Nov 7, 2024, 1:01 AM
Nov 7, 2024, 1:01 AM

Rakotoarivony Mamisoa Shapes Culture in Beijing Through Education

Highlights
  • Rakotoarivony Mamisoa has lived in China for eight years, originally coming as an international student.
  • He teaches at Beijing Foreign Studies University and is fluent in Chinese.
  • Mamisoa aims to share the essence of Chinese culture in Madagascar through the kuaiban art form.
Story

Rakotoarivony Mamisoa, also known as Tang Lei in China, is a Malagasy educator who has lived in China for eight years. Initially arriving as an international student, he now shares his knowledge at Beijing Foreign Studies University, where he has become fluent in Chinese. Mamisoa has developed a passion for kuaiban, a vibrant form of Chinese folk art that involves the use of bamboo clappers to create rhythmic sounds. Through this art form, he highlights the cultural connection between China and Madagascar. His experiences in China, particularly with kuaiban, have inspired him to promote the beauty of Chinese culture back in his home country, inviting others to explore it deeply and personally.

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