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Worldshine Paper Cutting Art

At Worldshine we take pride in our arts and crafts activities. We are especially excited to show everyone what our participants have been doing for the Chinese paper cutting activity. Chinese paper cutting, or known as jianzhi（剪纸）is a traditional...

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Worldshine Tai Chi

Tai Chi is very popular among our physical health and exercise activities at Worldshine. Tai Chi is a variation of an internal Chinese Martial Art that consists of a series of gentle physical movements and stretching. With Tai Chi,...

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Church Visit!

It is a beautiful summer day! Our participants visited the Washington DC Temple located in South Kensington, Maryland. Our staff did a wonderful job to make this trip safe, exciting, and pleasant for our participants. We sure had a...

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Worldshine Gardening Group

Summer is here, and with that comes beautiful sunny days. Our lovely participants at Beltsville center are enjoying the weather by doing some gardening! Gardening can provide many benefits outside of growing your own nutritious plants and beautiful...

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Vietnamese Dance Class!

Our lovely Vietnamese participants are practicing the traditional Hat Dance. Dancing has amazing health advantages for the elderly such as improving conditions of heart and lungs, as well as training endurance, coordination, and flexibility.  Our physical dance...

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Happy 100th Birthday Hu Yonju!

Sep 12th 2021 is the 100th birthday of our loving participant - Hu Yonju! We prepared a surprising birthday party at her apartment. What an amazing day with love and laugh! Dear Hu, Happy 100th birthday. Bravo! You've made...

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