The annual Mother's Day is approaching, and we miss our loved ones even more during the festive season. In order to alleviate the pain of homesick students and allow students to spend the holiday warmly with their mothers or family members, our school will hold a special ceremony on the morning of May 6 (Monday), 113 A face-to-face Mother's Day reunion was held for all students in the school, and 82 students were accommodated and 199 relatives were reunited.

After the students' families entered the campus, they were guided to the auditorium as usual to participate in the parenting education and parent forum. During the meeting, Principal Tu hoped that the relatives of the relatives could provide more opinions so that the handling of the parents' meetings could be better in the future. In addition, the school thoughtfully prepared carnation bouquets for each student. After Principal Tu presented them to the student representatives, the students then personally gave them to their mothers or family members, filling the auditorium with a warm and touching atmosphere.

In order to let their family members understand the results of school life and technical learning, students in the girls' class even carefully prepared coffee utensils and brewed rich and fragrant coffee with their own hands for their families and teachers to enjoy. In addition to the aroma of coffee filling the air, there was also the indissoluble smell of coffee. The inseparable affection between mother and daughter.

In order to enhance the familial connection between students and their families, class tutors, counselors, social workers and psychologists constantly shuttled to the Qingqin venue. In addition to having serious conversations with the Qianqin family members, they also shared the students’ learning achievements and life details at school. It is also hoped that through the maintenance of family ties, students will be able to carry out their duties in school with peace of mind, repent and improve. The family reunion ended successfully in an atmosphere where students and parents were reluctant to leave. (Academic Affairs Office)