Recently, a middle school in Gansu has been on fire, and even on the news hot search. Originally, this middle school recess dance is not the traditional recess dance, but Dunhuang dance. The students' neat and beautiful dance attracted everyone's attention, and these middle school students danced when the music was playing, which looked very beautiful. A number of reporters interviewed the school, why choose Dunhuang dance as the students' recess exercise?
The school said that in Gansu, the most famous attraction is Dunhuang Mogao Grottoes, which is almost unknown to everyone. Come to Gansu tourists are sure to go to Mogao Grottoes to hit some, which is not in vain. The Mogao Caves have many famous murals, on which many dancing people are depicted.
The school's teachers then portrayed the dances on the frescoes and turned it into a brand new set of radio gymnastics through their own adaptation. The school said it actually chose the Dunhuang dance initially because it wanted the students to carry forward the excellent traditional culture and could give them a deeper understanding of being in their own city. In fact, since the students changed to this set of Dunhuang dance radio gymnastics, the enthusiasm for gymnastics has increased a lot, because the classroom becomes not as boring as between, students are also happier.
So, how do I feel about this? First of all, I think the school to adapt to local conditions, choose their own cultural strengths will be combined with the large classroom, which can be said to be full of innovation, and push the boundaries of the new, very creative. Secondly, I think this is a good phenomenon, which can push more schools in China to adapt their own unique radio gymnastics. Thirdly, nowadays education advocates all-round development, I think a good classroom gymnastics can strengthen students' physical exercise, and more importantly, it can also let students relax their tense and tired brains. Only when they are well relaxed will they have more energy to find their better selves in their studies. Finally, I hope that Chinese schools will be more committed to pushing the envelope!