Activities
Giving Tuesday is a global philanthropic organization dedicated to driving positive social change by encouraging individuals, families, and organizations to participate in public welfare activities. Nowadays, Giving Tuesday has expanded to over 150 countries, with more than 1,000 universities in the United States alone taking part. It focuses not only on social welfare but also
Equestrian sports are gaining increasing attention among students in Shanghai. The “Equestrianism in Campus” initiative, launched by the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, aims to promote equestrian activities through school clubs and inter-school competitions, fostering qualities such as compassion and perseverance among young people. Starting in 2019 with 240 students from eight pilot schools, the program had
Horses provide a tool for physical therapy and cognitive improvement in a unique format that is fun and exhilarating.Mankind has also believed for centuries that horses might even have the power to change a person’s perspective on life. Besides the physical benefits derived from hippotherapy, the contact with the animal is a powerful experience, and
“WHYStar Conference” is a youth science dialogue series produced by Shanghai Television. It airs nationally on Dragon TV every year on September 1st, marking the start of the new school season. The program invites renowned academicians and distinguished scientists to engage in in-depth conversations with young people on topics such as future intelligence, ecological environment,
I have a deep passion for musical theater, which I’ve pursued both on stage and behind the scenes. I managed a team of 10 actors, overseeing and approving costumes and props to ensure every performance detail was accurate. I also performed in Legally Blonde before an audience of over 800 people from both on and off
As the leader of this project, I produced 11 episodes exploring diverse issues from women’s perspectives. I conducted random interviews in Shanghai shopping malls, engaging with everyday people to uncover insights on topics ranging from identity and academic experiences to work-life balance. Beyond local stories, I researched and produced a special segment on women in
As Vice President of the Bio Club, I have worked to reinvent it with a more holistic perspective, leading 40 students through hands-on biology experiments—from cow eyeball dissections to crafting Osmanthus perfume and Sapindus hand soap. I organized a field trip to the Shanghai Botanical Garden to observe plant variation and led a weekly lecture
