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Don't waste the spring light, enjoy reading.

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2018-04-01

In April, the flowers are blooming just right; in April, do not waste the spring light. In the beautiful April days of the human world, we welcome the 26th World Book Day.

In April, the flowers bloom just right,
In April, do not waste the spring light.
In the beautiful April days, we welcome the 26th World Book Day.
The full name of World Book Day is "World Book and Copyright Day," also known as "World Book Day." Its purpose is to encourage more people to read and write, hoping that everyone can respect and appreciate the literary, cultural, scientific, and philosophical masters who have made significant contributions to human civilization, and to protect intellectual property.

With poetry and books in the belly, one naturally exudes elegance,
Reading thousands of volumes leads to divine understanding.
To encourage more people to participate in reading, coinciding with the 100th anniversary of the founding of the Communist Party of China, the Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Museum is organizing activities around this special year and day, launching a series of events such as "Revolution has Heritage, Red has Stories" with flower giving, book donations, red cultural classes, knowledge quizzes, and survey questionnaires.

For the audience participating in the activities on that day, flowers were given, classic red books and learning supplies were gifted, and knowledge about Book Day was promoted, along with the distribution of survey questionnaires. The aim is to open a door to guide the audience into reading, to assist in the study of red history, to promote national reading, and to ensure that everyone can respect and appreciate the literary works that have made significant contributions to human civilization, allowing participants to remember red stories and red history, and to inherit the revolutionary spirit.

For students without mobile phones, we created mini-games so they could also participate in the activities and experience the charm of red books and red culture;

For older visitors, staff patiently guided them. An elderly veteran was unfamiliar with WeChat and did not know how to send a moment. We placed his displayed pension certificate on the book. The old man's phone was worn out and lagged, with low pixels, yet this photo captured a moment of historical witness and cultural inheritance.

At 2 PM, the red history education class began, led by the museum's lecturer Chen Hongliang, who taught the participating students a vivid lesson on red history.