The No. 6 Primary School in Chang'an District carried out the "World Book Day" project-based learning

Sunshine News (Reporter Yang Xiaojuan) On the occasion of the 29th "World Book Day", the Sixth Primary School of Chang'an District carried out the "Landscape Poetry Chang'an" World Book Day project-based learning activity, and invited Wang Yuanping, a member of the Shaanxi Writers Association, to lead the children to start this cultural journey and discover the beautiful traces left by the ancients.

At the first stop, the children came to the Du Gong Ancestral Hall. It is not only a place to commemorate the great poet Du Fu of the Tang Dynasty, but also a cultural palace immersed in the historical atmosphere. After paying homage to Du Fu, the students listened attentively to the teacher's explanation, learning about Du Fu's life and how his poetry has influenced literati and writers for thousands of years.

Walking in the quaint courtyard, the children recited the famous sentences of the poet Du Fu, not only to experience the charm of poetry, but also to experience the cultural self-confidence and national spirit that transcend time and space.

Along the ancient road, everyone walked into the peach garden with human faces. The spring breeze is blowing, and the peach blossoms are still smiling in the spring breeze. Here, the teacher told the students the touching story.

On the ancient poetry road of Chang'an, every stone slab seems to tell a story of the past. The students felt the charm of poetry and the weight of history, and wrote their own thoughts and thoughts.

Finally, the children walked into the Wang Wei Poetry Art Museum. Wang Wei was not only a famous poet of the Tang Dynasty, but also a talented painter. His poems have been passed down through the ages, and so have his paintings. In the poetry hall, the children seem to have traveled back to the prosperous Tang Dynasty where literati and artists gathered and poetry and wine were fragrant, and felt the unique charm of poetry and painting.