On the occasion of the 116th International Women’s Day, the Psychological Health Association of the College conducted a flower-weaving themed activity titled "Handmade Affection, Tributing to the Years of Radiance" to celebrate this special festival for women.

In the "Pipe Cleaner Weaving: Flowers Blooming at Fingertips" session, staff members patiently guided students in weaving their own exclusive flowers. Through the movement of their fingertips, ordinary pipe cleaners were endowed with warmth and meaning, transforming into vibrant "flowers that never wither." Upon completing their creations, students received a blessing card and a bouquet of fresh flowers to present as a heartfelt gift to the "her" they wished to honor. To enrich the activity and convey the power of women, participants were also invited to a screening at the "Little Love Cinema." The film Little Women focuses on the growth, choices, and passions of women, telling the story of four sisters who remained true to themselves and flourished through the years. The screening aimed to guide the audience to experience the tenderness and resilience of women through the art of cinema.

This themed activity integrated aesthetic education with psychological education, conveying positive energy in respecting, praising, and paying tribute to women. it called upon female students to learn self-care and self-growth throughout their development process.