Open our hearts to our communities
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This document summarizes artworks created by students of Hsin She Elementary School in Taiwan to express their love for their communities. The artworks were made from natural and recycled materials from the communities and include hearts representing determination to protect their homelands. They address topics like nature, environmental protection, and culture through mixed media works.
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