The Confucius Institute at University of Dhaka launches its series of Chinese culture courses for the Fall Semester 2026达卡孔院2026秋季学期中国文化系列课程相继开课
2026年9月6日，随着第一笔墨迹落在宣纸上、第一声琴音在教室响起，达卡大学孔子学院本学期中国文化系列课程正式拉开帷幕。《书法》《中国画》《古筝》《汉字》《武术》五门课程同步开课，众多师生走进课堂，在书写、绘画、演奏和练习中开启中国文化学习之旅。
书法课堂上，20名学生在孔院公派教师者孟林的指导下学习文房四宝和基本书写技法。从执笔、运笔到笔画练习，学生认真观察教师示范，并尝试完成自己的书法作品。一横一竖、一撇一捺，学生在实际书写中逐步认识汉字的结构特点和中国书法的艺术魅力。
中国国画课堂共有10名学生参加，由孔院聘请的教师Surovi Akter授课。课堂围绕笔墨技法和构图展开，教师结合山水、花鸟等传统题材进行讲解和示范。学生手执毛笔，在宣纸上尝试运笔、着墨，通过实际练习感受中国画独特的表现方式。
古筝课堂吸引了14名学生参加。孔院公派教师崔筱菁从古筝的历史、形制和基本演奏方法讲起，带领学生练习基本指法。随着手指拨动琴弦，清亮的琴声在课堂中响起，学生在亲自演奏中感受中国传统音乐的韵律与节奏。
汉字课堂共有44名学生参加，由孔院公派教师王欢授课。课堂围绕汉字的起源、造字原理和字形演变展开，教师结合具体汉字讲解其发展过程和使用规范。一个个熟悉的汉字在课堂中被重新拆解、讲解，学生也在互动学习中进一步了解汉字背后的历史与文化。
武术课堂则充满活力，共有51名学生参加。由达卡大学孔子学院与达卡大学中国语言与文化俱乐部合作开设的武术课在现代语言学院举行。课堂上，学生跟随教师练习基本身法、步法和入门套路，从准备动作到招式练习，一招一式认真完成，课堂气氛热烈。
从安静的执笔书写，到挥毫作画；从悠扬的琴声，到汉字源流的讲解，再到充满活力的武术训练，五门课程呈现出不同的课堂节奏，也让中国文化以更加直观、生动的方式走近达卡大学师生。此次中国文化系列课程正式开课，标志着达卡大学孔子学院本学期文化教学活动全面展开。未来，孔子学院将继续依托多样化的文化课程和活动，为达卡大学师生提供更多了解中国、体验中国文化的机会，进一步推动中孟青年之间的交流与互动。
On September 6, 2026, the Confucius Institute at the University of Dhaka launched its fall‑semester series of Chinese culture courses. Five courses — Chinese Calligraphy, Chinese Painting, Guzheng instrument, Chinese Characters and Martial Arts — opened to students. Teachers and students embarked on a journey of Chinese cultural learning through hands‑on practice.
In the calligraphy class, under the guidance of a Chinese teacher, twenty students learned basic writing skills. They got to appreciate the artistic charm of Chinese calligraphy through actual writing practice.
The Chinese painting class, taught by a local invited teacher, had ten participants. Students learned brush‑and‑ink techniques and composition, and experienced the unique appeal of traditional Chinese painting by trying out brushwork on rice paper.
Fourteen students joined the guzheng class. The Chinese instructor introduced the instrument’s history and fundamental playing skills. Students felt the beauty of traditional Chinese music by playing the guzheng instrument themselves.
Forty‑four students attended the Chinese character course. The Chinese teacher talked about the origins, formation rules and evolution of Chinese characters. Interactive learning helped students grasp the history and cultural meanings behind Chinese characters.
The martial arts class, jointly run with the university’s Chinese Language and Culture Club, supported by the university Wushu Club, drew 51 students. Learners practiced basic postures and beginner routines in a lively atmosphere.
These five diverse courses bring Chinese culture vividly to local teachers and students. The opening marks the full start of the institute’s cultural programs for this semester. Going forward, the Confucius Institute will offer more varied courses and events. It aims to create more opportunities for local youth to know and experience Chinese culture, and boost exchanges between young people from China and Bangladesh.