In order to further expand educational resources, broaden the horizons of team members, learn more extracurricular knowledge, and enrich life experience. On the afternoon of June 2nd, the fourth (2) squadron, accompanied by the organization of the parent association and parents, visited and studied in the "three halls" of Laiwu Library.
In the theme education exhibition hall of "Don't forget the original intention, remember the mission", the team members first watched the documentary to understand the proposal and connotation of "Don't forget the original intention, remember the mission". The exhibition hall is divided into five chapters: party founding, anti-Japanese war, liberation, construction and reform, with rich historical materials and precious pictures, it shows the great course of the CPC's Laiwu party organization to achieve its "original intention", unswervingly and forge ahead. Under the guidance of the docent, the team members carefully examined every picture and every exhibit, looked at the yellowed letters, rusty guns and ammunition, deeply felt the real history, and were moved by the firm faith and fearless sacrifice spirit of the older generation of revolutionaries.
In the "Cultural Relics" pavilion, each cultural relic has its own story and historical background, from stone tools, pottery, bronze to jade and gold, each cultural relic is an important representative of Laiwu culture and a treasure of Chinese civilization. Under the guidance of the docent, the team members had a comprehensive understanding of the cultural relics and historical sites in the Laiwu area, and while appreciating the precious cultural relics, they also knew their use and historical value. In the interactive Q&A session, the docent and the team members carried out wonderful interactions, and the active speeches of the team members were praised by the docents.
By appreciating the precious cultural relics, all the team members further savored the ancient culture of Laiwu, and deeply understood the sense of history and the breadth and depth of culture. The team members seem to have traveled through time and space, immersed in the long river of history, and felt the ancient memories carried by cultural relics.
The ceramic exhibits in the "Ceramics" pavilion are colorful and varied! There are elegant blue and white porcelain, exquisite carved porcelain, simple Ru kiln porcelain, etc., each of which exudes a different charm. The team members were fascinated by the beautiful ceramic exhibits and took out their mobile phones to take pictures to record this unforgettable moment. Under the guidance of the docent, the team members had a deeper understanding of the development history of ceramics and knew more about ceramic culture. The team members said that this trip to the ceramic exhibition hall made us more proud and proud of the ceramic culture of our hometown!
Read 10,000 books and travel 10,000 miles. Study tours are not only an integral part of school classroom education, but also an effective extension of educational resources. Through the study trip, the students' will has been tempered, the after-school life has been enriched, and the strong support and unanimous praise of teachers, students and parents have been won.