"Love is Topking" Mid-Autumn Garden Activities
Celebrating the Traditional Festival with the Topking Family
To celebrate the traditional Chinese Mid-Autumn Festival, liven up the holiday atmosphere, and let everyone feel the warmth of the Tairan family, the company organized a special garden event themed "Mid-Autumn Love is Tairan". Our colleagues participated actively, coming together to create a harmonious and joyful team atmosphere.
- Preparation: The camp management department prepared the activities, rules, props, and gifts.
- Assembly: All members lined up at the first-floor square for the General Manager's opening speech.
- Rules: Staff announced the game rules and safety precautions (pay attention to safety, play by the rules, and have fun!).
- Start: Each member received a ticket and could freely choose the order of the games they wanted to play.
Event Content & Rules
1. The Moon Palace Puzzle — Guess Lantern Riddles
A number of riddles were hung in the square on the first floor for everyone to guess. Participants presented their answers to the staff for checking. A correct guess earned a signature on the ticket. Incorrect guesses were hung back up for others to try. Limit: One correct guess per person.
2. Find a Moon in the Water — Grab a Marble
A plate was filled 80% with water, and colorful marbles were placed inside. Participants had to pick them up using chopsticks. Successfully grabbing more than 10 marbles within 1 minute meant passing the game, allowing the participant to get their ticket signed by the staff.
3. Chang'e Running to the Moon — Bowling
10 bottles of mineral water were lined up in a 1-meter-wide triangle. Participants stood 5 meters away and rolled a basketball with both hands. Knocking down 5 or more bottles successfully passed the game.
4. Apple of the Eye — Table Tennis Balance
Participants placed a ping-pong ball on a racket and had to walk around the pool flower bed in the first-floor square. Returning to the starting point without dropping the ball meant passing the challenge.
5. Moon Rabbit Adventure — Paper Tug-of-War
Newspapers were prepared with two head-sized holes cut out. Two people stood or sat opposite each other, putting the newspaper over their necks for a tug-of-war. The party whose side of the newspaper broke lost and continued to the next round, while the winner received a signature on their ticket.
We wish all our colleagues a happy Mid-Autumn Festival and National Day in advance!
