html From May 29th to June 1st, the "Following the General Secretary's Footsteps·Yunnan Chapter" interview organized by the Propaganda Department of the Yunnan Provincial Committee of the Communist Party of China went to Dulongjiang Township, Nujiang Prefecture. It was the eve of Children's Day on June 1st, and the children of Dulongjiang Township Central School were rehearsing a program. In the school's miniature science and technology museum, a group of children were learning about robots under the teacher's explanation. After finishing primary school in Bapo, Dulongjiang Township, a group of kindergarten children started playing games under the leadership of their teacher. Before the founding of the People's Republic of China, there was no school in Dulongjiang Township, the inhabited area of ​​the Dulong ethnic group, due to the obstruction of the Gaoligong Mountains. In recent years, with the vigorous economic and social development of Dulongjiang Township, the Dulong people have paid more and more attention to the education of their children. Children of the Dulong people, like children of other ethnic groups, enjoy modern education and teaching resources and conditions.
Walk into the neat and beautiful Dulong Jiangxiang Central School, with colorful stripes, Dulong bull head patterns... the campus with Dulong characteristics is equipped with modern teaching equipment and facilities such as laboratories, computer rooms, and multimedia classrooms. The school's micro science and technology museum has six functional areas: VR single egg chair sensory virtual experience area, 3D magnetic sticker exhibition area, robot stage, new product display, geological disaster science popularization VR experience area and traditional exhibits and equipment experience area. In the classroom, the teacher demonstrated and explained to the students how to make the robot move. The students listened with interest.
At this time, in the Bapo Kindergarten in Dulongjiang Township, the children were playing games under the leadership of the teacher. "Hello, teacher!" The children greeted the reporters enthusiastically. Bapo Kindergarten was founded in 2016, covering an area of ​​2,768 square meters, with a total building area of ​​550 square meters. There are currently 38 children in the kindergarten.
"I am a college student who graduated from Dulongjiang . It is my duty to return to my hometown to seek development for my fellow villagers." Gao Ying graduated from Baoshan College in 2020 with a major in preschool education. Now he is a kindergarten student in Bapo, Dulongjiang Township. The youngest teacher here. Returning to the place where he once went to school, Gao Ying had many feelings: "Nowadays, children all speak Mandarin. When I was a child, I could only speak Dulong language, and I could only speak Mandarin in the third or fourth grade. In middle school, I went to school in the countryside, and I was still shy when speaking Mandarin. But Now, through watching TV, children who are not in school can speak fluent Mandarin, and the children are also very cheerful and not afraid of strangers."
As a child who went to school in Dulongjiang, Gao Ying has strong feelings for his hometown. "The reason why I returned to my hometown without hesitation is to use the knowledge I have learned to do something for my hometown, and also to give these Dulong children the opportunity to see and learn from the outside world," Gao Ying said. For the children of Dulongjiang, Gao Ying will always stick to the three-foot podium in his hometown.
In recent years, Dulongjiang Township’s nine-year compulsory education and 14-year free education have been fully implemented. “Two exemptions for and one subsidy for ” have been fully covered. Students in need have received timely and effective assistance, and the education industry in the township has developed steadily. In 2021, there are 48 students enrolled in technical vocational schools in the township, 26 junior college students, 28 undergraduate students, and 2 graduate students. In this mountain that was once isolated from the world, getting out of Dulongjiang through reading is no longer an unattainable dream for Dulong children.
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