The clear wind carries the paper kite, swaying it up to the blue sky. Kites are messengers of communication and a business card of freedom. In order to create a positive and upward cultural atmosphere in the college and enrich the extracurricular cultural life of business students, the Ministry of Culture of the Student Union of the School of Business and the School of Intellectual Property held the third "Shallow Grass Yingti, Kites Flying in the Blue Sky" hand drawn paper kite activity. A total of 23 teams and more than 80 people participated in this activity.

The original intention lies in the square inch, and the close proximity lies in the craftsmanship. This activity adopts a team participation and independent creation mode. After receiving the blank kite at E02, the participating students will create DIY in groups. Materials such as pigments and brushes will also be provided on-site, and the creation time will be 1.5 hours. During the activity, the students fully unleashed their imagination and creativity, and each group worked together to showcase their team spirit. The kite patterns on site were diverse, including classic cartoon patterns such as SpongeBob SquarePants, artistic calligraphy and painting of blessings, and traditional cultural patterns such as lion dance.

After the independent creation session, the students brought their hand drawn kites to the east square of A01 for flying. The blue sky carried the youthful vitality and everyone's expectations for the future. Let's bury the seeds of hope in the soil and fly our dream kites into the blue sky in this spring invitation.