Global Youth Exchange: Rooted in Heritage, Co-created by Youth.

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To bridge youth and communities through Asian heritage, empowering the next generation with traditional wisdom, artistic expression, and social action—fostering cultural continuity, identity, mental wellness, and civic responsibility. 

(Teen-Led Community Impact)

• Monthly "Tea & Talk" pop-ups in libraries/public spaces
• Fundraising initiatives (e.g., 2025 computer classes for underserved youth)
• "We don’t just serve tea—we serve change."

(Documenting Living Heritage)

• Journalism projects:
  • Covering The Voice of China SF, Lunar New Year festivals
  • Documenting Stanford Christmas Concert, Qipao Month events
• "Teens with cameras preserve what textbooks can’t capture."

(Reimagining Cultural Expression)

• Flagship performances:
  • "56 Ethnic Costumes Dance" (2025)
  • "Six Teas of Harmony" immersive show
• Hands-on heritage workshops (e.g., Pulu cashmere craft)
• "Ancient arts, remixed by Gen-Z."

Tea & Eastern Aesthetics Initiative (2023–Present)

• Organized monthly cultural gatherings in libraries, campuses, and public spaces, blending tea ceremonies with contemporary Asian art.

The Voice of China – San Francisco (2023)

• Led a youth media team to interview organizers and contestants across multiple episodes.

Stanford Centennial Church Christmas Concert (2023)

• Captured exclusive behind-the-scenes footage of performers, preserving the event’s artistic legacy.

Lunar New Year Festivals – Mountain View & Sunnyvale (2024)

• Directed press coverage, spotlighting organizers, Asian American artists, and community leaders.

Pulu Cashmere Craft Show (Dec 2024)

• Co-produced a holiday showcase of Tibetan intangible cultural heritage wool artistry.

Sunnyvale Lunar New Year Festival (2025, Year of the Snake)

• Curated two flagship performances:
  • "56 Ethnic Costumes Dance"
  • "Harmony Through Tea: Six Flavors of the East"

Computer Skills Fundraiser Tea Party (April 2025)

• Raised funds for low-income students’ tech education while teaching tea philosophy.

San Francisco Qipao Month Opening Ceremony (April 2025)

• Hosted a vintage-style tea gathering and participated in period photography.

Asian Art Museum Qipao Month Finale (May 2025)

• Performed tea rituals for guests and explained its cultural significance in a modern context.

Email: info@asianchea.org

"Be more than a spectator—become a storyteller, a creator, a keeper of traditions. Whether you're a budding artist, a curious learner, or a community builder, your hands can help brew the next chapter of Asian heritage. Let’s steep the past in fresh possibilities—together."

Act Now:
✧ Volunteer at our next event
✧ Sponsor a young culture-keeper
✧ Bring this program to your community

"The leaves are ready—are you?"