Life is like a shared journey. We meet people, discover cultures, and collect experiences. Along the way, we can find our own inner source. We share something of ourselves and, in return, receive something from others — it is precisely this Lao Lao Mai Mai that is the most precious thing in our lives. Every act of „mixing and connecting“ brings us closer to our common source and FuQi – the energy of happiness.

„Let’s do a spring cleaning, clear everything once!
That’s why we have FuQi Day.“
Master Dean Li

Right now, German students are traveling through China to explore the roots of Chinese culture. But in the end, all roots lead to the same source – whether in China or Germany. The German students in China feel: „I am at home here.“

The Chinese hosts let the German guests taste their diverse food. In just a few days, they experienced more flavors, textures, and ingredients than they might have in their entire lives. They discovered a variety that we sometimes lose. By tasting this food, they gain new information and experiences that can shape our future: When we enjoy something without fear, worry, anger, or prejudice, we pass this feeling on to the next generation.

„The previous generation plants the tree, and the future generations enjoy its shade.“
Master Dean Li

FuQi Day is like a great traveling restaurant: Everyone prepares their favorite dish and shares it with others. We share our talents, our culture, and our essence. First, we work together a little, and then we enjoy together—laughing, exchanging, and truly living.

„For me, the connection with the healing spring in Bad Nauheim was a beautiful new experience during the seminar. The energy changed instantly and felt light and healing. It uplifted me. It was as if I were stepping into a new level.
Everyone has the opportunity to connect with clear and fresh energy and the feeling of the source on FuQi Day.
Just do it, FEEL it, and store it!“
Sybille Hubrach

At the same time, China is celebrating the Lantern Festival, marking the end of the New Year celebrations. It represents hope and harmony. It is the festival of love, which is not just about two lovers finding their love, but about all people finding their Yuan Fen – original connection. Lanterns are hung everywhere to remind us of this.

This FuQi Day is about finding this common source and sharing the joy of life. Together we create a better future and help our ancestors so that we no longer have to fight. We are one world and together in peace we can all grow.

If you have any questions about registration, suggestions or feedback on the FuQi Day, please send an email to fuqi@deanmethode.de.