Ignite Dreams, Soar Like Mountain Eagles — The 1st Daliangshan Children's Public Welfare Summer Camp of Sunlord Electronics Successfully Concluded in 2023!

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The sky is a deep blue, and the trees are lush green.

This is the time of year when life is at its most vibrant.

Let’s embark on the children’s summer camp journey together.

# Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum, Nanjing

Recalling History, Expressing Respect

Pine and cypress stand lush and green, while the path lies hushed and still. In the bleak night, the cold stars shine, and the torches burn unextinguished. We brought the children to the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum in Nanjing. The mausoleum is the final resting place of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the pioneer of China’s democratic revolution.

Paying respects at the Sun Yat-sen Mausoleum allowed the children to gain a more profound appreciation of Mr. Sun Yat-sen’s noble character and enduring spirit. We deeply commemorate his immortal contributions to national independence, social progress, and the well-being of the people, uphold his revolutionary spirit and lofty moral integrity, and draw inspiration to unite and strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

# Nanjing Ocean World & Nanjing Botanical Garden

Flowers Bloom in All Things, Sail Freely Across the Seas

As they stepped into the aquarium, a subtle scent of the sea wafted gently through the air. The children strolled along the “underwater tunnel,” their eyes riveted on the wondrous marine creatures, their smiling faces reflected in the glass.

Bathing in the warm sunshine and scattering laughter along the way, the children arrived at the Nanjing Botanical Garden. Filled with boundless dreams and anticipation, they wandered through the garden, unraveling the mysteries of the plant kingdom while savoring their own special joy.

# Hongshan Zoo

Exploring the Animal Kingdom

On the final day of the summer camp, the children visited Nanjing Hongshan Zoo to explore the mysteries of nature and experience the charm and wonder of the animal kingdom.

# Watching the movie “The Eight Hundred”

Life is like wild grass—unyielding and indomitable.

The children watched the film “In the Cage.” At the end, Su Mu says, “When you were little, you asked me one question: Do you know what fighting is? Now I can answer you—fighting is the only way out for us in this lifetime!”

Professor Ye of Southeast University once told his students, “Only by working tirelessly can students from county-level schools access the same educational resources as their peers in big cities, and thus secure a ticket to top universities and urban opportunities.”

I hope the children will study hard, never underestimate their own potential, and believe that they, too, can live a remarkable life!

# Farewell Gala

Witnessing Growth, Grateful for Our Encounter