According to incomplete statistics, every year, hundreds of good-looking men and women claim to be university campus flowers and heartthrobs on various websites, to the extent that the public has forgotten that the terms "campus flower" and "campus heartthrob" originally referred to plants symbolizing a school's spirit. Just how many people still remember what the real campus flower and heartthrob of their alma mater are, what they look like, or what their characteristics are?
To advocate for plant care and the protection of the natural environment essential to human survival, the Plant Earth public welfare community (www.plant-earth.org) has joined hands with Letu to hold multiple campus sharing events themed around travel and plant conservation at universities across the country. The series is fully sponsored by Heimei Plant Toothpaste.
At the sharing sessions, not only do travel enthusiasts from Letu share their exciting experiences, fun moments, and beautiful sights from their global journeys with the students, but there are also engaging speeches on the theme of plant conservation, calling on students to take real action in protecting plants and caring for the natural environment. So far, the sharing events have taken place at over 10 universities, including the University of International Business and Economics, Beijing Normal University, Beihang University, China University of Geosciences, Sichuan Agricultural University, and Zhejiang University of Technology. The atmosphere at each event has been enthusiastic, with students showing tremendous interest in both travel and plants.
