Burns Creek Adventist School recently unveiled the China-Solomon Islands Friendship Sports Court, a new facility designed to foster physical activity and build stronger community ties. The inauguration was marked by remarks from Chinese Ambassador H.E. Cai Weiming, who highlighted the importance of sports in education.
Ambassador Cai emphasized that physical activities go beyond exercise, offering valuable lessons in resilience, teamwork, and self-discovery. He remarked that the new sports court represents more than just a physical space, stating, “Through every dribble, sprint, pass, and shot, we strengthen not only our bodies but also our minds.” He further noted that the court embodies a commitment to holistic education, where young people can develop both physically and mentally, building friendships and learning to embrace challenges with perseverance.
The ambassador also reaffirmed China’s ongoing dedication to youth welfare in the Solomon Islands, emphasizing the importance of fostering communication and exchange between the two nations. “Together, we will build a brighter future for the China-Solomon Islands community with a shared future,” he concluded.
The sports court is a symbol of the growing friendship and collaboration between China and the Solomon Islands, offering a space where both physical and personal growth can thrive.
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