Rhythmic hand exercises popular among students in SW China's Guizhou

Rhythmic hand exercises have become popular among students in Tongzi County, southwest China's Guizhou Province. 　

A total of 11 primary and secondary schools participated in an exercise competition.　Dressed neatly, thousands of students participated in a rhythmic hand exercise. 　

Students interpreted happiness and joy, and conveyed it with their hands.　Subsequently, each team took the school as a unit and started a rhythmic exercise competition. 　

"I like hand exercise because it can enrich our three-minute activities before class, regulate our brains and promote our healthy growth," said Xu Ziyao, a local primary student. 　

The organizer said the competition was held to enrich the cultural life of students on campus and create a healthy and upward learning environment.