Video ｜ Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) New students welcomes the first lesson of school

So novel! In the first lesson of the start, Shuo Bo newborn followed the teacher to learn origami.

On September 2nd, more than 500 freshmen gathered in the main venue gymnasium and online live broadcast room on September 2nd, "Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)"), ushered in the "first lesson" after they entered the school. This is also the first lesson in the history of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou).

This "first lesson" invites off -campus guests, freshmen, teachers, and participated with the campers of the "Red Bird Challenge Camp". The event includes five major links of immersive interactive speeches, round table meetings, red bird origami activities, student debate competitions, and red bird challenge camps. More than 1,000 leaders and teachers and students at the school watched online or offline.

At the scene, the origami artist Liu Tong led the students to fold out the sign of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou) with paper. He used a large piece of paper of 3 meters × 3 meters, and finally folded a giant red bird. The red bird folding production process is closely related to the artistic art of meticulous and sensual art without any tailoring or collage, creating the perfect fusion of mathematics and art, allowing people to re -examine the traditional art of origami, and at the same time convey the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou ) Innovative concept of cross -disciplinary integration.

Then, Professor Ni Mingxuan, President of the University of Science and Technology of the Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou), and a group of teachers and students brought a speech on the first lesson.

Under the theme of "Higher Education Reform and the Innovation Education of Hong Kong University of Science and Technology (Guangzhou)", this session will innovate and integrate speeches, drama, pop -up dance and other forms to bring immersive interactive experiences to teachers and students.

Text/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhuacheng Reporter: Lin Xiahong Correspondent: Hong Kong Science and Technology Map/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhuacheng Reporter: Gao Hetao Correspondent: Hong Kong Science and Guanghua Video/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Gao Hetao, Lin Xiahong Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Editor: Zhang film

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