In order to further implement the fundamental task of cultivating morality, enhance students' physique, and temper students' will, on the afternoon of May 14, Bailian Township Central School organized all teachers and students in the ninth grade to carry out hiking inspirational activities, so that students can get close to nature, release pressure, and develop the spiritual quality of not giving up in outdoor hiking.
Before leaving, Cheng Rong, secretary of the general party branch of Bailian Township Central School, made a hiking mobilization speech. She said that the purpose of the hiking activities is to allow students to get close to nature, exercise their physical fitness, and hone their will, so as to cope with future challenges with more positive and high morale and firm faith. At the same time, she told the students to pay attention to safety, protect themselves, take care of the environment, and maintain the image of a junior high school student in the new era.
Stepping out of the campus, all the way to the work flag, laughter, charming scenery, singing echoes. The students marched forward in groups in singing and laughing, and everyone had a youthful smile on their faces. From departure to returning to campus, students overcame their physical limitations, encouraged and helped each other, experienced the hardships of the road together, and witnessed the friendship between classmates and the care of teachers and students.
Many students said that participating in such activities not only relieved the pressure of the high school entrance examination, but also gained the courage and strength to continue to challenge, and understood that only with a strong will and perseverance can they experience the fun of breaking through themselves, harvest growth and success, and see the most beautiful scenery in life.
"By holding excursions, students can cultivate their perseverance and tenacious fighting spirit, relieve the pressure of studying, and meet the challenges of the future." Chen Jiakui, principal of Bailian Township Central School, said. (Correspondent: Lei Shuyan)