Citizens can participate in a variety of New Year's greeting courses, covering various fields such as floriculture, gardening, handicrafts, etc., aiming to provide citizens with a rich learning and Xi experience. Among them, courses such as New Year's flowers, Shanghai-style flower arrangement, home gardening bonsai pruning, pine bonsai and other courses are rich and diverse, and are explained and guided by senior teachers. Detailed information about the course, such as the time, location, instructor and how to sign up, is clearly presented.
For example, in the New Year's Eve Flower Course, teacher Wang Jimin will introduce different varieties of night flowers and guide the students to make night flowers, providing an opportunity for the public to understand and participate in the flower arrangement. In addition, the Shanghai-style flower arrangement course was presided over by teacher Li Ren, and through the Shanghai-style flower arrangement, a city-level intangible cultural heritage project, the public can appreciate the uniqueness Xi of Shanghai-style flower arrangement.
In the home gardening potted plant pruning course, Mr. Yan Hao will share the pruning skills of home gardening potted plants to help the public take better care of their own plants. Courses such as pine bonsai and plum blossom bonsai also provide more choices for citizens who love gardening.
In addition to floriculture and gardening, the Life Shelter course was led by Mr. Li Feng, who taught the skills of surviving in the wild, building a shelter, and making an insect lodge, allowing the public to experience survival skills outdoors.
These courses are registered through different methods, including telephone registration, website registration, WeChat official account registration, etc., providing a convenient registration channel for the public. Overall, these New Year's orientation courses aim to create a relaxed and enjoyable learning and Xi atmosphere for the public, so that everyone can spend time in a more colorful way as the New Year arrives.