1.      Activity focus and purpose

Grain in Ear marks the beginning of the busy farming season and is a crucial time for sowing crops. During the event, students will experience the joy of hands-on crafting and take part in the traditional custom of honoring the Flower Goddess, immersing themselves in the charm of traditional culture. At the same time, the activity aims to deepen their understanding of the 24 solar terms and foster a genuine interest and appreciation for cultural heritage.

2.      Activity features and implementation

The pinwheel not only symbolizes childhood joy and hope, but also embodies knowledge about wind power and natural energy. Under the guidance of instructors, students assembled the pinwheel structures by hand and decorated them with vibrant colors and patterns. Each pinwheel reflected a unique sense of creativity and individuality. This activity allowed international students to experience the charm of local handmade culture, while also helping local students reconnect with childhood memories and their relationship with nature.

3.      Quality indicators of activities

4.      Activity Highlights

Hand-making

Work Display

Work Display

Taking photos