Zhangjiachuan County Rong Media Center (correspondent Li Chong) In order to promote the excellent traditional Chinese culture, the museum can better play its publicity and education functions. On May 14, Zhangjiachuan County Museum walked into Lingtai Primary School in Gongmen Town to carry out a social education activity with the theme of "Reading Ancient Characters by Looking at Pictures and Making Ancient Characters by Doing".
More than 20 primary school students followed the pace of the docent of the Zhangjiachuan County Museum, listened carefully to the explanation, and deeply understood the history and culture of Zhangjiachuan, so that the children could feel the charm of the long culture and history at "zero distance", and let the "mobile museum" truly "flow" into the hearts of the children.
At the same time, through the form of storytelling, the social education teacher introduced oracle bone inscriptions, golden inscriptions, small seals, and official scripts into the children's literacy education, guiding the children to understand the origin and evolution of Chinese characters, and using the evolution of oracle bone hieroglyphs to gradually give full play to the children's imagination nature, and realize the breadth and profundity of Chinese characters in the course of entertaining. In the introduction of the word-making link, the materials and methods used in the oracle bone inscription are introduced in detail, and the requirements are put forward. After more than an hour of careful creation, each piece of work was presented in front of me, showing each other's works and enjoying the joy of handmade.
After the event, the teachers said that the social education activity was very meaningful, the children understood the profundity of Chinese characters, felt the charm of ancient characters, and at the same time, made the jerky and difficult oracle bone characters fun, improved the children's understanding and interest in ancient characters, fell in love with traditional culture, and let traditional culture be deeply rooted in children's hearts from an early age.