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Beneath the Sound ProgrammeThe New Zealand Culture and Arts Foundation (NZCAF) was pleased to support Session 2 of the B...
06/08/2026

Beneath the Sound Programme

The New Zealand Culture and Arts Foundation (NZCAF) was pleased to support Session 2 of the Beneath the Sound Programme, held at our community centre on 2 August.

This session focused on the larynx and how sound is produced, providing participants with valuable insights into vocal anatomy and the science behind voice production. Through engaging presentations and interactive learning, attendees gained a deeper understanding of healthy vocal function and technique.

We sincerely thank the Beneath the Sound team for delivering another informative and inspiring session, and extend our appreciation to everyone who participated.

The NZCAF looks forward to continuing its support for educational and artistic programmes that enrich our community.

今天下午3点,第二期免费体验课程开始啦!

📢 Beneath the Sound(声音探索计划)

本期课程将带领大家深入了解:
🎤 喉(Larynx)的结构与功能
🎤 声音是如何产生的?
🎤 认识科学发声的基础原理

📅 课程时间

2026年8月2日(星期日)

📍 上课地点

Level 2, 245 Hobson Street, Auckland CBD

🕒 课程安排

第一场(6–12岁)
3:00 pm – 4:00 pm

第二场(13岁及以上)
4:30 pm – 5:30 pm

欢迎已参加第一期课程的同学继续学习,也欢迎对科学发声、歌唱和声音奥秘感兴趣的新朋友加入!

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期待与大家再次相见,一起探索声音的奥秘!

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Top honours announced at the closing ceremony included: Best Film Patch the Wind, Chase the Shadow; Best Documentary The Sinking of Lisbon Maru; Best Director Yang Zi; Best Actor Makiya Yamaguchi (Japan); Best Supporting Actor Ci Sha; and Best Actress Angela Yuen (Hong Kong, China). The ceremony also featured the NOYIFF (New Order Youth International Film Festival) short film awards, attracting strong participation from young film enthusiasts. The festival concluded on a high note, celebrating creativity and cross-cultural exchange across the Asia-Pacific region.

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Awards were presented for outstanding performances, including gold, silver and bronze prizes, along with special honours for producers and partners. The evening highlighted cultural exchange and youth creativity, reinforcing Channel 33’s mission to promote Chinese language and culture in New Zealand.

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Twenty dedicated representatives and leaders from local community organizations participated in the comprehensive training session. Under the expert guidance of St John instructors, attendees engaged in hands-on learning, covering critical topics such as CPR, wound management, emergency response protocols, and risk assessment.

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2025新春花市同乐日圆满落幕!

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新春花市同乐日分为室外和室内两个区域,为各年龄层的观众提供不同的精彩体验。室内大舞台上呈现多样化的、传统与现代相融合的文艺演出,众多本地文艺团体将为观众献上一场视听盛宴。室外的舞狮队精彩表演拉开了庆典的帷幕,象征着风调雨顺,如意吉祥,国泰民安。

活动当天,有超过200个摊位,涵盖食品、干货、年货、文化和艺术等多个品类,为大家提供丰富的选择。经过数十载的悉心经营,奥克兰新春花市早已成为奥克兰华人社区庆祝新春的标志性活动。近万名社区群众参与了本次活动。

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