For centuries, dragons and horses have played an important role in Chinese history. On the occasion of the Chinese New Year, the Histotainment lecture (in Brabant) goes back to the beginning of the Qing rule:
\n the Ming dynasty has been expelled, but there are still many rebellious hotspots in the country itself. Emperor Kangxi must therefore pull out all the stops to unify the new Chinese empire. And then expand.
\nHow will he tackle the problems? You will hear it during this fascinating lecture by cultural historian Drs. Ingrid van Leeuwen.
\nThis is followed by the homemade, Chinese 3-course lunch.
\nProgram:
\n10.30 a.m.: Reception with coffee and Lychees-tartelettes. 11.00 a.m.: Presentation “Dragons, Horses, Priests”, followed by Chinese music (not live) 12.30 p.m.: Homemade lunch with an adaptation of Chinese dishes.
\nPie with black mushrooms, lotus root and a dessert with Goji berries and fruits are served. 2.30 p.m.: closing.
\nRegistration until 19 February.
\nAbout the speaker: after successfully completing the History study at Radboud University, Ingrid van Leeuwen worked in education for many years. In 2013 she founded Histotainment, a cultural-historical company specializing in lectures on High-Society in the distant past. Both Europe and China are covered.
\nAt the moment there are more than 40 lectures, in combination with ‘High-Food’ (home-cooked lunches or dinners) of the country in question. Both in Esch (near Den Bosch) and on location. <\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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