Beijing Women's Federation

To strengthen the care and support for children who have lost their parents, and enrich their cultural life in the summer holiday, Beijing Women's Federation (BWF) organized an activity at the Museum of Chinese Gardens and Landscape Architecture on July 28. The event aimed to provide science popularization services to parentless children from Beijing SOS Children's Village.

 

Beijing Women's Federation holds an activity for children from Beijing SOS Children's Village at the Museum of Chinese Gardens and Landscape Architecture.

 

During the event, the children viewed the indoor exhibits of the museum, learning the spirits embodied in garden art, and they visited an exhibition about scientific expeditions on the Qinghai-Tibet Plateau and little-known stories behind the expeditions. The children also toured around an exhibition to taste the aesthetics followed by ancient people living in garden-style houses and their practice of simple lifestyle. The colorful exhibitions and vivid explanations further sparked children's interest in geography, biology and history. Under the guidance of staff there, participants made their own bottles that contain micro aquatic eco-systems. The practice-oriented scientific experience aroused children's curiosity and eagerness toward nature and plants.

 

A combo photo shows that a group of children from Beijing SOS Children's Village visit the Museum of Chinese Gardens and Landscape Architecture.