Exhibition Theme: China
1. History & Civilization
Topics:
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Ancient dynasties (Shang, Han, Tang, Ming, Qing)
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The Silk Road and trade
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Key historical events (e.g. the Cultural Revolution)
Student Outputs:
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Timeline wall display
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Artefact replicas (e.g. terracotta warriors, oracle bones)
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Interactive quiz for visitors
2. Modern China
Topics:
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Economic growth and global influence
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Urbanisation (Shanghai, Beijing skylines)
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Technology and innovation
Activities:
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Infographic posters (GDP growth, population, trade)
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“Day in the life” student role-play
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Debate corner: Is China the next global superpower?
3. Culture & Traditions
Topics:
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Festivals (Chinese New Year, Mid-Autumn Festival)
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Zodiac animals and symbolism
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Traditional clothing (Hanfu, Qipao)
Activities:
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Decorate the room with lanterns and calligraphy
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Zodiac personality quiz for parents
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Try-on or display traditional outfits
4. Food & Cuisine
Topics:
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Regional cuisines (Sichuan, Cantonese, Beijing)
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Symbolism of food (dumplings, noodles)
Activities:
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Food tasting station (dumplings, spring rolls, tea)
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Recipe cards for visitors to take home
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Chopstick challenge game
5. Art & Language
Topics:
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Chinese calligraphy
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Mandarin basics (tones, characters)
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Famous artworks and styles
Activities:
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Calligraphy station (write names in Chinese)
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Mini language lesson (greetings, numbers)
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Display student-created artwork
6. Mythology & Folklore
Topics:
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Dragons and their symbolism
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Legends (e.g. Mulan, Monkey King)
Activities:
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Storytelling corner
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Shadow puppet show
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Illustrated storyboards
7. Geography & Environment
Topics:
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Major rivers (Yangtze, Yellow River)
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Landscapes (Himalayas, deserts)
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Environmental challenges
Activities:
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3D map model of China
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Climate comparison charts
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Sustainability discussion board
8. Famous Landmarks
Topics:
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The Great Wall
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Forbidden City
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Terracotta Army
Activities:
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Scale models or LEGO builds
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Virtual tour station (videos/QR codes)
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“Guess the landmark” game
9. Media & Pop Culture
Topics:
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Chinese cinema and music
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Social media and youth culture
Activities:
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Short film clips with analysis
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Music listening station
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Pop culture comparison with Western trends
10. Society & Daily Life
Topics:
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Education system
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Family structure and values
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Urban vs rural life
Activities:
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Interview-style presentations
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Compare school life in China vs your country
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Interactive survey for visitors
Whole-Class Ideas
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“Passport” activity: parents visit each station and collect stamps
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Quiz trail with a prize at the end
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Photo booth with themed props (fans, hats, dragons)
Teacher Tip
Encourage students to:
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Make displays interactive (not just posters)
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Include questions for visitors
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Use visuals, props, and demonstrations
If you want, I can format this into a proper Word document layout (Calibri, headings, spacing, etc.) or
create a student instruction sheet version.