Suzhou's Huangqiao Street, Xiangcheng District, is sparking scientific curiosity among local youth. To enrich summer activities and advance science education, the Chun Jia Community leveraged local resources. Through the "Little Jiahe" safety summer school, they partnered with local aviation firm Red Falcon Aviation Technology (Suzhou) Co., Ltd. to create an immersive drone experience for young residents.

The event combined science talks, hands-on flying, and fun competitions. Instructors explained drone structure, flight principles, and indoor safety rules, using real-world applications like aerial photography and emergency inspections to show drones' practical value. They answered questions and promoted safe, responsible flying, planting seeds of innovation through interaction.

After theory, hands-on practice began. Coaches provided one-on-one guidance, demonstrating basic controls like takeoff, hovering, turning, and landing. Children took turns flying, with coaches correcting and guiding them. They gradually mastered flight skills and felt the appeal of low-altitude technology.

Following basic training, an exciting drone soccer tournament kicked off. Staff divided participants into teams and explained the rules. During the matches, children cooperated seamlessly, switching between offense and defense with agility. The lively competition honed their focus, adaptability, and teamwork.

This activity reflects Chun Jia Community's commitment to youth science education and child development. Through science talks, hands-on flying, and team challenges, children systematically learned aviation knowledge, mastered basic flight skills, and improved their hands-on abilities and teamwork. It greatly boosted their enthusiasm for scientific exploration.