(Midong District Rong Media Center reporter: Xu Qian reports) On February 9, the Yulin community in Kaziwan Area and the team stationed in the community jointly organized primary and secondary school students and college students in the jurisdiction to carry out "reading clubs" activities in order to enrich the children's holiday life.
"It is said that the New Year should have a new atmosphere, but the students are still immersed in the winter vacation, so they want to encourage the children to do something together to welcome the New Year." Zhao Ruiyue, a publicity specialist in the Yulin community, said that there are nearly 300 books of various kinds in the community's "small library", and she wants children to open the "reading mode" in the New Year.
Considering that the age span of students is relatively large, the community and the team have prepared a variety of extracurricular books such as history, science, literature and poetry, medical picture books, and manual operations, so that children can choose their favorite genres.
"I think this event is very interesting." Xi Ziruo, a student at the No. 84 Middle School in the city, said excitedly: "At home, you can only play by yourself, you can see a lot of friends here, and reading is also very interesting." Reading books will make us learn a lot of new knowledge, which is great. ”
Parent Zhang Jumei said: "This activity is too good, at home children are playing with mobile phones and watching TV, and they have no intention of reading and studying." Reading books will keep children away from electronic products and create a rich atmosphere of books. Not only can it enrich children's extracurricular knowledge and holiday life, but also allow children to close their hearts in advance and prepare for the new year's learning. ”
"At the end of the Spring Festival holiday, parents have to go to work, some children are at home, and the book club activities use knowledge to gather children together, so that the fragrance of books accompanies the children's holiday life, which can also make parents feel more at ease, and will continue to carry out such activities in the future." Zhao Ruiyue said.