In order to comprehensively implement quality education and deepen the reform of basic education curriculum, students can cultivate their sentiments, increase their knowledge, experience different natural and humanistic environments, improve their interest in learning, and comprehensively improve primary and secondary school students during study tours. Comprehensive quality. Bazhou No. 2 Middle School Shanghai-Nanjing Study Camp was officially launched on July 7, 2019.
The study trip makes students feel very excited. Before departure, every student walking out of the school and preparing to board the bus has such light and energetic steps, and the excitement is palpable. On the way, the students in the car sang songs and the atmosphere was very lively.
Consciously line up when getting off the bus, get on the bus in an orderly manner, and consciously line up to receive food when eating. There are fewer people running around at will. There is no more littering. Some students also took the initiative to pick up garbage and debris on the ground. On the train, the students took the initiative to help the train crew clean up, fully demonstrating the excellent qualities of the students from Bazhou No. 2 Middle School. An important purpose of study tours is to cultivate students' awareness of public ethics, and this activity has strengthened this.
The Bund (English: The Bund) is located on the bank of the Huangpu River in Huangpu District, downtown Shanghai, namely the Outer Huangpu Beach. Since 1844 (the 24th year of Daoguang reign in the Qing Dynasty), this area has been designated as a British concession and became A true portrayal of Shanghai’s Shili Foreign Market, it is also the starting point for the old Shanghai Concession area and the entire modern city of Shanghai. Here, students can not only see Lujiazui in Pudong across the river from the Bund, Shanghai's iconic buildings such as the Oriental Pearl Tower, Jin Mao Tower, Shanghai Tower, Shanghai World Financial Center, etc., but also meet many foreign friends and be able to They went up to talk and take photos in a generous and decent manner, which fully demonstrated the style of middle school students in the new era.
At the second stop, the students went to the Shanghai Museum. The museum is an architectural shape that combines a square base and a round overhang, which has the meaning of the Chinese "round sky and square earth". The name "Shanghai Museum" was written by Chen Yi, the first mayor of Shanghai after the founding of the People's Republic of China. It has eleven special pavilions and three exhibition halls with an exhibition area of ??2,800 square meters. There are nearly one million cultural relics in the collection, including 120,000 fine cultural relics, especially bronzes, ceramics, calligraphy, and paintings. It has a collection of bronzes from Baoji, Henan, Hunan and other places. It is known as "half of the country" in the cultural relics world. It is a large-scale ancient Chinese art museum.
Although the time to visit is limited, the wealth left to us by the ancients reflects the long tradition and profound heritage of ancient Chinese culture. The visit not only allows students to understand the precious cultural relics of ancient my country, but also teaches us a lot of knowledge. The students are proud of their motherland, and it also inspires them to study hard for our motherland.
Then the students went to the China National Pavilion at the 2010 Shanghai World Expo. The pavilion took Chinese wisdom in urban development as its theme and showed "the crown of the East, the prosperous China, the granary of the world, and the prosperity of the people." Chinese cultural spirit and temperament. The exhibition hall takes "searching" as the main line, leading visitors to walk through the three exhibition areas of "Eastern Footprints", "Searching Journey" and "Low Carbon Action", and discover and appreciate the Chinese wisdom in urban development through "searching". . After the World Expo, it was renamed the China Art Palace.
The last stop is the most important stop of our study activities today - the site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China, referred to as the site of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China, which is the largest site in China. The birthplace of the Communist Party. The venue is located at No. 76 Xingye Road (formerly No. 106 Wangzhi Road), Shanghai. It is an old-style Shikumen residential building with brick and wood structure along the street. Representatives of the early party organizations Li Da, Li Hanjun, Zhang Guotao, Liu Renjing, Mao Zedong, He Shuheng, Dong Biwu, Chen Tanqiu, Wang Jinmei, Deng Enming, Chen Gongbo, Zhou Fohai, as well as Bao Huiseng and Ma Lin, the representative of the Communist Party of China, gathered secretly in Shanghai. The First National Congress of the Communist Party of China was held at No. 3 Belle Road, Shudili, in the French Concession (today’s meeting site at No. 76, Xingye Road).
With the tickets for the visit, the students walked into the hall of the conference venue with excitement. The first thing that appeared in front of us was a red party flag surrounded by brilliant flowers. The surrounding walls display red classic memories of the party in various historical periods. From them, we also witnessed how the party leaders discussed the future and destiny of China, igniting the first spark of a prairie fire across the country and opening up the Chinese revolution. The great journey of Communist revolution and construction.
Don’t forget the national humiliation, don’t forget the original intention, and understand the history. As the visit progressed, the students listened carefully to the staff's explanations and filled in their study manuals carefully. Some students asked the staff with their own questions. The serious and positive learning attitude and spirit of the students also infected many other people who were present. As a leading teacher, I am deeply proud to have such students.
Although today’s research activity is over, this personal experience has greatly broadened the students’ knowledge horizons. Through this visit, the students learned about the history and development trajectory of the party. They have further strengthened their belief in moving closer to the party and their communist beliefs. They must conscientiously study and implement the spirit of the 19th National Congress of the Party, continue to carry forward the party's fine traditions, and have expressed that they will study hard in their future study and life. The red journey of history was created by the revolutionary ancestors, and the red journey of the future is created by our new generation. We must shoulder the responsibilities entrusted to us by the times, be determined to be ideological, moral, knowledgeable, and physically strong people, and be determined to contribute to the people, the motherland, and mankind.