Henan Economic News reporter Gina Correspondent Li Wanpeng Ma Lina
“You don’t need soil to grow vegetables, no medicines are needed to kill insects, and no one is needed to fertilize and harvest. A computer controls everything. It’s amazing.” From A pupil of Wenfeng Road Primary School said in surprise.
On the morning of September 28th, the launching ceremony of the "Red Heart to Party Science and Technology Powering the Country" organized by the Baofeng County Education and Sports Bureau, Baofeng Youth Off-campus Activity Center and Pingdingshan Father City Cultural Investment Company was held in the square of the Central Plains Liberation Memorial Hall in the county More than 170 students, parents and teachers from Zhanqian Road Primary School, Wenfeng Road Primary School, and Xiangshan Road Primary School participated in the launching ceremony.
Walking into the Central Plains Liberation Memorial Hall, you can see the flying party flag and large-scale theme sculptures. Through the explanation of the instructor, watching the documents and historical pictures in the exhibition hall, and the display in the exhibition hall, the students' thoughts were brought back to the red age.
The students also came to the Baofeng Science and Technology Museum and the Kanglong Research Camp to learn about the development of science and technology for our lives through vivid demonstrations, explanations and real displays in various theaters, as well as hands-on experience in an environment closer to science. Bring about changes with each passing day.
This research practice activity focuses on "visiting + listening + experiential education", allowing students to learn knowledge and broaden their horizons during the research trip; receive red education in the research, learn popular science knowledge, and experience the mystery and experience of technology The achievements of scientific and technological innovation have inspired students to love the party and the country, and establish the consciousness of making the country strong through science and technology.
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