03 Aug 2011
Nansha Study Tour
To elucidate the development of Pearl River Delta and the concept of sustainability in the recent years, more than 30 teachers and students joined the study tour to Nansha from 3rd to 5th August 2011. Besides visiting a private transformer factory, the famous international factory Yakult, Guangzhou University Town and a museum, students interviewed workers, farmers and retired Government officials. They also took precious chance of experiencing farming practice and performing experiments to investigate the detrimental effects of recent economic development on coastal marine ecology in the region. They knew much more about the recent developments of the Pearl River delta.
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A group photo taken at the entrance of Nansha Information Technology Park
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Staff from Yakult answering students’ questions on production process
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Staff from Yakult answering students’ questions on production process
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Students visiting a transformer factory in Dongguan, and caring much more for local labour welfare
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Students knowing more about Nansha’s history and development in the exhibition centre
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A group students interviewing sellers, knowing how they viewed tourism in the region
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Students experiencing farming practices under intense sunlight
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Students experiencing farming practices under intense sunlight
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A retired villager recounting the economic development of Nanheng Village in the past decades
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Students working on an experiment to test how the region’s water quality affected the growth of marine shrimps
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Students working on an experiment to test how the region’s water quality affected the growth of marine shrimps
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A group photo in front of the Museum of Maritime Warfare
