No. Thirteen Middle School in Beijing

• Prince Kung's Palace Museum, Ministry of Culture and Tourism
• Time：2021-01-06 13:58

      On March 19th, 2019 -- Foshan, June, the program "non-heritage courses in the Prince Gong Mansion Museum on Campus" entered Beijing No. Thirteen middle school. The aim of the project is to give full play to the social education function of the museum, and to promote the inheritance and dissemination of the excellent traditional Chinese culture, to enhance children's understanding and interest in intangible cultural heritage and help them build up cultural confidence.

      Taking into account the understanding and learning ability of middle school students is higher than that of primary school students, the kite course offered by the project in Beijing No. Thirteen middle school is a non engendering inquiry course model. The course includes 12 lessons on the history and culture of kites, sand swallow kite colour painting, soft-wing kites with string and flight test. This course provides an in-depth explanation of the kite's cultural and historical origins, as well as its manufacturing process.

      A total of 13 students participated in this semester, a total of 38 kites completed a total of three cumulative. Many students have further deepened their understanding of the traditional "blessing" culture by painting the patterns and figures of Prince Gong Mansion Bats on Kites. Dean said: "A few students in the original class results and performance is the bottom, but in the kite class but not at all, because students are re-standing in the same starting line, obviously broke the original results and performance state, especially the disadvantaged students to establish self-confidence, but also cultivate their interest and love of non-legacy courses. "

Editor:Yangcong