With boundless creativity and passion, the Club Night of Guangdong Technion - Israel Institute of Technology (GTIIT) arrived as scheduled, illuminating every corner of the campus. Whether you are a street dance enthusiast, a chess master, a nimble badminton player, a spirited football player, an aspiring entrepreneur, or a music lover drawn to classical melodies... you can all find a stage here to showcase your talents!

The Modern Chinese Orchestra Club, Music Club, Fugue Classic Music Club, and Chorus led everyone on a wonderful musical journey. From the moving sounds of the guzheng to the harmonies of the chorus, from classical music to modern pop, diverse musical forms beautifully blended tradition with innovation, creating a rich musical feast that captivated listeners.

Sports clubs such as Basketball, Badminton, Football, Tennis, and Running attracted numerous sports enthusiasts. Students celebrated the joy of movement in a bunch of challenges.

In the game of chess, players found not just competition but also a bridge for communication. They honed their skills and sparked new ideas through rounds of matches. In the Psychology Club, students received warmth and support, while the InfoGeek Club delved into the latest computer technologies and programming languages. The MKG Anime Club deepened the members’ friendships under the same common interest, and the Association of Commercial Entrepreneur ignited creativity and business passion among the participants. 

Members of the Gravity Street Dancing Club moved to the rhythm, each beat pulsating with youthful energy and boundless vitality. At the Model United Nations Club, members took on the roles of global representatives, engaging in simulated debates that sharpened their argumentative and diplomatic skills and broadened their international perspectives. The Photographic Society focused on capturing the beauty of life, attracting observant students fond of photographic art to share their experiences behind the lens.

Currently, GTIIT boasts 17 vibrant student clubs and 4 student organizations. Freshmen lingered at various club booths, engaging with keen curiosity. They are eager to embrace the colorful university life through involvement in the numerous clubs.

Text: GTIIT News & Public Affairs, Lin Sihan

Photos: GTIIT Youth League Committee, Liu Zelin