The Double Ninth Festival theme parent-child orienteering friendly competition was held in Changsha Southern Suburb Park. Photo courtesy of this article/organizer
Red Net Time News on November 1 (intern reporter Fu Huanyu) In the golden autumn of October, we welcome the Double Ninth Festival. Hosted by Lushan Lanting Primary School and planned and implemented by Compass Sports Development Co., Ltd., the "Traveling through the Millennium Double Ninth Festival and Inheriting Traditional Culture" and the Double Ninth Theme Parent-Child Orienteering Friendship Competition were held in Changsha Nanjiao Park on the Double Ninth Festival. All students and parents of Class 1701, Class 1703, and Class 1706 of the first grade of Lushan Lanting Experimental Primary School participated in this orienteering activity.
This orienteering friendly competition is set up as a points competition. Participants work as a family unit to plan their own routes and complete corresponding tasks. Many children participated in the orienteering competition for the first time and showed excellent abilities. The children learned a lot from the competition and made many new friends.
A young contestant studied the competition route with his father.
After the game, some parents said: "Such activities not only allow parents to get to know each other, but also help children learn to respect their elders and enhance family relationships." Some parents said that such unique activities should be organized more often in the future, so that children There is a great need to understand traditional culture. Children learn cooperation and team spirit in group activities.
According to the Red Net sports reporter, this "Traveling through the Millennium Double Ninth Festival and Inheriting Traditional Culture" parent-child orienteering friendly competition aims to let children understand the customs and culture of the Double Ninth Festival, so that children can learn through knowledge answering and fun games. The traditional virtues of respecting the elderly are understood to " care for the elderly , serve the elderly, and be grateful to the parents", and inherit and carry forward the filial piety culture of the Chinese nation.
