上海で装飾・ジュエリーの中国語結びワークショップ

The teachers and interpreters were very open, generous and easy to work with. All of my friends will be getting hand-tied Chinese knots for Christmas.

I had seen so many videos on social media of Chinese knotting and the beautiful, delicate decorations and jewellery people create with it, so I specifically searched for a workshop while I was in Shanghai and found this one. I really enjoyed the workshop. The teacher guided me through the techniques step by step and gave me plenty of time to practise. It was very satisfying to see the knots gradually come together. What I liked most was that I was learning a technique that I can continue practising at home. I’m already looking forward to trying different knots and making more pieces myself. A really enjoyable and rewarding experience, especially if you’re interested in traditional crafts and want to learn something you can continue after your trip.

I really enjoyed the workshop, it was relaxing, creative, and easy to join on my own, with plenty of guidance throughout the process. One of my favourite parts was choosing from the different jade stones to add to my bracelet. There were lots of styles to choose from, and I also learned that different colours can carry different meanings and symbolism in Chinese culture. It made the experience feel much more personal. It was great to leave with something I had made myself and meaningful from Shanghai.

Me and my friend went to this knotting workshop for a relaxing afternoon activity in Shanghai, and we had such a lovely time. It was fun learning the different steps. We made bracelets for each other, which made the experience even more special. It was satisfying when everything finally came together, and we both left wearing something handmade by the other person, a much more meaningful souvenir than something bought from a shop! It was also a nice opportunity to slow down and learn a little about traditional Chinese knotting. A great activity to do with a friend and a lovely memory to take home from Shanghai.

I’m really glad I decided to visit this place. The staff were incredibly warm and helpful, and you can feel that they genuinely love what they do. The experience felt authentic, creative, and very enjoyable. I would absolutely recommend it to anyone visiting Shanghai.

Went to a Chinese knotting workshop with friends and it turned out to be a really nice way to spend the evening. There were six of us, and we were making red bracelets together. It was Valentine's Day. While we were making knots, the host shared a beautiful story from Chinese tradition about the “red thread of fate.” According to the legend, people are born with an invisible red thread tied to them, and the other end is connected to the person they are meant to meet. The thread can stretch or get tangled, but it never breaks. I find the idea very romantic. The workshop lasted around an hour or a bit more, which felt just right, relaxed and not rushed. The atmosphere was very cozy, almost like being at someone’s home. It was calm, creative, and easy to enjoy the process while chatting with friends. The host was very friendly and patient, explaining the techniques and helping when someone got stuck. It left a really warm impression. It’s a great activity both for people who have just arrived in Shanghai and want to try something cultural, and for those who have lived here for a while and simply want to spend a quiet evening doing something creative with their hands in good company

Knotting workshop was interesting and very fun! Met so many new people!