By Junye Zhang, Wu Xilu, and Gu Siyu
Join us in this live broadcast, brought to you by the Beijing Women's Federation as part of the “2023 Empowering Girls with Science and Technology” program. Through resources like courses, interactive activities, practical experiences, and exhibitions, this program aims to inspire young girls to love science, learn about it, and enhance their scientific literacy. Today, we are honored to have invited Dr. Lu Jing, a researcher from the Institute of Vertebrate Paleontology and Paleoanthropology at the Chinese Academy of Sciences, to visit Beijing Hongying Elementary School. Dr. Lu will be delivering an intriguing science class to students, hopefully planting the seeds of curiosity and science in their young minds.
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