Since the beginning of summer vacation, Jiangsu has organized a variety of activities to broaden children's horizons, increase their knowledge, and cultivate their character. Let’s take a close look.
Since the beginning of summer vacation, cultural venues and museums across Jiangsu have held various activities. The Jurong Maoshan Research and Learning Summer Camp has set up red research and learning, cave exploration, and stargazing characteristic research and learning routes. At the Wu Culture Museum, under the guidance of the narrator, the children gained a detailed understanding of the origin and distribution of mound tombs in the Maoshan area, and experienced traditional culture through dialogue with history.
“It has made me feel the profound accumulation of history and culture. In the future, I will study hard and strive to learn more about this aspect of knowledge”, She Yuxin, Member of the summer camp, said.
The research experience of Suzhou Silk Museum has attracted many students and parents to feel the charm of Suzhou as the capital of silk.
“Since the start of the summer vacation, we have launched a variety of activities for our children, including some public welfare courses and some research activities. Basically, we present an activity with different themes every day”, Zhu Yan, Deputy Curator of Suzhou Silk Museum, said.
Huai'an has launched a theme activity on inheriting traditional Chinese medicine culture. Children have learned to identify some physical Chinese medicinal materials such as plants and animals, and through game interaction, they can learn how to use traditional Chinese medicine processing tools and experience the workflow of traditional Chinese medicine workers.
“Today, I am very happy as I made a sachet with Chinese herbal medicine”, a child said.
“We have adopted a way that children enjoy, using popular and experiential fun to spread traditional Chinese medicine knowledge and culture, so that children can understand and experience the magic of traditional Chinese medicine from a young age”, Mo Shuhong, Secretary of Youth League Committee of Huai'an Traditional Chinese Medicine Hospital, said.
