Global Environmental Tour - "Big Eyed Frog Kids Cup" Environmental Painting Contest - China Station

The green of the world is everyone's!

Beautiful mood is mine!

I want to paint a sky for fish.

Also draw an ice country to snow bears.

In the end, I want to draw a beautiful future for myself!

We want to prevent the tragedy that “when the world is left with only a drop of water” from happening, we should not watch the global warming and warming happen... Each year, the energetic angel “Big Eyed Frog” advocates environmental protection. This kind of environmental education campaign calls on children from all over the world to come and care for the earth. The slogan of “Environmental Education, Grabbing from Dolls” has been buzzing in China! At the end of this year, the United States' environmental protection angel "MIKYO Big Eyed Frog" brought the "Global Environmental Protection Program" to China, hoping to call for more environmental protection forces to join in and learn more about environmental protection angels.

In December, the "Big Eyed Frog Children's Cup" painting contest was officially opened in China. The Children's Painting Contest is jointly organized by the American “Big Eyed Frog” children's clothing company, the Environmental Protection Bureau, the Education Bureau, the Tourism Bureau, and the radio and television stations. At the same time, there will be dozens of regional business units participating in the association. The prizes and prizes for the entire event will be provided by the “MIKYO Big Eyes Frog” children's wear brand in the United States. There will be several attractive trophies for Golden Frog, Silver Frog and Copper Frog, with nearly 100 places. The details of the event, registration forms and hand-made exquisite gifts were distributed to schools and kindergartens in various regions on the 14th. The grand prizes were announced and attracted many children who came to participate. According to the rough statistics of the Department of Data and Information, there are now 83 primary schools and 874 kindergartens, and more than 40,000 children have signed up to participate.

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