Yangtze River Daily, Wuhan, October 4 (reporter Liu Jia correspondent Chen Xiaofeng) "The city is flying, the countryside is flying, the mountains and rivers of the motherland are flying..." On October 4, the children of the third (1st) class of the primary school of the Wuhan Foreign Chinese School completed a special holiday homework - they gathered on the bank of Tang Lake, recited poems, sang "My Motherland and Me", and confessed to the motherland.
Under the blue sky and white clouds, between the pines and cypresses, the students of Wuhan Wai Chinese Primary School dressed in white shirts and blue bow ties, holding songbooks in their hands, read "I Fly with the Motherland" in a childish voice. Subsequently, they sang "My Motherland and Me" with a crisp singing voice. The green trees are thick, the reflections of the building platforms, and the schoolchildren sit around in pairs, holding books such as "The Red Army Is Not Afraid of Expeditions" to share and tell each other. Finally, in a circle of hearts, the children shared a sweet birthday cake to confess to the motherland.
This special holiday homework activity was broadcast live in the class WeChat group, and the video picture detonated the circle of friends. Parents praised and said: "Such homework has taught the children a vivid patriotic education lesson, so that the Chinese red is deeply imprinted in the hearts of the children and encourages them to make unremitting efforts." ”
Children from Wuhan Foreign Chinese School recited "I Fly with the Motherland". (Photo by correspondent Chen Xiaofeng)
Children from schools outside Wuhan Chinese shared books such as "The Red Army Is Not Afraid of Expeditions". (Photo by correspondent Chen Xiaofeng)
The students sang "My Motherland and Me". (Photo by correspondent Chen Xiaofeng)
【Editor: Du Xiaoyu】