Original title: 777 Tibetan students stayed in Han for the Spring Festival, wrapping dumplings, pasting spring leagues, and visiting the Garden Expo - "Wuhan is my second hometown"
"This Siberian brown bear is particularly realistic and looks fierce!" Rob Dorje, a student from Nyingchi, Tibet, looked curiously at the brown bear specimen in front of him. On February 10, 777 Tibetan students from Wuhan Tibet Middle School, including Dorje, went to wuhan garden expo garden under the organization of the school to explore the Yangtze River civilization and experience folk culture.
Wuhan Tibet Middle School is one of the first batch of inland Tibet classes (schools) in China. Xu Feng, vice president of the school, said that this year, all Tibetan students stayed in Wuhan for the New Year, and the school prepared a variety of activities for everyone, including report sharing meetings with inspirational themes, as well as activities with strong annual flavor such as dumplings, Spring Festival, and Garden Expo.
At the Yangtze River Civilization Hall, located in the core of Wuhan Garden Expo Park, teachers and students walked into the Yangtze River Hall, deeply visited the beautiful natural ecology and cultural landscape of the Yangtze River Basin, and listened to the ecological civilization class with the theme of "Amazon Rainforest Food Chain".
"I have the opportunity to walk all over the great mountains and rivers of my motherland and go to the scene to see these animals." Cicheng Badan, a student from Qamdo, Tibet, said he was most impressed by the animal specimens in the Yangtze River Hall. Yunnan elephants, Sichuan pandas, Emei Mountain macaques and other animals living in the Yangtze River Basin have made him curious.
"These water conservancy projects made me appreciate the wisdom of the Chinese nation in governing the water, and also further understood the efforts made by the country and the people for the sake of national peace and security." After watching the theme exhibition area of "Water Conservancy in The Thousand Autumns, an Lan Prosperous World" in the Yangtze River Hall, Sandan Quji, a student who also came from Qamdo, Tibet, said.
The macaw that eats dirt, the caiman with glasses, the jaguar that jumps to death... In the ecological civilization class, the interesting habits of cute elves made the students listen to it with relish.
At the Belin Grand River Life Museum, as soon as students entered, they were deeply shocked by the fossil of Zhongjia Mamenxi Dragon with a length of 24 meters and 19 cervical vertebrae under the starry sky. From "The Vicissitudes of the Great River" to the "Contemplation of the Great River", students feel the magic and preciousness of biodiversity, connection and difference. A few students gathered around, pointed to a specimen of a bison and excitedly said, "This is very much like our yak!" ”
In the afternoon of the same day, the students walked into the tourist block in the style of the late Qing Dynasty in Hankou to experience the Lantern Festival with traditional Chinese characteristics, and the Tibetan children said, "Enjoy the beautiful scenery, taste the food, celebrate the New Year, stay in Han for the New Year is very warm and lively, Wuhan is my second hometown!" ”
Hubei Daily all-media reporter Wei Mengye correspondent Zhuang Huijin