On September 30, the "Our Festival" culture into campus of Chenzhou Museum entered the city's 22nd Primary School. 160 students from the fourth grade of the school listened to the lecture on the cultural knowledge of the Mid Autumn Festival.

In the class, the missionaries from the Municipal Museum gave lectures on the origin of the Mid Autumn Festival, myths and legends, customs, poems and songs, so that the students could understand the origin and customs of the Mid Autumn Festival. The students also recited and appreciated the famous poems such as water melody and moon watching, and felt the poet's good wishes of missing relatives, looking forward to reunion, and wishing their relatives peace and health during the Mid Autumn Festival, so as to enhance their feelings of home and country and better inherit the excellent traditional Chinese culture.

Students taking notes in class

The activity also set up a knowledge competition and answer interactive link, in which students were enthusiastic and raised their hands to answer questions. Finally, students holding the national flag, sang together "My Motherland and Me", to wish the great motherland prosperity.

The students raised their hands to answer

It was understood that the activities aimed to enhance students' understanding and cognition of the traditional culture of the Mid Autumn Festival through the interesting classroom knowledge lectures on the traditional culture of the Mid Autumn Festival.

Students holding the national flag sing "My Motherland and Me".

In recent years, the Municipal Museum has attached great importance to the ideological and moral construction of minors, conscientiously implemented the "outline for the implementation of patriotism education in the new era", and guided the majority of minors to practice the society by carrying out "inheriting the excellent traditional Chinese culture", "practicing the socialist core values, bucking the first button of life", and other activities to strengthen the ideological and moral construction of minors.