课本映山河，童心贺华诞。 这个国庆，学校大队部特别策划了"课本里的中国 " 主题实践活动，邀请每一位同学走出课堂、走进生活，把课本里的文字，变成眼前的山水、脚下的土地、心中的文化。今天，就让我们一起走进同学们的 " 课本里的发现 " 吧！

李白写"飞流直下三千尺 " ，孩子站在庐山瀑布前，才真正懂了什么叫 " 疑是银河落九天 " ； 老舍说济南的冬天是 " 响晴的 " ，孩子踩在济南的街道上，才摸到了文字里的温度；苏轼写 " 欲把西湖比西子 " ，孩子泛舟西湖，才明白为什么千年前的诗人会久久不愿离去；课本里讲天安门广场上五星红旗冉冉升起，孩子站在金水桥边，看着国旗护卫队迈着正步走来，才真正懂得那抹红色为什么这样动人；历史书里说长城像一条巨龙蜿蜒在崇山峻岭之间，孩子登上烽火台，手扶着斑驳的城砖向远处眺望，才真正摸到了两千年历史沉甸甸的温度 ......

不出远门，一样有大发现！ 走进自然博物馆，科学书里的生命演化，一下子从图表变成了眼前真正的恐龙骨架；走在外滩，历史书里写的 "近代中国 " ，就站在一江两岸的老建筑里； 逛一逛豫园，语文课里说的 " 江南园林 " ，原来真的有亭台楼阁、曲径通幽。原来课本里的中国，不在远方，就在我们身边。

一页课本，一段旅程，一次成长。这个国庆节，孩子们用脚步丈量山河，用眼睛发现中国，用心收藏了一份最特别的 "节日礼物 " 。

Textbooks Mirror the Motherland, Young Hearts Toast Its 77th Birthday

This National Day holiday, the school's Young Pioneers Brigade specially planned the themed practical activity "China in the Textbooks," inviting every student to step out of the classroom and into real life — turning the words in their textbooks into landscapes before their eyes, land beneath their feet, and culture in their hearts. Today, let us walk together into our students' "textbook discoveries."

Mountains and Rivers on the Page, Footsteps on the Road

Li Bai wrote of the waterfall "plunging down three thousand feet, as if the Silver River had fallen from the ninth heaven" — standing before Lu Mountain Waterfall, a child at last truly understands what those words mean. Lao She described Jinan's winter as "bright and cloudless" — walking the streets of Jinan, a child feels the warmth hidden in those lines. Su Shi wrote "to best compare West Lake to Xizi, whether lightly or richly adorned, she is always graceful" — boating on West Lake, a child understands why poets a thousand years ago lingered there, so reluctant to leave.

Textbooks tell of the five-star red flag rising over Tiananmen Square — standing by the Golden Water Bridge, watching the flag guard march forward in crisp, measured steps, a child truly understands why that shade of red is so moving. History books describe the Great Wall winding like a giant dragon across the high mountains — climbing the beacon tower, resting a hand on weathered ancient bricks and gazing into the distance, a child truly feels the weight and warmth of two thousand years of history...

City Trails: Finding China Right Here at Home

You don't have to travel far to make big discoveries!Step into the Natural History Museum, and the story of life's evolution in science textbooks leaps off the diagrams and becomes the real dinosaur skeletons before your eyes. Walk along the Bund, and the "modern China" written about in history books stands right there in the historic buildings on both sides of the river. Stroll through Yu Garden, and the "Jiangnan gardens" of Chinese class are revealed — pavilions, terraces, winding paths, and quiet hidden courtyards, just as the books describe.

It turns out the China in our textbooks is not far away — it is right here, all around us.

One page of textbook. One journey. One growth.This National Day holiday, our students measured mountains and rivers with their steps, discovered China with their eyes, and treasured a most special "holiday gift" in their hearts.

撰稿 | 李雨鸿

摄影 | 各年级组

编辑｜金蕾