Core Points - The article discusses the addition of 18 new youth education centers in Hangzhou to promote the implementation of the Second Classroom Action Plan for young students, aimed at enhancing their physical and mental health through public education and cultural services [1] - The initiative is part of a broader strategy established in 2007 to improve the quality of education and moral development for youth in the city [1] Summary by Categories New Additions - A total of 18 new youth education centers have been established, including various museums, cultural centers, and educational facilities [1] - Notable new centers include the Hangzhou West Lake Song Dynasty Jade Museum, Zhejiang Provincial Intangible Cultural Heritage Museum, and the Hangzhou Asian Games Museum [1] Existing Infrastructure - As of now, there are 121 city-level Second Classroom activity bases across 13 districts and counties, including the West Lake Scenic Area [2] - The initiative aims to utilize public venues effectively to serve as important educational spaces for youth [1]