On April 11, the students of Friendship Primary School in Beilin District, Xi'an City, under the organization of the school, carried out a unique research activity - "Labor Creates Happiness and Deliciousness". They walked out of the classroom and came to the Cake Castle Secret Garden and the Happy Baking Magic Castle to experience the charm of Han and Tang culture and the fun of baking, learn to make delicious pastries, and take the fruits of their labor home to share with their families.
In the morning, the sun shone on the activity venue, and the children participated in various Han and Tang cultural practice activities with great interest. They first experienced archery, and the children held bows and arrows, carefully learned the posture and skills of archery, and felt the bravery and wisdom of ancient samurai. Then, they tried traditional games such as hammering pills, wooden shooting, and throwing pots, and they felt the charm of ancient culture in the game. In the Keju game, they run on the green field and enjoy the joy of sports.
After a morning of Han and Tang cultural experience, the children have a deeper knowledge and understanding of traditional culture. They said that these activities not only made them feel the breadth and profundity of ancient culture, but also made them cherish and inherit these precious cultural heritages even more.
In the afternoon, they entered the Magic Castle of Happy Baking, where they put on aprons and gloves and started their baking journey. Under the guidance of professional bakers, the children carefully learned the steps and skills of making cakes, and every step seemed so serious and focused. After a lot of hard work, the delicate small cakes were finally made.
Looking at the cake they had made with their own hands, the children's faces were smiling with satisfaction. They can't wait to take these delicious pastries home to share with their families. Some children excitedly said, "I want to take home the little cake I made with my own hands and share it with my parents." Some children can't put down the mung bean cake: "Auntie, this snow mung bean cake is so cute, I can't bear to eat it." Can I take it home and feed my mom? She works so hard. ”
At the end of the event, the children also gave their own pastries to the principal and teachers to express their respect and gratitude. Touching the children's heads, the school's principal, Masiphon, said with emotion: "I am very relieved and proud to see the pastries you have made with your own hands, but please take this gift home and share it with your family." ”
"It's not just a research activity, it's a growth experience. This research activity not only allowed the children to have an in-depth understanding of the charm of Han and Tang culture, but also allowed them to experience the fun of baking and learn to make delicious pastries. More importantly, through this activity, the children learned to share and be grateful, and to bring home the fruits of their labor to share with their families, passing on the warmth and love of the family. ”