On March 19th, Shenyang EX Future Science and Technology Museum welcomed a special group of young visitors - orphaned and disabled children from Shenyang Children's Welfare Institute. With curiosity and desire for the unknown world, they started a wonderful journey of technology and spirituality with the careful company of teachers and staff.
As soon as the children entered the science and technology museum, they were attracted by the colorful science and technology exhibits. In the exhibition area of the Earth Light Natural Mysteries Museum, the docent sister used vivid and interesting language to lead them through time and space to explore the mysteries of the universe, the evolution of the earth and the origin of life. The huge dinosaur skeleton makes children feel like they are in ancient times, and the realistic cries of dinosaurs make them marvel and let out cheerful exclamations.
The immersive theater makes children feel as if they are in a fantastic world of science and technology. Here, they met "face to face" with great scientists such as Leonardo da Vinci, Aristotle, Archimedes, etc. These scientists appear in the form of bionic humanoid robots, telling children stories of human development.
Zhang Tinghao, director of operations of the EX Future Science and Technology Museum, said in an interview that the popularity of Shenyang's cultural tourism market last year made the Science and Technology Museum a popular check-in place. However, they have always had a wish, that is, to invite those orphaned and disabled children who have grown up quietly to visit, so that they can also feel the infinite charm of future technology. For this reason, the Science and Technology Museum has opened a door for these children to visit for free.
In order to ensure the smooth running of this event, the Science and Technology Museum has made careful preparations in advance. They have customized a safe and fun tour route according to the characteristics and needs of the children. At the same time, adjustments were made to potentially dangerous equipment and objects in the venue to ensure that children were safe and barrier-free during play. In addition, the Science and Technology Museum has prepared a delicious set meal so that children can enjoy the fun of food while visiting.
Zhang Tinghao hopes to create a long-term and systematic public welfare study tour project in the future, so that more orphaned and disabled children and left-behind children can visit and study in the Science and Technology Museum, and contribute to inclusive education, so that every orphaned and disabled child can enjoy equal educational opportunities and resources.
(Edited by Ma Jing in Ersanli)