Campus culture of Gansu Bank School

Hongzhi, Encouraging Learning, Skills and Dedication

The school motto is a kind of culture, which represents the educational philosophy and campus culture. It is a high degree of condensation of the humanistic spirit and the accumulation of the school’s history and culture. The school motto is the soul of the school. It embodies the school's tradition, principles and goals, and inspires and encourages all teachers and students. At the same time, the school motto is a spiritual symbol oriented to the society, allowing the society to better understand the characteristics of the school.

On the basis of brainstorming, after several years of deliberation, the school finally determined the school motto of our school as: Ambition, Inspiration, Skills, and Dedication.

Hongzhi Hong, big, expand, make it big, broad-minded, ambitious. Zhu Xi's explanation of "Hong" is that "non-Hong cannot overcome its importance". Ambition, ambition, goal, "people cannot achieve without ambition". It is hoped that all teachers and students in the school should have clear and firm ambitions and ambitions, that is, they should have ideals and ambitions, and work hard to realize their ideals.

Encourage learning "Li": In ancient times, it is the same as "rigor" and "strength", which can be summarized as "encouragement, hard work and dedication". "Xue": interpreted as "knowledge, studies, learning". "Encourage learning" means "motivating learning and motivating progress." The word "encouraging learning" often appears in famous sentences and articles by ancient Chinese sages. Choosing "encouraging learning" as the school motto is intended to encourage teachers and students to study hard and work hard. , focusing on the accumulation of knowledge, improvement of quality, shaping of character, spiritual transcendence, purification of the soul, and innovation of thinking. At the same time, teachers need to continue learning to adapt to the needs of modern teaching and better "preach, teach, and resolve doubts."

Jingji "Jingji": "Jing" means proficiency and exquisiteness; "Ji" means skill and technology. There is a saying in "The Book of Qin Oath" that "people have skills, if they have it themselves." "Xunzi · Fu Guo" has "A hundred skills are achieved." Skills: Refers to the industry's strong skills and continuous improvement. Teachers can be proficient in professional skills, and students can learn a skill. Skills are the goal of all teachers and students. Cultivating, educating and guiding students to learn skills, strengthen skills, refine skills, grow into talents, and serve the society is the consistent pursuit of our school in professional construction and skill improvement.

Dedication Dedication means being dedicated to your studies or work. Dedication is a moral category and a person's attitude towards the work he or she does. The Chinese nation has always had the tradition of "dedication and dedication" and "loyalty to one's duties". Dedication is the traditional virtue of the Chinese people. As early as the Spring and Autumn Period, Confucius advocated that people should always be diligent and hardworking throughout their lives and devote themselves to their careers. He said "respect in deeds", "respect in things", "cultivate oneself in respect", etc. Cheng Yi of the Northern Song Dynasty went further and said: "The so-called respecter, the main one is respect; the so-called one, is the one without fitness (not extroverted)." Zhu Xi said: "A dedicated person is dedicated to his career." Dedication. For teachers, dedication and dedication are the basic conditions for employment and for vocational school students, it is the code of conduct for corporate employees. Service-oriented

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