The picture shows the theme poster of "Just Want to Give You a 'Lou' Hug" released by TengwangGe in Nanchang, Jiangxi Province. Tengwangge Scenic Area courtesy of the picture
The picture shows the picture before and after the "lighting up the blue light" of the famous Tengwang Pavilion in Jiangnan on April 2, 2021. (Data map) Photo by Liu Zhankun
Nanchang, April 2 (Reporter Liu Zhankun) On April 2, 20 famous historical and cultural buildings in China, including Jiangxi Tengwang Pavilion, Hubei Yellow Crane Tower, Hunan Yueyang Tower, etc., jointly released the theme poster of "Lou Hugging Little Blue Man" online, calling on the society to pay attention to autistic groups and calling on the public to care for the "children of the stars".
Autism, also known as autism, is a developmental disorder characterized by social interaction and communication disorders, stereotyped behaviors, and narrow range of interests; symptoms generally appear before the age of 3 years, and the patients are mostly children. They are like the stars in the night, flickering alone, so they are called "children of the stars".
Public statistics show that there are more than 10 million autistic patients in China, of which more than 2 million are autistic children under the age of 14, and the prevalence rate is increasing year by year.
April 2 this year is the 15th "World Autism Awareness Day", the Chinese Cultural Relics Society Historical and Cultural Building Protection Professional Committee launched 20 Chinese famous building relay vocal activities: "Lou" hugged autistic children, hugged "you from the stars" - 2022 World Autism Day public welfare activities.
Zhou Tingfang, director of the Management Office of Nanchang Tengwangge, said that as the president unit of the China Famous Buildings Association, this year Tengwangge and 20 famous Buildings of Chinese history and culture jointly spoke out, in the form of an anthropomorphic "building" embracing the "Little Blue Man" poster form, driving the whole society to pay attention to autistic children, so that more people can understand and pay attention to autistic children, so that everyone's love warms their loneliness. (End)