What are the programs of the Youth Palace?

The Youth Palace mainly has the following sections:

①Scientific and technological activities section

Activity rooms and laboratories for various groups of enthusiasts, usually electronic computers, radios, newspapers, model airplanes, biologists, chemists, mathematicians, geologists, planetariums, astronomical observatories, meteorological stations, and fabrication workshops, and so on.

②Literary and Artistic Activities

There are usually foreign languages, literature, recitation, speech, painting, calligraphy, sculpture, photography, instrumental music, vocal music, dance, music, puppetry, television, and other activities. There are also rooms for amusement, puppetry, television, and video games.

③Sports activities

There are usually rooms for table tennis, chess and other small-ball activities, as well as rooms for gymnastics, martial arts, skills and other outdoor activities.

④Public ****activity section

Generally there are libraries, picture galleries, movie halls, small theaters, and resting grounds for outdoor activities, nurseries, greenhouses, and so on.

Development:

From the early days of the founding of the country to the nineties, the Children's Palace was a place where children's elites gathered, and only students of good character and literary, artistic, scientific and technological, and sports specialties had the opportunity to enjoy the quasi-professionalized education and training in the Children's Palace, and the Children's Palace also served as a training base for the Young Pioneers' backbones.

Beginning in the nineties, the Children's Palace gradually moved from elite education to social education, with the mode of charging for children's out-of-school training, due to the long-term brand inculcation, relatively low-priced but high-quality educational resources, a stable teaching staff and a solid foundation of specialization;

Plus the parents, "don't lose at the starting line!

Together with parents' subconsciousness of "don't lose at the starting line" and the extreme lack of various educational resources suitable for children's growth in the society at that time,

The Youth Palace once became synonymous with interest training courses: dance, art, calligraphy, language, science and technology, instrumental music, chorus, martial arts, ball games, sports dance and so on, and so forth, all of them.