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“ Passion Released and Development Diversified: ” Club Fair in Full Swing The attendance at the Club Fair surpassed previ- ous years, thriving amid the subsiding pandemic. Orga- nized by the Division of Extracurricular Activities, this event aimed to showcase the results of various clubs' tireless efforts in their operations. Whether through static club booths or captivating stage performances, these results came from students' hard work. Balanc- ing academic pursuits, students found opportunities to diversify their individual development, explore their interests, and enrich their university experiences. The fair featured a series of club performances, boast- ing a variety of club categories spanning from service-oriented, recreational, academic, to social nature. Students had the chance to find their passions and discover a sense of belonging during their leisure time, fostering personalized development. The NCU Young Cheerleading Team presented high-difficulty performances at the Club Fair 2023, evoking awe from the audience. Photo by Lin Hung-Hsien Photo by Lin Hung-Hsien Photo by Lin Hung-Hsien A multitude of clubs blossomed and bloomed at the fair, displaying the abundant fruits of NCU students explor- ing and cultivating their interests during their spare time. For the first time, international student clubs, including the Indian Student Association, Indonesian Student Association, and Vietnamese Student Associa- tion, participated in the club fair. They brought distinc- tive musical instruments, offered cultural activities, and even showcased their countries' representative festivals, adding a touch of exotic charm to this club fair. 13