European Fahui 2026 in Prague
The European Fa Conference in Prague, with accompanying group practice, public activities, parades and a candlelight vigil.
Complete programme
Friday, 18 September
| 16:30–17:00 | Preparation |
| 17:00–18:00 | Exercises 1–4 |
| 18:00–19:00 | Sending forth righteous thoughts alternating with exercise demonstrations |
| 19:00 | End |
Saturday, 19 September
| 09:00–09:10 | FZN |
| 09:10–10:10 | Exercises 1–4 |
| 10:10–10:40 | Exercise 5 |
| 10:40–12:10 | Preparation for the first parade |
| 12:10–15:00 | First parade |
| 15:00–16:00 | Break |
| 16:00–16:30 | Preparation for the second parade |
| 16:30–18:00 | Second parade |
| 18:00–20:00 | Dinner |
| 20:00–21:00 | Candlelight vigil |
Joining the parade?
Register first, then review the relevant team instructions directly below.
Exercise demonstration team dress code and formation rules
Dear fellow practitioners, welcome to the exercise team!
Dress code
- Yellow hat, yellow long-sleeved Dafa shirt, white trousers and white shoes. Trousers and shoes should not have any other patterns or colours.
- If you carry a backpack or bag, it must also be yellow. Do not bring overly large bags. A small bag may be worn underneath your coat.
- Please do not wear sunglasses or overly conspicuous watches.
Rules during the parade
- Please wait until Master’s voice command is given before starting the movements to ensure they are not done too quickly.
- Please refrain from looking around, chatting or taking photos with your phone.
- Use your peripheral vision to keep aligned with both your row and column, and try to maintain the same walking pace as others.
- If someone moves too slowly or too quickly, coordinators outside the parade formation will communicate with them; those within the formation do not need to worry about this.
- Please try to maintain a smile. If you are too tired or have other needs, communicate directly with the coordinators outside the formation.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Portrait-carrying team dress code and formation rules
Dear practitioners, welcome to the portrait-carrying team!
Dress code
- Wear white clothing and white shoes. They must not have any other patterns or colours.
- If you bring a rucksack or bag, it must also be white. Please do not carry an overly large bag. A sufficiently small bag may be worn underneath your jacket.
- Please do not wear sunglasses or overly conspicuous watches.
- If a raincoat is needed, please ensure it is transparent or white.
Rules during the procession
- The formation will consist of four people abreast, with one outstretched arm between each person. Leave a two-step gap between rows—approximately 2 metres.
- Please do not look around, chat or take photos with your mobile phone.
- Use your peripheral vision to stay aligned in your row and column, and try to maintain the same walking pace as everyone else.
- When the procession turns, turn around your own axis, as shown in the turning demonstration video. The person on the inside shortens their stride, the person in the middle maintains a normal stride, and the person on the outside lengthens or quickens their stride. This allows the whole row to turn as one unit; the following row repeats the manoeuvre at the same point.
- If anyone is moving too slowly or too quickly, coordinators outside the formation will alert them; the others in the formation need not worry about it.
- If you are too tired or need anything, please speak directly to the coordinators outside the formation.
Thank you for your cooperation!
Sunday, 20 September
| 07:00–09:00 | Registration |
| 09:00–12:30 | Fahui (conference) |
| 12:30–13:30 | Lunch |
| 14:00–18:15 | Fahui (conference) |
Formal or business attire.
Please avoid wearing T-shirts, jeans, shorts, mini-skirts, leggings, sportswear and flip-flops or slippers to the conference.
Interpretation headsets
All participants will receive infrared headsets at the Fahui, so there is no need to bring your own radio.
Luggage storage
A designated area will be available at the Fahui venue where participants can leave their luggage.
Travel & accommodation
Suggested accommodation area: Prague 4
Important booking information peak season, prices and availability
Dear practitioners,
To assist with your preparations for the upcoming event, we have compiled a list of recommended hotels in Prague. These options were selected for their competitive rates, quality service, and easy access to the venue via public transport.
September and October are peak seasons in Prague for tourism and conferences. According to local hotel managers, room prices are expected to rise by at least 50% during this period, and availability will become very limited. To secure the best rates and comfortable accommodation, we recommend booking as early as possible.
The rates in our list are sourced directly from the hotels’ official websites. If you have a Booking.com account, compare them with your personal discounts, such as Genius rewards, to see whether a better deal is available.
Should you have any questions or need further assistance, please feel free to contact us at any time. We are always here to help.
V Heshi,
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