SOKI Team Building in Suzhou: Two Days of Teamwork, Fun and Shared Memories September 19–20, 2026 | Xishan Island, Suzhou, China
September 19–20, 2026 | Xishan Island, Suzhou, China
At SOKI Display, being a team is about more than working together. It is also about sharing experiences, getting to know each other beyond the workplace, and having a little fun along the way.
On September 19–20, the entire SOKI team of around 30 employees headed to Xishan Island in Suzhou for a two-day team-building trip. Surrounded by mountains, water and historic villages, the trip gave everyone a chance to step away from their daily routines and enjoy time together.
The first morning began with a visit to Linwu Cave, a famous natural limestone cave known as the "Ninth Cave under Heaven." Walking through the cave and exploring its unique formations offered a refreshing start to the trip.
In the afternoon, our team visited Mingyuewan Ancient Village, a historic village with traditional buildings and a peaceful waterfront setting. It was a slower-paced part of the day, giving everyone time to explore, take photos and enjoy conversations with colleagues.
The evening brought a completely different kind of energy.Our team took part in several simple but competitive games, including shuttlecock kicking and a table-tennis relay using scoops. These activities required communication, coordination and a good sense of timing. More importantly, they gave colleagues from different departments an opportunity to work together outside their usual roles.
There was plenty of laughter along the way, and the games quickly turned into one of the most memorable parts of the trip.After the activities, everyone gathered for a barbecue followed by a campfire evening. Food, conversation and laughter brought the first day to a relaxed close.
Reaching the Peak Together
The second morning started with a more challenging activity: climbing Miaofeng Peak.
The climb tested everyone's energy, but the team kept moving forward together. Some walked faster, some slower, and some stopped to catch their breath-but everyone eventually made their way through the journey.
For us, this was also a simple reminder of what teamwork looks like in everyday work: different people may have different strengths and working styles, but moving toward the same goal makes the journey easier.
A Team Beyond the Workplace
As an advertising display manufacturer, SOKI Display spends much of its time focused on products, production, customer needs and international business. A team-building trip like this provides a valuable opportunity to put work aside for a while and simply enjoy being together.
From exploring caves and ancient villages to competing in team games, sharing a barbecue and climbing a mountain, these two days created new memories for the entire SOKI team.
We returned from Xishan Island with tired legs, plenty of photos, and a little more understanding of the people we work with every day.
