China.
The new Basic Chinese language program offered by the Centre for Continuing Education and the Confucius Institute includes classes for beginners and for people with background knowledge of Chinese language.
At this free public forum, Chinese and Australian film makers will compare and contrast the art of film making in China and Australia. 
Public lecture on the development and characteristics of China's eight regional cuisines.