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September 2026
Mid-Autumn Festival Celebration for Undergraduate Students
Join EALAC for our Undergraduate Welcome Back & Mid-Autumn Celebration! Kick off the new academic year with fellow EALAC students and faculty while celebrating the Mid-Autumn Festival. Stop by for food and a chance to connect with the EALAC community. All EALAC majors, minors, and students interested in East Asian Studies are welcome!
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Topics are tentative and subject to change. Friends and Friendship (9/11), My Most-Used Phone APP (9/18), Childhood Memories (9/25), The Ideal Pet (10/2), Colors and Culture (10/9), Celebrity Worship (10/16), Money and Spending Habit (10/23), A Message to My Future Self (10/30), Chinese Zodiac vs. Western Astrology (11/6), Health and Exercise (11/13), Three Must-Haves for Traveling (11/20), and the Art of Gift-Giving (12/4)
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Chinese Corner
Topics are tentative and subject to change. Friends and Friendship (9/11), My Most-Used Phone APP (9/18), Childhood Memories (9/25), The Ideal Pet (10/2), Colors and Culture (10/9), Celebrity Worship (10/16), Money and Spending Habit (10/23), A Message to My Future Self (10/30), Chinese Zodiac vs. Western Astrology (11/6), Health and Exercise (11/13), Three Must-Haves for Traveling (11/20), and the Art of Gift-Giving (12/4)
Find out more »Chinese Corner
Topics are tentative and subject to change. Friends and Friendship (9/11), My Most-Used Phone APP (9/18), Childhood Memories (9/25), The Ideal Pet (10/2), Colors and Culture (10/9), Celebrity Worship (10/16), Money and Spending Habit (10/23), A Message to My Future Self (10/30), Chinese Zodiac vs. Western Astrology (11/6), Health and Exercise (11/13), Three Must-Haves for Traveling (11/20), and the Art of Gift-Giving (12/4)
Find out more »Manufacturing Early China (MERCH): A Multi-disciplinary Investigation into the Rise, Development and Impacts of Mass Production in Early China
Register: https://tangcenter-columbia.org/october-9-2026/ While it is widely accepted among scholars of Early China that mass production characterized several industries, or at least parts of them by the end of the first millennium BCE, this fact has not been accorded the historical importance it deserves. Among economic historians, mass production is widely recognized to have played a role in sweeping economic, political and social changes but is also seen as strictly a modern, post-Industrial Revolution phenomenon. If mass-production did exist in Early…
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Topics are tentative and subject to change. Friends and Friendship (9/11), My Most-Used Phone APP (9/18), Childhood Memories (9/25), The Ideal Pet (10/2), Colors and Culture (10/9), Celebrity Worship (10/16), Money and Spending Habit (10/23), A Message to My Future Self (10/30), Chinese Zodiac vs. Western Astrology (11/6), Health and Exercise (11/13), Three Must-Haves for Traveling (11/20), and the Art of Gift-Giving (12/4)
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