School is“One-stop”Student CommunityHeldReading SharingActivity

To advocate reading for all and build a scholarly campus together.April 23，On the 29th World Book Day，Sponsored by the school youth league committee，The second phase of the "Learning in Mingde - Qingyan Qingyu" reading and sharing meeting hosted by Fenghe Campus Radio Station was successfully held at the "One-stop" Student Community Academic Guidance Center on the second floor of Meiyuan。Teacher Zhang Xihui, counselor of the School of Information Engineering, gives reading sharing，Qiao Jian, Deputy Secretary of the Youth League Committee，More than 60 key members of the student club attended the sharing session。

Teacher Zhang Xihui shared m88 online bettingJia Pingwa’s bibliography "Qin Opera" with everyone，The subject is"Taste the charm of Qin opera，Learn the beauty of tradition”，Sharing session，Teacher Zhang calls on young students to cultivate cultural soil、Thick academic background，Enhance cultural confidence，Tell Chinese stories well。She shared to，"Qinqiang" passes through the life, old age, illness and death that Qingfeng Street has experienced in the past twenty years、Sorrows and joys，It showed the changes brought about by the transformation of Chinese society in rural areas; it played the messages of famous Shaanxi Qin Opera performing artists to the youth; it told the story of herself and Qin Opera art; finally m88 online sports bettingshe ended her sharing with the message of General Secretary Xi Jinping: " Chinese civilization continues the spiritual blood of our country and nation，Need to pass on the firepower、Guard from generation to generation，We must also keep pace with the times、Innovate from the old。”

School Youth League Committee Focus“Five educations simultaneously”，Enriching the hearts of young people with cultural infiltration，Encourage youth members to maintain their cultural roots，Promote exchanges and mutual learning among civilizations，Use youthful actions to let the charm of traditional Chinese culture shine on the scholarly campus。