On September 21, the 17th "Outstanding China Youth Cultural Arts" award ceremony organized by Inner Mongolia Janger Cultural Arts was held in Hohhot. Following a selection process that lasted several months, 65 young artists ultimately received the "Outstanding China Youth Cultural Arts" awards.

According to reports, Inner Mongolia Janger Cultural Arts operates under the development philosophy of "inheriting grassland culture and cultivating future talents." The organization systematically discovers and nurtures artistic talent, carefully developing a comprehensive arts education system that covers multiple fields including painting, piano, vocal music, morin khuur (horsehead fiddle), khoomei (throat singing), tovshuur, as well as choir programs that foster team spirit and dance training that enhances physical expression.

During the event, Inner Mongolia Janger Cultural Arts and the Chess Pavilion Club, a professional international chess institution in Hohhot, held a mutual licensing ceremony. Both parties will collaborate on various activities aimed at promoting international chess culture and traditional Mongolian chess culture, cultivating chess prospects, and discovering chess talent.

Every child's dream deserves to be illuminated, and every talent needs to be nurtured by professional guidance. Through this partnership, both organizations will provide comprehensive arts examination teaching guidance for Inner Mongolia students aspiring to pursue professional paths, paving the way for a brighter future for more emerging artistic stars.