Write an activity after an interesting Chinese character activity.

Remember an interesting display of Chinese characters?

On Wednesday, our class held a demonstration of Chinese characters.

First, our group shows crossword puzzles. Li guessed several difficult crossword puzzles for the students. The students who were rewarded were full of laughter. Then Guo performed an action puzzle. Guo's arm was raised, put down and laid flat in the middle. Her movements are so funny! Finally, Zhao Xinhao and I show the puzzle. Our riddle was guessed by our classmates at once. Looking at my classmates who are not to be outdone, I can't help laughing.

After the exhibition, our group began to appreciate the evolution of Chinese characters brought by Cecilia Han's group. The ancient Chinese characters they brought are really interesting, with different forms, and there are so many ways to write a word, which also makes me understand how Chinese characters evolved. Lu Jiaxin's team brought all the knowledge of Chinese characters and taught us how to write calligraphy. A group in Li Xiaochen let me know what is the reason for writing typos and how not to write typos. ...

The most interesting groups are Wan'er and Wang Tianyi. Let me tell you one by one.

As soon as Wan'er Group came to power, it brought us a beautiful handwritten newspaper and a few small painting puzzles. The students raised their hands in succession, and the classroom was very lively. Wan'er made up an interesting children's song to stop writing typos! Teachers and students applauded in succession. Wan'er's team also showed me a short story-The Magic Fight. After reading it, I couldn't stop laughing. It is so interesting that Wan'er found this story. There are countless strokes in it, and Chinese characters are so interesting.

After Wan'er's report, Wang Tianyi's team gave a report. Wang Tianyi just came to power, a little nervous, stuttering, and didn't know what to say for a while. I was worried about him. The homophonic allegorical sayings he brought to everyone were very interesting. The homophonic jokes made everyone laugh, and the laughter spread to the outside world. ...

This exhibition about Chinese characters has benefited me a lot.