Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School transformed its gym into a "borderless cultural corridor" on March 21 for its 17th Foreign Language Festival. Over 40 classes recreated iconic museums from 15+ countries through interactive exhibits - from London’s Natural History Museum with fossil puzzles to Shanghai Insect Museum’s glowing butterfly installations.

Innovative games like Vatican archery challenges and Nintendo trivia stations merged education with entertainment. Central stage performances blended hip-hop with Tate Modern art quizzes, while Liangzhu Culture roleplays featured 5,000-year-old costume recreations.

“Each stamp on my passport card felt like teleporting through civilizations,” said participant Shou Ziyun. The event’s student-designed souvenirs and award-winning exhibits, including Grade 12’s AI-powered Dunhuang fresco animations, demonstrated Entel’s commitment to nurturing global-minded innovators.