The 33rd National Children's Association Creative Drawing Competition Award-Winning Works 115th Year Touring Exhibition (6) - Pei-t'un District, Chun-kung Elementary School

The National Children's Association Creative Drawing Competition has been held for over 30 years. Each year, it provides drawing paper printed with a special shape, allowing elementary school students nationwide to use this shape for associative creation. This unique painting game competition inspires children's associative creativity. In the final round, 72 award winners are selected per grade: 1 first place, 2 second place, 3 third place, and 6 honorable mentions. After two stages of competition—preliminary and on-site final creation—they stand out from national entries.

The shape for the 33rd competition was inspired by "Symbiosis with Nature," hoping to help students understand that all things in nature do not exist in isolation but are interconnected like molecules. Only by cherishing each other and supporting symbiosis can nature sustainably prosper. Thinking that even small, usually overlooked places can create new worlds extends into children's imaginative paintings. The award-winning works are being exhibited on tour in the 115th year, inviting everyone to enter the children's world of imagination.

The 33rd competition was completed on November 30, 114th year. From May 25 to June 5, 115th year, it arrives at Chun-kung Elementary School in Pei-t'un District, inviting everyone to enter the children's world of imagination.