To carry forward the traditional folk customs of the Flower Festival and promote Chinese Hanfu culture, on March 22nd, Qingyun Hanfu Society held the Twelve Flower Gods Competition of the Flower Festival in the Second teaching Area. All Hanfu enthusiasts from the school, dressed in splendid costumes, gathered together to encounter the beauty of thousand-year-old folk customs in an immersive experience, filling the campus in spring with a strong sense of traditional Chinese elegance.

The Scene of Activity
This activity, centered on the folk customs of the Flower Festival and Hanfu culture, designed various sections such as handicraft experiences, fun competitions, spring parades, and bamboo tube wind chime handicrafts. It not only retains the essence of traditional folk customs but also incorporates youthful interactive forms. Every detail exudes the elegance of Chinese style, attracting many Hanfu enthusiasts to actively participate.
In the “Handmade Spring” session, students used brush and ink as a medium to paint spring flowers and classic Hanfu patterns on fans and bookmarks. In the intangible cultural heritage lacquer fan experience area, students personally felt the charm of traditional lacquer art. In the bamboo tube wind chime handicraft area, students incorporated elements of the Flower Festival and creative ideas into bamboo cutting, hand-painting and assembly, creating unique wind chimes. During the fun competition session, the flower-flying game used “spring” and “flower” as the key words. The students took turns to recite poems and delivered witty remarks, experiencing the beauty of Chinese poetry in the ancient charm and the fragrance of books.
In addition, this activity also features a comprehensive team competition for 3 to 4 people. Each team can freely form a team and participate in three major events in sequence: the archery team competition, the Hanfu knowledge competition, and the bamboo tube wind chime handcraft team competition. After the activity, the students, dressed in various exquisite Hanfu, wearing flower hairpins, holding round fans and carrying self-made handicrafts, strolled slowly in the spring scenery of the campus, becoming a beautiful traditional Chinese style landscape on campus. (Qingyun Hanfu Society/Text and Photos)
