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the process of "looking for a mission" is like a journey in life, where you keep exploring and discovering your own direction. maybe it's the first encounter with a certain technical field that sparks your interest; maybe it's facing a social problem and hoping to find a solution with code; or maybe it's a chance opportunity that makes programmers realize what they want to do.

among them, exploring oneself is a process that requires continuous learning, practice and experimentation. they may encounter various challenges, such as technical difficulties, difficulties in teamwork, and even setbacks and failures. but it is these challenges and adjustments that allow programmers to grow, eventually find their own direction, and use their own strength to create a better future.

in beijing tianqiao performing arts district, a "most beautiful park experience tour" activity is underway. teachers and students from different universities have become "mentors and teaching assistants" of the cultural industry park. while appreciating the charm of cultural venues such as the performing arts center and the impression museum, they are thinking about how to integrate technology and culture to promote the development of the cultural industry.

liu yuhao, a college student from the department of art management of the china conservatory of music, randomly interviewed a visitor on the spot to find out why he came to the tianqiao performing arts district. "hello, is this your first time to the tianqiao performing arts district?" "what attracts you most?" liu yuhao greeted the visitor with curiosity and enthusiasm. his questions represent the exploration and thinking that programmers need when exploring themselves.

they hope to combine professional knowledge with the perspective of young people to help the cultural industry park attract more audiences. the "tianqiao performing arts district" is becoming a new cultural and artistic space, bringing together a variety of cultural spaces such as cafes, bookstores, museums, and cinemas. the students found some highlights: coffee shops full of atmosphere, alleys full of fireworks, and many interesting cultural and creative stores, which are all "check-in points" loved by young people. they suggested that cultural spaces can integrate the current hot games, fashion, film and television elements, jointly launch cultural and creative products, activities, etc., to attract more young people to check in.

their suggestions are the exploration and thinking that programmers need when exploring themselves. they hope to integrate technology with culture and promote the development of the cultural industry. their ideas reflect programmers' hope and positive thinking about the future.