What do children in Xinyi Children's Palace learn?

Children can learn computer, model airplane, biology, chemistry, mathematics, geology, astronomical phenomena, foreign languages, literature and art, recitation, speech, painting, calligraphy, sculpture, photography, instrumental music, vocal music, dance, table tennis, chess and other small balls.

Children's Palace is an important form and place for the government to provide taxpayers with public services for young people, and it will gradually develop into a platform for the government to co-ordinate various social resources to serve young people. The same institutions include Youth Palace, Women's and Children's Activity Center, Youth Science and Technology Museum (station), Children's Park and Youth Center. These institutions are managed by different systems. In principle, youth palaces at provincial and municipal levels belong to the Communist Youth League system, children's palaces at district level belong to the education system, women's and children's activity centers belong to the women's Federation system, science and technology museums belong to the science and technology information department, children's parks belong to the garden department, and youth centers are relatively broad. In addition to the above departments, relevant institutions under the civil affairs department will also use relevant titles. Children's Palace is a welfare project with China characteristics.

Children's Palace is mainly composed of the following parts: ① Scientific and technological activities. The activity rooms and laboratories of various amateur groups generally include computers, radio, telegrams, model airplanes, biology, chemistry, mathematics, geology, planetariums, observatories, weather stations and production workshops. ② Some literary and artistic activities. There are usually foreign languages, literature and art, recitation, lectures, painting, calligraphy, sculpture, photography, instrumental music, vocal music, dance, entertainment, puppets, television, electronic games and other halls and rooms. ③ Sports activities. Generally, there are small ball game rooms such as table tennis and chess, as well as exercise rooms and outdoor activities venues such as gymnastics, martial arts and skills. (4) public activities. Generally, there are libraries, photo studios, cinemas, small theaters, outdoor activities and rest places, nurseries, greenhouses and so on. ⑤ Other rooms. There are auxiliary rooms such as offices and living rooms for employees. In addition to the basic contents, the construction of children's palace can also be focused on according to regional, historical and economic conditions. A children's palace focusing on marine knowledge education can be built in offshore areas, and a children's palace focusing on mineral resources and forestry knowledge education can be built near mountainous areas and forest areas.