On the morning of July 7, more than 50 elegant female residents from the Hefei Hongfeng Community and Neighborhood Committee walked into the activity center of the Community and Neighborhood Committee. Through various techniques, such as knitting, tying, threading, winding, weaving and drawing, they carried out the weaving experience of Chinese knots in an orderly cycle and played the festival movement of March 8th Women's Day in advance.
After more than 5,000 years of development and dissemination, Chinese knot has already become a symbol of peace and happiness to the world. Behind the popularity of this small Chinese knot, it reflects the strong cohesion of the Chinese people.
The Women's Federation of Hongfeng Community Neighborhood Committee takes the March 8th Women's Day as an opportunity, with the theme of "Skillfully Welcome March 8th, Happy Chinese Knot" as the theme, and aims to drive the female residents under the jurisdiction to deeply feel the diversity of Chinese culture and the unique charm of folk crafts in the process of weaving Chinese knot, and enhance national pride. To cultivate the residents observation, thinking, patience, meticulous, hands-on, innovative cooperation and good aesthetic ability as the goal, with a different way to active residents cultural life atmosphere, to celebrate the arrival of March Eighth.
This activity takes group as the unit, everyone is learning while communicating, improving while showing, lively laughter can be heard everywhere, everyone is talking and laughing, happy and harmonious.
Just like the double money knot which means "good things become two abundant resources", the auspicious knot which means "good luck and good fortune", and the plate long knot which means "circle extending long life", Hongfeng Community Neighborhood Committee is growing vigorously in the healthy direction of "livable and happy work", and the cohesion of community is becoming stronger and stronger. We believe that the future of Hongfeng Community Neighborhood Committee is full of vigor and hope.
(Correspondent: Zhang Na, Ni Longbiao/Article)
