On the evening of April 8th, to commemorate the centenary of the founding of the Party, the 16th Science, Technology, Culture and Art Festival "Spring Rhyme" Dance Competition hosted by the Youth League Committee of our school was grandly held in the academic lecture hall of the Qihe campus. Responsible members of the Student Affairs Office, Youth League Committee, North Campus Management Office, Modern Agriculture Training Center, and party secretary of each school attended the event. 22 dances were selected to participate in the competition.

With gorgeous dances and bright lights, young students expressed their respect and loyalty to the Party with beautiful dances. The whole contest was brilliant with high lights. Line dances such as "We" and "The Most Beautiful Boy" are full of youthful vigor and vitality. With dynamic beats and energetic dance steps, they showed the proud of the times facing new challenges, full of confidence, and moving forward. "Mountains and Rivers Are All Safe and Sound" showed in the years of war, the heroes who guarded their homeland gave up their lives, used every inch of the mountains and rivers and every inch of blood to the exchange for today's peace and happiness. "China in the Light" demonstrated that on the road to poverty alleviation, no one can be left behind, and the millennium dream of a well-off society is fulfilled. "Antidromic for Love" paid tribute to the most beautiful strugglers on the frontiers of pandemic prevention and control, disaster fighters. "A Hundred Years of Sailing Again" showed the glory of the Party's centuries. In the new era, we are striving for a new grand goal and a new journey.

This dance competition is combined with the study of Party history, New China, reform and opening up, socialist development, and the education of ideals and beliefs. All colleges have encouraged students to participate widely. After fierce competition, the School of Economic Management won the first prize, the School of Forestry Engineering, the School of Land Resources and Surveying and Mapping Engineering won the second prize, and the School of Mechanical and Electronic Engineering, the School of Resources and Environmental Engineering, and the School of Food Science and Engineering won the third prize.