To better promote fine traditional Chinese culture and pass down local intangible cultural heritage items, Hao Shiqi, inheritor of Pingyi Windmills, led an intangible-cultural-heritage-into-campus activity at the Affiliated Kindergarten of Pingyi Honeysuckle Experimental School. The event explores an integrated path for the living inheritance of intangible cultural heritage and collaborative education between schools and society.

At the activity site, Hao Shiqi gave children hands‑on instruction and delivered a vivid workshop on windmill‑making. The children fixed their eyes on craft materials, their eyes shining with eagerness and reverence for creation. The immersive experience allowed young students to get up close and feel the charm of folk traditional craftsmanship.

