Students from Changhua County set out to Japan for exchanges and opened their eyes.

Students from Changhua County set out to Japan for exchanges and opened their eyes.

(Taiwan Business Daily News) Changhua County, which handles the seventh urban cultural exchange, will visit Ehime Prefecture in Japan from May 20 to May 24. Yesterday (19), Zhuo Boyuan, head of Changhua County, personally attended the press conference before the trip to cheer for this group of top diplomatic soldiers, hoping that through educational and cultural exchange activities, students could have a rich and fulfilling learning journey and broaden their horizons.

During the meeting, students from the cultural exchange delegation gave wonderful performances, including martial arts, dance, straight flute, ceramic flute and other performances, showing the versatile side of Changhua students. Zhuo County magistrate also presented a certificate of thanks to Yuyuan Co., Ltd., thank you for your great assistance to this event, so that the event can be successfully carried out.

This year, 80 Sunshine Star students performed well in swimming, ceramic flute, lion dance, ten drum performances, science exhibitions, mother tongue speaking, county-wide English singing, and national Hakka speeches. Each Sunshine Star student can be said to have both civil and military skills. For example, Lu Dongguo Xiaoyou, a foreign spouse and child, served as a deputy monitor in the class, enthusiastically helped others, was good at straight flute, dance, singing and other skills, and won the third place in Group An of the English singing Competition. I was very excited and nervous about being selected as a representative of the Sunshine Star to Japan this time, and it was also her first time to go abroad, and said that she thanked the county government for such a good plan so that she could go abroad to open her eyes.

The prefecture will continue to handle the seventh urban cultural exchange this year, and will go to Ehime Prefecture, Japan from May 20 to May 24, 103, led by Lin Tian Fu, deputy head of Changhua County, and Zhang Jiyu, director of education. 80 Sunshine Star sixth graders are led to conduct cultural visits to broaden students' international horizons and learn from the advantages of Japanese education through educational and cultural exchanges.