Lunar New Year
Principal Alan Lai and CCS student Hyerim Park get together to talk about the Lunar New Year, celebrated in many parts of Asia and around the world.
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lots of love, Hyerim, Great to see you today, on Friday, and on YouTube. And welcome to Winnipeg, Alan. Great feature. Thanks for setting this up. Ted
Thanks. That was fun and informative.
Hyerim and Alan, thanks for sharing! I will be sure to ask Hyerim for some ttheokguk next time I am in Winnipeg! Sue