To celebrate the 115th International Women's Day, enrich the spiritual and cultural lives of the school’s female faculty and staff, and showcase the grace and vitality of women in the new era, the School of Basic Medical Sciences organized a series of celebratory activities centered around the theme “Blossoming with Grace, Embarking on a New Journey; Women Uniting to Create the Future.” The events were held by teaching and research departments as well as laboratories, and the atmosphere was warm and lively.
At the floral arrangement session, a florist provided detailed explanations of basic flower-arranging techniques and color-matching principles, followed by a demonstration. Through their careful and creative efforts, the teachers produced works of art that were either elegant and grand, delicate and exquisite, or vibrant and colorful, fully showcasing their unique aesthetic taste and artistic cultivation.
During the handicraft session, activities such as paper folding, pottery making, and handcrafting palm-leaf fans allowed the teachers to experience the joy and charm of creation. Their faces lit up with pride and delight as they admired their finished works.
At the photography and spring outing session, the teachers captured the beauty of daily life and embraced the breath of spring, taking a moment amidst their busy schedules to appreciate the splendor of life.
The fun activity session featured games like shuttlecock kicking and rope skipping, which enhanced communication and interaction among the participants while promoting the physical and mental well-being of the female faculty and staff.
These activities provided a platform for female faculty and staff to relax, interact, and bond with one another, strengthening team cohesion and solidarity. They also inspired the participants to devote themselves with renewed enthusiasm to the new journey of high-quality development at the university, collectively contributing to the noble mission of fostering virtue and nurturing talent.
