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Valentine's Day in China Gramota: A Time When Wishes Come True

On August 29th, China celebrates Qi Xi (七夕节), an ancient festival of love known as Valentine's Day.

According to legend, it is on this night that fate unites hearts, opens the way to cherished desires, and can even reveal the date of a future wedding.

In honor of the holiday, the pastry chef of "Kitayskaya Gramota" has prepared a special dessert—"Three Wishes." Carp fish will be a gift for each guest: in Chinese culture, carp symbolizes the strength of feelings and fidelity, while the number three brings harmony and good luck. Together, they represent the three eternal facets of love—passion, devotion, and happiness.

At the restaurant on Sretenka, a guest calligraphy master will enhance the evening's atmosphere, transforming guests' innermost words into elegant scrolls—symbols of love and personal amulets.

And to make the night truly unforgettable, guests will be treated to subtle illusions and small miracles, reminding them that magic is always within reach—all they need is to believe.

Guests will also receive gifts from the festival's partners: Natura Siberica (ICE Professional line), ELIAN decorative cosmetics, HiSkin Korean cosmetics, Aravia skincare products, certificates to the Zuboff scientific dentistry clinic, bhab beauty brand, MIRUM Clinic aesthetic medicine clinic, SEKTSIYA premium fitness studio chain, Artista beauty brand, Rehab.You medical massage studio, and Ellior skincare products.

This evening, "Chinese Literacy" invites guests to experience the magic of true love, and the Qi Xi festival is a wonderful reminder of it.