To enrich the employees' leisure cultural life, promote communication among them, enhance team cohesion, and foster a united and harmonious family culture, the Tools Branch organized an activity of painting ukuleles on November 26th.

After arriving at the event venue and listening to the on-site instructor's explanation, everyone could no longer contain their excitement. Slowly picking up their brushes, they prepared to paint the beautiful patterns that had long been sketched out in their minds.

As time passes and the brush sweeps across, vibrant and adorable patterns gradually emerge on the piano: some colleagues blend existing backgrounds, creating brand-new color schemes through the collision of different color ratios, thereby crafting their own gorgeous hues. Others leverage the commonalities between colors, achieving seamless color transitions with every stroke, resulting in a natural and aesthetically pleasing effect.

Painting is an expression of emotions and a process of calming the mind. Under the dual pressures of work and life, painting also provides an opportunity to unwind and let go. The patterns created by everyone express the rich emotions inside their hearts: there are deep starry skies, happy SpongeBob characters, colorful flowers, and even idols they admire. From layout and color mixing to painting, it all demonstrates the carefulness and unique innovative thinking of the members of the Tools Branch.

After the ukulele was finished, everyone proceeded to string and tune it. Lifting their heads, they heard the sound of the strings. The gentle breeze carried a melody that was neither melancholy nor irritating, but rather filled with deep emotion, conveying to every friend who met that there was no need for previous acquaintance.

The event came to a close amidst laughter and joy. Everyone was liberated from their daily busy work and enjoyed the pleasures brought by life. The repression disappeared amidst the fun, and confidence was enhanced through the activities. This event not only allowed colleagues to feel the joy of hands-on experience, but also enhanced their artistic creation ability and aesthetic ability.