| Public Programs TCM Free Clinic at the CCC 
This April, the CCC is holding the first Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Free Clinic, held in collaboration with licensed acupuncturists, herbalists, and practitioners from the International TCM Symposium of San Francisco. The clinic will feature bilingual lectures on Dietary Therapy, focusing on the particular seasonal transition between winter and spring. Lectures will focus on the use of foods that tonify internal organs and systems as they correlate with the principles of the Five Elements: Earth, Wind, Fire, Water, and Metal. The community is invited to attend the both lectures and all-day clinic visits with licensed practitioners, who will also be on hand to prescribe and provide patient-specific herbal remedies. When: April 2, 11am-3pm Where: Chinese Culture Center Auditorium, 750 Kearny St. 3rd Floor For more information about our speakers and the event, visit our website or click here. 中醫義診
舊金山中華文化中心（CCC），協同加州执照针灸医师公会熱力呈現第一屆中醫義診。義診當天將有專業針灸醫師，中醫醫師以及多位職業醫師參與。 義診活動將從4月2日上午11點起至下午3點結束。同時，將有關於冬春換季的專業養生療法講座（中英文）。講座主要側重于"五行學説"，與大家分享如何以合理的飲食滋養調理人體的五臟六腑及循環系統。 義診活動歡迎各界人士參與。 除了講座，現場更有專業中醫師逐一把脈開方。
Visual Arts Don't Miss the In Search of Roots Exhibition  In Search of Roots interns celebrate the opening of their exhibition in the CCC Gallery. The In Search of Roots Program's exhibition is still on view at the CCC gallery until April 20. The show highlights the journeys of each of the CCC's 2009-2010 Roots Interns, and makes for a fantastic experience in and of itself. Read a review of the exhibition and overview of the program by the SF Chronicle here. 
The 2010 In Search of Roots Book, which chronicles the Rooter's experiences through essay, photo collage, and travelogue, is also available for purchase as a $50 donation. Get in touch at info@c-c-c.org or give us a call to order! . In Search of Roots Exhibition When: Open until April 20, 10am-4pm Tues-Fri Where: CCC Gallery 750 Kearny St. 3rd Floor Stella Zhang re-opens 0-Viewpoint 
XianRui 2010 artist Stella Zhang, is taking her 0-Viewpoint to Stanford Art Spaces. Beginning on March 25, the show will be held in the Paul G. Allen building and the David Packard Building and is open weekdays from 8:30am to 5:00 pm. Don't miss the continued evolution of this one-of-a-kind installation. For up-to-date information, visit the artist's website here. Zheng Chongbin in conversation with Tony Godfrey 
This Saturday March 26, Xianrui 2011 artist Zheng Chongbin will discuss contemporary ink painting and his upcoming show, White Ink, opening at the CCC in May. Art Historian Tony Godfrey will host the conversation, which will be held at the Asian Art Museum's Samsung Hall, at 200 Larkin St.
Education 
*Reminder* registration is now open for the CCC's spring semester! Click here to sign up for Mandarin, Brush Painting, Calligraphy, Tai Chi, Children's immersion and Guzheng classes Roots Plus is taking applications! Last year, the CCC expanded the In Search of Roots Program to extend the unique Roots Experience to older adults of Chinese American ancestry. For more information on the program and details on the application process, click here. For coverage of the program, check out this link.
Around the Community Asian ImpRov Arts holding auditions for Lenora Lee's Reflections 3.27 and 3.29 
Lenora Lee is looking for 5 male dancers or martial artists with training in modern dance or martial arts. A strong background in improvisation and good collaboration skills are pluses. You will be asked to learn dance and martial arts movements, as well as to improvise and generate movement phrases. Sunday, March 27th, 9:30am - 12pm OR Tuesday, March 29th, 6-9pm Location: Chinese Historical Society of America
965 Clay Street (between Powell & Stockton), enter on Joice Alley at Clay Street Email Lenora@asianimprov.org to reserve your space.
Performance dates: September 8-11, 2011, 8pm (4 shows) - San Francisco
1 week between October 19 - November 6, 2011 (4 shows) - New York Performances are paid Chinatown Branch of the San Francisco Public Library: Writing across cultures 
East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres An author event with Andrew Lam Andrew Lam will talk about and read from his essay collection East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres. Part memoir, part meditation and part cultural anthropology, these essays explore the Vietnamese Diaspora and how East and West are changing each other. From cuisine to self-esteem, Lam shines new light on the bridges and crossroads where two hemispheres meld into one worldwide "immigrant nation" and the cultural gaps that remain. 作者Andrew Lam 朗讀及暢談他的散文選 《東西相融》 (East Eats West: Writing in Two Hemispheres)。部分回憶，部份冥想以及部份人類文化學，這些文章揭示了越南逃難的歷史以及東西方如何彼此磨合。從美食到自尊，作者為東西兩個半球的融合以及文化差異開拓新的視野。 For details on location and time, please click here. Event is Free
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Chinese Culture Center of San Francisco
750 Kearny Street, 3rd Floor
San Francisco, CA 94108
415 986 1822
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