Zigong Community Holds National Day Gala with Stamp Games

Basketball Court Transforms into Red Gala for National Day Celebrations in Zigong

Community residents in Zigong’s Gongjing District gathered on September 27, 2026, for a vibrant, stamp-collecting themed holiday event blending patriotic education with grassroots sports and interactive games.

On the morning of September 27, 2026, the basketball court at Gongshan No. 1 in Dongqiao Community, Changtu Street, Gongjing District, transformed into a lively red-themed gala. Hosted by the Zigong Municipal Bureau of Economy and Information Technology and organized by Dongqiao Community, the event drew over 100 local residents who picked up stamp-collecting cards to take part in six distinct interactive games, welcoming the upcoming National Day holiday.

“The red silk represents the brightest ‘China Red,’ and the five-pointed star symbolizes the 56 ethnic groups closely united together,” an event organizer explained to participants. “It also signifies the solidarity and close-knit ties among the community, residents, and neighbors.”

Interactive Zones and Community Engagement

The basketball court was carefully divided into three main functional areas: a check-in photo zone, a game arena, and a prize-redemption counter. Residents paused in front of the National Day-themed decorative wall to pose for commemorative photographs, while the active gaming zones echoed with cheers and encouragement.

Grandparents teamed up with grandchildren and neighbors formed small groups to tackle the "Long March" basketball-dribbling challenge, carefully moving around obstacles before earning their stamps. Other popular booths included ping-pong ball transport, traditional pitch-pot (touhu), and National Day trivia quizzes, drawing long lines of eager participants.

Nearby, adults and children crowded around a five-meter-long canvas painting station. Participants filled in details of Tiananmen Square and national flags using colored markers, while others learned the intricate art of twisting red silk ribbons into star shapes. At the prize counter, residents redeemed their completed stamp cards—which required six stamps total—for holiday-themed hair clips and patriotic face stickers, instantly filling the venue with festive spirit.

Building Local Civilization and Community Bonds

Local organizers noted that the stamp-rally format successfully merged patriotic education with grassroots recreation. The initiative provided a dynamic platform for residents to deepen their national pride while simultaneously supporting Zigong’s ongoing campaign to build a national civilized city.

Zigong Community Holds National Day Gala with Stamp Games
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With a backdrop of bright autumn weather and community members wearing holiday stickers, the transformed basketball court offered a vivid snapshot of neighborhood unity ahead of the national holiday celebrations.

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