On this stage, eight speakers fully demonstrated their wisdom and enthusiasm. They are Ms. Jane Mosala, primary teacher at NKCS, who shared how she recovered from a negative experience and became a passionate and empathetic teacher. She emphasized the important role of listening, inclusion and self-reflection in education; Mr. Andy Li, Microsoft AI software development engineer, discussed the impact of emerging technologies, especially artificial intelligence, on human life, and reminded us that while enjoying the convenience of technology, we must also be vigilant about the ethical, social and responsibility issues that may arise; Garcia Zhou, G11 student at NKCS, shared his experience in learning languages, emphasized the role of language as a cultural time machine, and encouraged people to explore and protect the world's diverse cultures by learning languages; Mr. William Zhou, a cross-border producer of biological visualization, shared how he applied his filmmaking background to the field of 3D biomedical animation, showing how the combination of art and science can help the public better understand complex medical knowledge; Mr. Giampaolo De Santis, a cross-cultural food inheritor and channel blogger, shared his arduous journey of pursuing his dreams, emphasized the importance of pursuing self-realization under social pressure, and encouraged people to never give up no matter how many challenges and failures they face; Ms. Jen, upper secondary teacher at NKCS, spoke candidly about her experience raising two children alone in a foreign country, sharing how she worked hard to make her children appreciate their cultural roots while facing external criticism and personal doubts; Mr. Qiangqiang Tan, founder of the Food Science Channel, discussed the importance of food science in an era of highly accessible information. He emphasized the value of asking good questions and the courage and importance of science workers in challenging common sense and spreading knowledge; Matthew Miao, G12 student at NKCS, talked about how he coped with difficulties in life through music creation, and how he used music as an educational and inspirational tool to bring hope and strength to people.

The speakers were fully engaged on the stage to ensure that they could convey the most valuable information to the audience. These speech videos will be uploaded to the TED official website and YouTube platform after being reviewed by TED, and will be spread to the world and influence more people. In addition, after the speeches, we also invited teachers and students from the Pop Dance Club and they showed "Left Right" wonderfully, demonstrating the passion of youth. Zilin Yuan, a G10 student at NKCS, sang a song "Never Enough", igniting the atmosphere with her moving voice and affectionate melody, and won rounds of applause.

Although the weather was not perfect on the day of the event, most of the audience showed their enthusiasm and arrived on time, which was the greatest support for this event. To welcome the audience, Committee carefully prepared souvenirs. During the speeches, the audience listened attentively and actively interacted in the Q&A session. The collision of ideas and opinions were happening, which is also the most important mission of TEDx, that is, to search for ideas worth spreading, and believe that the power of ideas can change people's lives and ultimately change the world.

The smooth running of this event is inseparable from the hard work of the volunteers. They silently contributed to their duty, from registration at the entrance, distributing souvenirs, to guiding the audience, moving materials, and running back and forth when needed, showing a high sense of responsibility.

Since the establishment of Committee, every member has worked diligently, and cooperated with each other: Frank Zhou, the student leader, successfully contacted two external speakers in the process of finding external guests, and kept strong connection with speakers; three students from the Content Team, Nancy Li, Lina Yang, and Ruyi Zhang, led the speaker training and selection, followed up with the speakers' drafting, helped the speakers organize their ideas, and provided practical and effective speech suggestions; four students from the Event Team, Rock Qiu, Jim Cheng, Kevin Lin, and Tina Chu, organized publicity and interview activities, and creatively started running social media. Three students from the Design Team, Flora Sun, Summer Chang, and Cindy Wu, carefully designed all the relevant materials, including the main visual of this event, tickets, speaker posters, signature wall, souvenirs, etc., which are all full of ingenuity. It is also the success of Rock's multiple attempts to find the most cost-effective producers. Tina and Jenny showed super talent and ability in video editing, with creativity and skills, and pushed a series of high-quality videos. Tina, Cindy and Jenny took the initiative to allocate the responsibility of volunteers, planning and training each volunteer's responsibilities in different time periods and locations. In addition to fully assisting Garcia during the preparation period, Kevin also took over the responsibility of director and integrated all the content. Ruyi was also in the control room and successfully completed all the lighting and headset switching. The hosts Frank, Lina, and Nancy made sufficient preparations in the early stage. Although faced with unknown situation, they successfully completed the event with excellent performance. Everyone worked together, helped with each other, and established a deep friendship among the Committee. Hope that this event experience will be a treasured memory of these members.