Entering the First Military History Museum: Announcement for the "Becoming a Battlefield Junior Reporter" Activity

Release time:

2018-03-26

In 2018, the Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Museum thoughtfully created a comprehensive audience participation space called "History Classroom," which integrates teaching, leisure, observation, and experimentation. It conducts a variety of research and study educational activities, combining different forms such as performances, painting, handicrafts, and parent-child exploration, to pursue the red memories in the long river of revolutionary history. Through these activities, we aim to help children learn from history, stay true to their original aspirations, and remember their mission!

In 2018, the Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Museum carefully created a comprehensive audience participation space called "History Classroom" that integrates teaching, leisure, observation, and experimentation. It conducts a variety of research and study educational activities, combining different forms such as performances, painting, handicrafts, and parent-child exploration, to pursue the red memories in the long river of revolutionary history. Through these activities, we let children learn from history, stay true to their original aspirations, and remember their mission!

Activity Process

1. Organize students to gather in front of the "Great Heroes" statue in the park for a memorial ceremony. Commemorate the fearless spirit of the martyrs who sacrificed for the birth of the new China, always remember the great achievements and heroic deeds of the martyrs, and inherit the revolutionary legacy.

2. Visit the third floor of the exhibition hall to see the exhibition "Forever a Model - Commemorating the 120th Anniversary of Zhou Enlai's Birth and Achievements." This exhibition is divided into four parts and showcases over 200 precious photos that highlight Zhou Enlai's outstanding contributions to the cause of liberation and socialism for the Chinese people. Through on-site teaching interactive courses such as "Studying for the Rise of China" and "Our Beloved Premier Zhou," students learn about the extraordinary life experiences of the Premier during his remarkable years. Each student will receive an educational manual for the exhibition as an after-class research assignment, and after the visit, they will write messages to commemorate the beloved Premier Zhou.

3. Conduct an interactive teaching course "Singing Red Songs" in the history classroom on the third floor of the exhibition hall. The "August 1st Uprising Song" is the earliest musical work documenting the Nanchang August 1st Uprising, narrated in the tone of the citizens of Nanchang, using a question-and-answer format typical of folk storytelling to describe the uprising and express the joy of the people after the victory.

4. Organize a simulated interview experience course called "What I Want to Say to the Premier," where "young reporters" randomly interview audience members about their visiting experiences and insights on the future of the motherland. This simulated course aims to comprehensively improve the psychological quality, communication skills, language organization ability, on-site adaptability, and etiquette of the "young reporters."

5. Group photo of young reporters and speeches from student representatives sharing their experiences from the research and study course.

Activity Registration

Registration Time: April 19-21, 2018, 9:00-17:00

Registration Method: Call 0791-86613323 for phone reservations, until full.

Activity Time: April 22, 2018, 9:00—10:30 and 14:00—15:30

Activity Location: New Exhibition Building of the Nanchang August 1st Uprising Memorial Museum

Participants: 50 people (students aged 7-11), each student can bring one parent.

Note: This activity is free!

Precautions

1. To ensure the quality of the activity, only the children themselves are allowed to participate; parents should watch from the side.

2. If a registered participant does not show up and does not inform the staff within the time frame, their registration qualification will be canceled for three months.

3. Students who have already participated in similar activities this month should give the opportunity to more students during the next registration.

4. For those who successfully register, if they cannot attend the activity, they must inform the staff at least one day in advance (by 17:00 on April 21, 2018) by phone, otherwise, they will lose the qualification for future registrations. [Phone: 0791-86613323; Time: 9:00-17:00]

5. Arriving ten minutes late will be considered as voluntarily giving up the spot!

The "History Classroom" premium courses at the August 1st Museum are being developed: "Walking into Zhu De - The Glory of the People," "Red Homeland - Seeking the Footprints of August 1st," and "Singing Red Notes - August 1st Ballads" will soon shine. Are you ready?

Let’s GO! The History Classroom is waiting for you to start!!!