The Yongsheng Community Working Committee of Henan Street, Hunchun City, started from the baby in casting the sense of community of the Chinese nation, used the national culture to build a solid foundation for children and teenagers, used scissors to tell the meaning of national unity, and strived to be a practitioner of national unity and progress.
On April 27, the Yongsheng Community Care Working Committee carried out the "We Are the Chinese Nation" paper-cutting activity for the teachers and students of the fourth class of the fifth year of the first primary school in Hunchun City in the community "Red Pomegranate" creative workshop, and presented the paper-cut works to the sanitation workers. The paper-cut patterns are all ethnic minorities, there are Manchu and Korean ethnic groups in the fourth class of five years, but when distributing the patterns, none of the students put forward special requirements, the patterns distributed by the paper-cutting teachers, they are all regarded as treasures, and cut carefully, and the community workers are also wearing national costumes, which adds an atmosphere to this activity.
At the beginning of the class, the paper-cutting teacher held the paper-cut work in his hand and asked, "Students, what do these paper-cut patterns represent?" The students replied in unison: "It represents national unity." The teacher continued, "National unity depends on our brothers and sisters of all nationalities working together to help each other and build our homeland together. At the end of the event, the teachers and community workers of the workshop invited the representatives of the sanitation workers to the workshop, and when the sanitation workers entered the door, all the teachers and students stood up and welcomed the workers around us with warm applause. The four children's representatives presented the paper-cut works to the sanitation workers, and what everyone didn't expect was that the student representatives suddenly hugged the sanitation workers. Cao Wenxin, a member of the Young Pioneers, said: "May Day is approaching, and today we express our gratitude to you with paper-cut works! Protecting the environment is the responsibility of each and every one of us, and we must develop good habits from an early age and not litter. The community also presented towels to the sanitation workers to send them holiday wishes in advance. Under the leadership of the community staff, the students came to the popular science home on the third floor, organized the students to experience the popular science equipment, feel the power of science and technology, and cultivate the spirit of inheritance and innovation through the integration of traditional culture and modern technology.
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