Experience China, a popular week-long holiday program     1     (organize) by the Confucius Institute in Frankfurt took place online for the first time starting Monday. Designed for German children interested in the Chinese language and culture, this year’s program has been simplified     2     (adapt) to children’s online attention span and habits. It has fewer elements of dancing and martial arts,     3     instead features real-time video chat with Chinese youth in China, according to the institute.

In late March, the Confucius Institute in Frankfurt gradually moved its classes online during the epidemic. It also launched     4     (variety) online after-class activities, such as reading club and Tai Chi lessons, and successfully organized     5     online theater workshop in June between several culture centers in Europe and China. “The feedback on our online classes     6     (be) very good so far. We had no complaints about the sudden switch to online. Over the past months, we have been     7     (constant) improving the content and format of the online courses. ” Christina Werum-Wang,     8     (direct) of the Institute in Frankfurt, told Xinhua.“Even more, most people are very happy that we don’t stop classes, and they are simply grateful that the transition goes so smoothly.     9     some online courses should be kept in the future is still     10     discussion,” she added.