On the occasion of the International Museum Day on May 18, on May 16, the Evenki Museum entered the school to carry out the theme activity of "grabbing the pivot", bringing a unique and interesting physical education class to the students, so that the students can understand and learn the traditional sports competition games from an early age, and give full play to the role of the museum in educating people with culture and culture.
The theme of this year's International Museum Day is "Museums Committed to Education and Research". The event invited professional "pivot" coaches to teach the students about the sport. "Grab the pivot" is a folk traditional sports game of the Evenki people, "pivot" means "pin" in Evenki language, which refers to the reinforced wooden pins on the axles of the Lele cars used by the nomads to prevent the wheels from falling off. "Snatching" is usually carried out at festivals such as "Naadam", along with wrestling, horse racing, archery and other sports.
After understanding the rules, under the guidance of the coach, the students divided the teams and positions, and as the whistle blew the game began, the athletes from both sides rushed to the Tibetan pivot area and snatched the "pivot" to pass to their own players, and tactical cooperation between the players was required in each specified area. Although they are new to the "pivot grabbing" movement, the students are full of strength and do not back down in the competition between you and me.
The purpose of the event is to deepen the cooperation mechanism between museums and schools, create a "second classroom" for youth education, give full play to the role of museums in education in the new era, enhance the cohesion and appeal of excellent traditional Chinese culture, and enhance the influence of Chinese civilization.
Reporter|Wu Shuran Yongping
Layout Editor|Liang Yan
Editor-in-charge|Yan Lixin
Editor-in-Chief|Fan Hua
Supervisor|Jona
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