Hangzhou Entel Foreign Language School's clay art project Clay Chronicles: Liangzhu in Miniature debuted at Beijing's national child art exhibition co-hosted by All-China Women's Federation and Liangzhu Museum.

Using tri-track pedagogy (art classes + PBL + museum studies), students recreated 5,000-year-old Liangzhu civilization through ceramic cityscapes and ritual jade replicas. Art director Fan Ming collaborated with Liangzhu curators to refine exhibits blending historical accuracy with youthful creativity.

Vice Principal Zhu Chengmin highlighted their Three Boundary-Breaking Principles: interdisciplinary integration, cross-grade collaboration, and project-based learning. Future plans include clay-animated documentaries to digitally preserve cultural heritage.