Youth goes to the countryside

In order to inherit and carry forward the traditional virtues of the Chinese nation, guide students to learn socialist core values and establish correct moral concepts, Jimei University's "fertile soil for youth" practice team combined traditional etiquette and filial piety culture with the reality of Wuci Township in zhangping city, and opened a Chinese etiquette course on July 14. The members of the practice team tell the children about etiquette culture, lead them to taste moral stories, understand the true meaning of "virtue" and "filial piety", and discover and feel the importance of etiquette.

Express emotions with codes and experience the charm of etiquette.

"Virtue is also very important." From children's unfamiliar four-dimensional five permanent members, four words and eight virtues, wandering mother Mi Xin to children's contact with three visits to the cottage, it made the market crowded and let dates push pears. The members of the practice team tell the etiquette with new stories and new angles, and combine the profound cognition and practice of the ancients in interpersonal communication to present the classic stories left by the predecessors to the children, leading them to understand the significance and role of etiquette in individuals. "I believe that as long as the classics are put into children's hearts, even if they can't fully understand them now, they will eventually become the norm of their daily behavior in the future." Members of the practice group believe that etiquette education is inseparable sooner or later, and integrating true knowledge into children's lives will definitely help children's growth.

Through the etiquette class, the players found that this rich game is of great educational significance to children. Two children of similar age simulate characters on the spot, and perform scenes and words that may be encountered in life, such as "address your elders and friends politely" and "tell your parents where you are going and why you are going before going out from home, so that parents can rest assured that they should dress neatly before going out, pay attention to safety when crossing the road, and give up their seats when they see the old people on the bus." Let children deeply understand the importance of speaking civilized language. After getting along, the team members found that the children had begun to consciously talk about etiquette with others.

Through talking with the children, the members of the practice team learned that many children's parents neglected to accompany their children because of their busy work, which led to some children's inner insecurity. In response to this situation, the team members and the children reviewed the small details of parents taking care of their children in their busy schedules. Xiao Li, a boy, said: "When I was a child, my parents were busy at work and spent most of their time in the country with my grandparents, but every time I celebrated my birthday, my parents would come back to celebrate with me no matter how busy they were." The yogi also takes this opportunity to tell the children that although parents can't take care of our feelings for various reasons, they are the people who love us the most in the world, and their love is the most selfless. We should learn to understand them. After listening to the class, the children gradually understood their parents' love.

Love melts ink, and small envelopes contain affection.

"mourn my parents and give birth to me." China has been preaching the greatness of filial piety for 5,000 years. Through the teacher's emotional recitation and long music, the children slowly close their eyes and feel their love for their parents. Later, under the guidance of the teacher, the children picked up pens, wrote and drew a thank-you letter to their parents.

"Mom and dad, you were laborious. I love you! " "I want my mother to stay with me", a little boy burst into tears, and the thoughts deeply hidden in his heart turned into tears. There are many left-behind children in rural areas, and the long-term absence of parents is a kind of emotional lack for children. This situation can not help but make the members of the practice team red-eyed. They constantly encourage every child to boldly write his own voice and express his desire.

Although the envelopes sent to parents are small, they contain the children in our temple and even thousands of left-behind children in Qian Qian's longing for the companionship of their relatives!