The cross-field aesthetic education excellence pilot program leads partner schools: Henggong Elementary School, Xinmin Elementary School, Jiali Junior High School, Xinhua High School, and Beimen High School to participate in the "2022 Taiwan First School Curriculum Expo"! This conference event was hosted by the Education Bureau of the Tainan City Government. A total of 112 teaching interactive booths participated in the grand event, attracting nearly 6,000 people. Tainan City Mayor Huang Weizhe, Deputy Minister of Education Tsai Ching-hua, Director of Education Zheng Xinhui, Hahow Good School Executive Yangtze River Front Weijie came to watch. Director of the Education Bureau Zheng Xinhui also paid a special visit to the booth of the Provincial Elementary School to see how students use beautiful visual language to become a communication bridge to change the community. Project co-hosts Teachers Li Qichang, Teacher Lin Xiaoyu and Teacher Huang Ruisong presented selected courses to the leaders on site and interacted with partner schools to provide support and encouragement to teachers and students.

Cross-field aesthetic education will be held at a joint stall among five schools to jointly demonstrate the achievements of aesthetic education. Shenggong Elementary School uses the "icon-match" game to let people understand the characteristics of visual language during play; Xinmin Elementary School's feathered humanoid "the beauty of movement is unforgiving" gives people a perspective of appreciation and beauty; Jiali Junior High School The rich content of "Kalimba Experience" and "Teacher's Day Card Making" attracted a large number of people to interact with the booth; Xinhua High School's "Object Fantasy Journey" experience was led by the stall owner, opening up visitors' philosophical thinking about objects; Beimen High School "Rainbow Experiment", a fun little experiment to easily bring a rainbow home! The planning team also distributed limited-edition course books and selected handbooks to promote aesthetic education, and also promoted year-end forum activities, attracting many people to stop and inquire.