Recently, the Tongzhou District Education Committee and the Tongzhou District Customs Work Committee jointly organized the third poetry conference among primary school students in Tongzhou District. Within two and a half months, 51,000 primary school students in the district actively participated in online activities, and 15 schools, including Linheli Primary School in Tongzhou District, won the Outstanding Organization Award of the Online Poetry Conference. At the stage of the offline poetry conference, representative teams of 45 primary schools in the district participated.
At the final scene, all the teachers and students recited Mao Zedong's classic poem "Qinyuan Spring snow". In the nine rounds, the on-site students' poetry recitation was surging and the flying flowers made the transmission momentum, and the contestants showed the profound poetry cultural literacy and good spiritual outlook of Tongzhou primary school students. Between the finals, the song "Reading Tang Poems" by the students of The Tongzhou Branch of Beijing Shijia Primary School and the chanting of "Ai Lian Say" performed by the students of Furong Primary School in Tongzhou District once again interpreted the profundity of China's excellent poetry culture with flexible and vivid songs and dances. After 2 and a half hours of intense competition, the First Experimental Primary School of Tongzhou District of Beijing Academy of Educational Sciences won the crown, and the other seven teams won the silver and bronze awards.
The Tongzhou District Education Committee said that this year's poetry conference not only made students feel the charm of Chinese poetry in previous dynasties, but also deepened students' understanding and love for the ancient and modern poetry culture of the Tongzhou Grand Canal. The scene also specially designed a lot of interesting links, such as adding examination questions describing the historical style of ancient Tongzhou, such as the feelings and meanings described in the "Poetry of Passing Through Tongzhou" inscribed by the Qianlong Emperor of the Qing Dynasty, "Shaling Extends to the East, the Lu River Flows from the North", and the prosperity and grand scene of "After the New Rain of the Unharmed Pufan, a Pagoda Shadow Recognizes Tongzhou" described by the Qing Dynasty poet Wang Weizhen in "The Twelve Views of Wenchang Pavilion and the Ancient Pagoda Lingyun".
![Elementary school students skillfully cut out the Yellow Crane Tower and the Yangtze River Bridge, and integrated their love for their hometown into it[fig]](data:image/gif;base64,R0lGODlhAQABAIAAAP///wAAACwAAAAAAQABAAACAkQBADs=)