Through the role interpretation, experience the tense clips of the party representatives encountering agents at a large meeting, and personally build an architectural model of Shu Delhi, where the site of the congress is located... This scene will be repeated in the classrooms of schools in Shanghai in the future.
A few days ago, under the guidance of the Shanghai Municipal Education Commission, the first batch of "Shanghai Quality Education Quality Curriculum Project Resources" into the school curriculum was announced, and the red memory book "Into Tree Delhi" published by Shanghai Education Publishing House was listed among them. Speaking of this red book, the little friends who like to watch live broadcasts may not be strangers, because it has also been on Via's live broadcast room...
Located at 106 Wangzhi Road (now No. 76 Xingye Road) in Shanghai, Shudri was a major meeting place of the Communist Party of China and an important physical witness to the birth of the Communist Party of China. This set of original pop-up books is organized and compiled by the Cpc National Congress Memorial Hall and the Shanghai Oriental Propaganda and Education Service Center, published by Shanghai Education Publishing House, focusing on the place where the CPC held a major meeting, Shu Delhi, taking Shanghai's red landmarks and Shikumen buildings as the protagonists, through the form of panoramic folding three-dimensional books, with the help of exquisite architectural models to reproduce the scene of the founding of the Communist Party of China, stimulate young people's interest in reading and research, lead them into the "big one", and intuitively understand the red history of the cpc.
"Into Tree Delhi" combines the 1:70 architectural model of a major memorial hall of the Communist Party of China with a three-dimensional book containing six scenes, and the professional architectural designer team accurately "reproduces" the original architectural appearance of Tree Delhi and the scene of a major conference through many field mapping and research drawings. Opening this pop-up book, the 12 pages show the two banks of the Huangpu River, the "Red Kilometer", the Shikumen building, the tree Delhi, the interior of the first congress site and the conference table used by a large number of delegates from a near and far perspective, forming a switch from the city to the street, from Shikumen to the conference scene. On each open page, architectural models, images and texts complement each other, and the red culture and historical materials echo each other, not only showing Shanghai's urban style and the knowledge of Shikumen, but also conveying the arduous process of the early founding of the party.
Author: Guo Chaohao
Editor: Xu Luming
Editor-in-Charge: Liu Qing
Video source: Shanghai Education Publishing House video number
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