Schoolkids reach for sci-tech wonders in Sanya

A robot dog flips and jumps to the delight of kids during the Sanya sub-venue of the Hainan Primary and Secondary Schools Science Festival on May 29. [Photo/Sanya Daily]

The event showcases innovative rockets and space station models made by students. [Photo/Sanya Daily]

Schoolkids learn while having fun at the event. [Photo/Sanya Daily]

Model cars are closely examined by some boys. [Photo/Sanya Daily]

A schoolboy shakes hands with a robot. [Photo/Sanya Daily]

High five! A primary school student greets a robot. [Photo/Sanya Daily]

Checking out the future — schoolkids have a blast with VR goggles. [Photo/Sanya Daily]

Teachers and students conduct some fun science experiments. [Photo/Sanya Daily]

Four schoolboys present their handmade "eco-friendly globe". [Photo/Sanya Daily]

The 22nd Hainan Science and Technology Activity Month and 10th National Science and Technology Workers Day — along with the first Hainan Primary and Secondary Schools Science Festival — were in full swing at the Hainan Science and Technology Museum on May 29-31.

At the same time, a sub-venue at the Sanya Yazhou Bay Science and Technology City Foreign Language School Affiliated to WFL Education hosted a series of coordinated events.

A raft of exhibitors displayed their technological innovations and interactive displays — offering the public an immersive tech experience.

Dancing robots captivated the audience with their performances, while the Nanfan Breeding exhibit unveiled the fascinating world of life sciences.

From a single seed to expansive fields, the visual gene-breeding map revealed the scientific breakthroughs behind China's agricultural achievements.

Interactive Q&A sessions and hands-on experiments were also available, making science both accessible and engaging.

The event in Sanya effectively leveraged the city's unique resources in aerospace, deep-sea exploration and breeding technology — turning complex concepts into captivating visual experiences and bringing cutting-edge science much closer to the public.