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There is a kind of happiness called Qianchuan Cute Kids Children's Day — Qianchuan Wooden Doors organized a parent-child activity for Children's Day on June 1st.
On Children's Day, the greatest happiness is to spend a joyful Children's Day with your own little ones. To celebrate this, Qianchuan Wooden Doors organized a large-scale parent-child event for Children's Day, leading the children of Qianchuan employees to the cinema to watch "The Angry Birds" and visit the world's largest Teddy Bear Museum located locally in Wenjiang. This event attracted enthusiastic participation from nearly 100 employee families. Accompanied by their parents, Qianchuan's adorable kids spent a happy and joyful holiday.
Now, follow our camera to feel the joy and happiness of Qianchuan's adorable kids on Children's Day:
Full of anticipation, gathering at the company square ready to set off.
Kids aged 6 and above.
Watching "The Angry Birds" at the cinema:
Babies aged 0-5 visiting the world's largest Teddy Bear Museum:
Carefully selected gifts from the Hubei Central China base.
Holiday surprises for Qianchuan's adorable kids.
During the event, children and parents interacted amicably, further deepening communication and exchange between children and their parents, fully showcasing the happy and harmonious family atmosphere of Qianchuan employees.
Environmentally friendly and healthy products have always been Qianchuan Wooden Doors' relentless pursuit. Caring for the healthy growth of the next generation is Qianchuan Wooden Doors' unshirkable responsibility, which is also an essential part of the company's cultural construction. On Children's Day, by organizing parent-child activities, employees can enjoy family affection and happiness after work, creating a harmonious family atmosphere among employees and adding new vitality to the company's development!
Qianchuan is a big family, a whole. Whether employees or their families, Qianchuan truly practices the meaning and connotation of being one family through various activities such as Lantern Festival park events and banquets, as well as regular holiday benefits.
