Cherishing Youth Without Borders: TRAILER 2020
Segment 1 of 10. Please enjoy!
Segment 1 of 10. Please enjoy!
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The weekend of February 8th and 9th marked the 19th Annual Lunar New Year celebration at the Oakland Museum of California. Adhering to the yearly tradition, the Boys School students performed the Dragon Dance, Chinese Orchestra, and 24 Seasons Festive Drumming.
IGDVS students recollect their memories with Heng Bin Shi.
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January 25th, 2020. After our own celebrations on our own campus, it was time to extend our festivities to the greater Ukiah community.
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January 24th, 2020. The Boys School’s in-school Chinese New Year celebration took place on Friday. Mr. Chen led students, parents, and teachers in the ancient Chinese tradition to pay our annual respects to “heaven, earth, the national leader, relatives, and teachers.”
December 18, 2019. DVGS celebrates Christmas during its annual Christmas Banquet.
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December 6th, 2019. WinterFest is celebrated.
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The annual Honouring Elders Day was celebrated on Saturday, October 26th, 2019. This year’s theme was: Commemorate the Past, Innovate the Future.
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Leaders are doers, they do what others don’t. They lead not by the magnitude of their voice, but rather, the virtues they exhibit. Good leaders can inspire others to step up and fulfill their potential, while a poor leader can only shout and demand for others to meet expectations. There are so many qualities that describe how a leader should act, but the truth is, we all have it in us to become one.
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An elder is like a majestic old tree that’s been planted firmly in our backyard. Gazing out through our windows, we seldom realize its presence; yet, on a hot sunny day, it is always there, providing for us shade and comfort. Our elders are just the same. Despite their valuable contributions, elders receive little, if any, recognition from today’s ever-busy youth. And thus, as part of this increasingly indifferent generation, we - as students of Developing Virtue - will, and must part from such trends. We, in turn, choose to honor our elders.