Chinese calligraphy workshop bridges cultures in Sabah


Ng demonstrating the art of Chinese calligraphy during a workshop at a resort in Kota Kinabalu.

Sabah Kota Kinabalu Chinese Calligraphy Association and a local resort held a three-day event to promote traditional Asian practices among the resort’s guests and local communities, thereby helping to preserve those arts.

The association’s master calligrapher Teo Seng Chong and deputy secretary Ng Keam Kee conducted a Chinese calligraphy workshop for resort guests, and another for local schoolchildren.

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