China Biodiversity and Green Museum Becomes the Highlight of Daxing District's National Science Popularization Day Event | Explore the Mysteries of Biodiversity and Create a Green Future Together

 To support the National Science Popularization Day in 2024, the "2024 Daxing District National Science Popularization Day Event" was launched on the first floor of Longhu Tianjie in Daxing District on the afternoon of September 22. The event was hosted by the Daxing District Science and Technology Committee and undertaken by the Daxing Biomedicine Industry Base Management Committee and the Tiangongyuan Sub-district Office of Daxing District.

 


China Biodiversity and Green Museum was invited to participate in this science popularization event. Dinosaur egg fossils, wolf-fin fish fossils, crown snails and many other collection exhibits were displayed at the science exhibition. In addition, high-tech electronic equipment VR and AR were used to experience the wonder and excitement of biodiversity, which became a highlight of the exhibition.

 

Xiao Qing, Deputy Secretary-General of CBCGDF, attended the science popularization event and introduced to everyone a series of science popularization work done by CBCGDF in the fields of biodiversity protection and ecological civilization construction in recent years through a large-screen display on site.

 

In addition, the organizers also arranged a "science experiment show" - a fun magic science experiment show. The two performers introduced examples from life, which was very effective and excited the audience. The scientific experiment allowed the audience to participate, which was super fun. The children learned scientific knowledge from the scene, which was not only interesting, but also novel and fun. They experienced the wonderful world of science through novelty and interaction...

 

Original Chinese Article: https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/6DE52WqDruyz_BdyXBsbVQ

Translator: Maggie

Editor: Maggie

Checked by: Richard     

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