Beijing Institute of Technology (BIT) held a carnival event on psychological health on May 30.

The event featured a variety of activities, including book giveaways, a special seminar by campus doctors, and traditional Chinese medicine sharing sessions, along with public health consultations. These activities aimed to provide a robust support system for the mental and physical well-being of both faculty and students through interactive exchanges and professional advice.

The creative market of the carnival was a major attraction, showcasing four main exhibition areas: Intangible Cultural Heritage Creations, Mind Healing, Design Workshops, and Interactive Market Activities. Highlights included stunning displays of Peking Opera masks, traditional plant dyeing, and ancient incense-making techniques.

Innovative experiences like brainwave emotional testing, micro-movement relaxation, and AI pulse diagnosis offered a fascinating blend of psychology and technology.

Additionally, the market featured a diverse array of creative works, such as original hand-drawn art, floral crafts, and film photography, showcasing the artisans' meticulous craftsmanship and creativity.

This carnival has become a hallmark event for the university, promoting the preservation of traditional culture and enhancing the mental and physical health of the academic community. Through diverse experiences, students engage in an immersive journey of cultural appreciation, fostering a positive mindset and gaining strength for personal growth.