Xinhua News Agency, Chengdu, September 10th: There is a group of people who, although they are not on the three-foot podium, still try their best to play the role of teachers. They travel around communities and campuses to teach first aid techniques;

Xinhua News Agency, Chengdu, September 10 (Reporters Zhang Hailei and Tang Wenhao) There is a group of people who, although they are not on the three-foot podium, still try their best to play the role of teachers.

They travel to communities and schools to teach first aid techniques; they go to rural primary schools to popularize self-protection courses for girls; they immerse themselves in carving, painting, inlaying, grinding and other craftsmanship, and design courses and experiential projects to bring millennium intangible cultural heritage into life.

The intersection of a class

"When we see someone having epilepsy, what should we do?" The old man in the audience seemed to understand, but Guo Yunfei switched back to Sichuan dialect and said, "Someone has 'sheep's wind', how should we help him?" ?"

"Pinch Renzhong" "Hit 120" "Put a stick in your mouth" The old people were talking among themselves.

Guo Yunfei raised his voice slightly: "Don't pinch people, and don't put anything in your mouth." The old people were obviously surprised by the answer and began to listen to the class attentively.

First aid training instructor Guo Yunfei. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Tang Wenhao

"Pre-hospital first aid" refers to the emergency rescue performed by medical staff or witnesses at the scene when the patient becomes ill. From an ordinary first aid volunteer to a certified lecturer, Guo Yunfei has taught more than 200 classes in the past few years, and he is actually a practitioner in the financial industry.

In order to make the course more interesting, he started from the stories around him, "There is a way to teach children, and there is a way to teach the elderly." From the beginning of reciting the lecture notes according to the PPT, to adapting to the situation in class, Guo Yunfei bought some teaching skills. Books and courses, "It doesn't mean that you can save people immediately after learning one lesson, but at least you need to know what the right things should be done."

On September 8, 2019, Guo Yunfei and other volunteers held a roadshow in Chengdu, sharing First aid knowledge. There was a light rain in the sky. After several rounds of explanations, he noticed a 70-year-old grandmother carrying a vegetable basket and never left. After communication, they learned that the grandma’s grandson’s classmate had recently passed away due to foreign body obstruction in the airway. She was very emotional: "You need to learn more about this knowledge."

"I only interact with most people in one class, but this class may affect their lives." Guo Yunfei said that first aid trainers are life education Teacher, as long as students enter the classroom, his responsibility is to explain clearly so that they can understand and remember.

Pink Story in the Classroom

opened a pink storage box. Inside was a small basin, two small towels, and two pieces of underwear soap. This is the gift package Luo Yuan gives out every time she gives a lecture to rural girls, and tells the girls that this is their "private property."

In 2015, the "Pink Story-Physical and Physical Protection Plan for Rural Girls" project was brought to primary school classrooms in rural Sichuan by a group of mother volunteers. This is a special sex education course. The instructor will teach three lessons - "The body cannot be touched", "What to do when your period comes" and "How to deal with puberty".

Luo Yuan, a lecturer on girls’ safety education. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Tang Wenhao

Luo Yuan is a public employee in Wenjiang District, Chengdu. Now, she has become a "teacher" outside of work.

"Some left-behind girls live with their grandparents and have no place to put their underwear, and they don't know who to talk to when they encounter problems." Luo Yuan was deeply impressed by her experience of attending a primary school in Jintang County, Chengdu. She told the children , when you feel uncomfortable, you must tell your mother. A girl sitting in the corner raised her hand timidly and asked: "Teacher, what should I do if I don't have a mother?" In that primary school, among the more than 300 children, 20 girls had never seen their mothers. The growth of

was originally a beautiful promise, but in the process, some shortcomings often bring regrets.

In class, she shared some "little secrets" with the girls: what are girls' private parts, what hygiene habits they should pay attention to, how to protect themselves, and what to do if they are violated... At first, the girls felt very embarrassed. , covering his face and laughing secretly. Through short stories and interactive games, the girls gradually got to play with Luo Yuan. In just one class, Luo Yuan became a "teacher" that the children did not want to leave.

It is understood that there are about 30 lecturers who have served "Pink Story" for a long time. So far, they have opened classes in hundreds of schools, benefiting more than 20,000 rural girls.

Let the thousand-year-old intangible cultural heritage enter people's lives

Kuanzhai Alley, lined with shops and bustling with people, is one of the liveliest places in Chengdu. Across the road from it, on Shuhua Street, is the Chengdu Lacquerware Craft Factory. This factory, built in 1954, is like a craftsman practicing in a busy city, low-key and quiet.

People who come here will, under the leadership of Li Guo, "travel" from the hustle and bustle of the city to the mottled factory buildings, and get closer to this craft with a history of more than 3,000 years.

Li Guo, an experience designer of intangible cultural heritage skills. Photo by Xinhua News Agency reporter Tang Wenhao

Li Guo is an experience designer at the Lacquer Craft Factory. At first, he was an ordinary craftsman's apprentice, polishing carvings and paintings every day and learning the entire lacquerware production process. Nowadays, you can always see some people in the exhibition room and at the work tables of craftsmen, listening to Li Guo's explanation and experiencing lacquerware craftsmanship up close.

Chengdu lacquer art is one of the earliest lacquer arts in China. Its history can be traced back to the ancient Shu period more than 3,000 years ago. In May 2006, it was included in the first batch of national intangible cultural heritage lists.

Li Guo told reporters that lacquer art is relatively niche, and more than half of the visitors have barely heard of it before, let alone understand it. How to lead the audience to appreciate the millennium intangible cultural heritage in a short period of time, Li Guo put a lot of thought into the design of the experience course. "From the moment they enter the gate of the craft factory, visitors enter a design scene."

Seeing many parents bringing their children to visit and experience, Li Guo picked up the animation production skills that he had put down for a long time and tried to combine pandas, Chengdu's representative symbols such as the sun bird are combined with lacquer art to create illustrations, and each image is made into a stamp or self-adhesive paint to make it more interesting for children.

"Lacquer art is extensive and profound. As the 'Guoguo teacher' as everyone calls it, I hope to bring it into the lives of ordinary people." Li Guo said.

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