In celebration of the International Children’s Day, Gusu District Children’s Art Museum officially started operation on June 1.
Covering an area of nearly 550 square meters, the art museum is a comprehensive facility capable of giving exhibitions and small-scale performances. As a gift from the society to the younger generation, the city’s children now have a new place to embrace art and a new stage to show their talents.
Flowers made from eco bag
Besides, Regulations on Domestic Garbage Sorting in Suzhou also went into effect starting today. To spread the idea of environmental protection across the general public, Suzhou Gusu District Children’s Palace organized the 2nd Pupils Labor Skills Demonstration 2020 last month.
The event saw students from 43 primary schools work out innovative ideas to turn waste into treasures.
Floor-sweeping robot
Gusu 8:30pm Food Street
They have made many a daily-use articles and artworks of various kinds. Besides a variety of Suzhou-style minimodels to present Gusu 8:30pm Food Street, Suzhou Museum, Tiger Hill Tower, Gate of the Orient, you can also find a garbage bin using ultrasonic sensor and a smart bin for food waste, all designed and produced by the students. In so doing, the little makers and their parents have familiarized themselves with the ways to classify domestic garbage.
Smart food waste bin
Garbage bin with ultrasonic sensor
The Second Pupils Labor Skills Demonstration will last till June 28. To make reservations for your visit, please call 0512-69351030. Address: No.7 Daru Lane, Gusu District.
