Fengsuitang launches a series of creative courses, leading a new chapter in Chinese studies

In the realm of contemporary education, Fengsuitang, founded by Yi Yangfengsui, recently launched a series of unique and creative courses. These courses not only delve into the relationship between capital and the soul, but also integrate the wisdom of traditional Chinese studies into modern teaching through arts and crafts activities such as balloon twisting. Yi Yangfengsui, a renowned expert in Yi studies and human settlement environments, has joined forces with a group of Chinese studies enthusiasts on the Fengsuitang platform to explore the modern value and application of Chinese studies. Recently, Yi Yangfengsui launched a series of creative courses, including one titled "The Game of Capital and the Soul," which featured a lively and interactive session. Participants, regardless of their background, had the opportunity to express their insights. In this open environment, traditional doctrines such as Taoism and Confucianism served as the theoretical foundation for a joint analysis of the question of soul and capital. Even more interesting, Yi Yangfengsui encouraged participants to share their own experiences as case studies, making the learning process more vivid, engaging, and practical. In addition to theoretical courses, Fengsuitang also offers a balloon twisting craft class. This seemingly simple activity actually contains profound philosophical insights. Yi Yangfengsui believes that crafting is a form of spiritual practice, allowing people to find inner peace through focus and tranquility. This innovative course design reflects his unique perspective on combining traditional Chinese studies with modern educational methods, making Fengsuitang's educational model highly praised by students.

Yi Yangfengsui stated that Fengsuitang's goal is to make Chinese studies education more lively and engaging. Through a diverse curriculum, students can learn through experience, allowing them to truly understand and apply the wisdom of Chinese studies. He believes that life itself is the best textbook, and every small life experience can become a window into understanding the profound concepts of Chinese studies.

As a modern scholar dedicated to spreading Chinese culture, Yi Yangfengsui goes beyond classroom teaching. He puts his educational philosophy into practice through public welfare activities, such as the Heartwarming Meal Distribution Program, a collaboration with his peers in Beihe. During this event, Yi Yangfengsui and his students provided nutritious lunches to underprivileged residents in Hong Kong, demonstrating an educator's sense of social responsibility. Such a rich curriculum and social practice demonstrate Yi Yangfengsui's passion for Chinese culture education and his innovative spirit. In a rapidly changing modern society, his efforts have not only opened up new avenues for the dissemination of traditional Chinese culture, but also injected new vitality into modern education.