Panyu: A group

It is when the year is busy, and the rice planting base in Shi'er Town, Panyu District, Guangzhou has ushered in a group of cute "little farmers"!

On the afternoon of August 19th, hosted by the Federation of Trade Unions of Shi'er Town, Panyu District, employees hosted by the Workers Cultural Palace of Panyu District launched the theme of parent -child late -building and transplanting theme activities. More than 100 employees and children entered nature and experienced farming in person. The charm of culture deeply understands the meaning of "who knows the Chinese food, the grains are hard".

At the event, the person in charge of the Shiqi Town Federation of Trade Unions told the purpose of this activity to participate in the parent -child family. I hope that the majority of employees will actively respond to the party and the government on the work requirements of the party and the government. Food, refusing to waste, and passing on their body to teach, let children learn to create value to create value, and plant the feelings of labor.

Raise the seedlings, take off the shoes, and get in touch with the soil. Parents and children experience the busyness of the farmers of "noon for noon, sweat and soil". Although the mud water is full of body, they are still unreasonable and are too busy. In particular, the "small farmers" were full of energy and seriously inserted a delicate and green seedlings into the fertile soil.

After more than an hour of hard work, the seedlings were neatly planted in a paddy field. Although parents and children have long been covered with soil and sweat, they look at their own seedlings and hope for planting, and everyone's face is filled with a smile.

"It's really hard to insert rice, and I will not waste food in the future." Children said that through this activity, they let them experience the hard work of farming, and it is not easy for the grain.

"Parent -child transplanting experience activities are really meaningful, so that children have been educated in fun, growing up in experience, understanding the hard work of farming, and learning to cherish food." Ms. Zhang told reporters that she was also participating in such a seedlings for the first time. By participating in the transplanting activities, she and her children had a deeper understanding of farming culture, and she also enhanced parent -child relationships through common work.

Text/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Xiao Guilai Correspondent: Huang Zhuopeng Tu/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Li Bo, Xiao Guilai Video/Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Reporter: Xiao Guilai, Li Bo Guangzhou Daily · Xinhua City Editor: Zhang Ying

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