Thoughts on Visiting the Agricultural Museum

Thoughts on Visiting the Agricultural Museum

165438+1On October 22nd, we visited Beijing Agricultural Museum. On this day, wonderful exhibits emerged in front of my eyes.

We arrived at the gate of Beijing Agricultural Museum early in the morning, and the teacher had been waiting there early. We started our visit at 8: 30 sharp. Soon, the teacher divided us into three groups, and I was the first group to visit Hall 2. As soon as I entered Hall 2, I saw a huge statue: the statue of Sister Luo and others. The huge sculpture was magnificent. The entrance is the restoration of simple tools made by Hemudu people, the second wax figure is the wax figure when they used tools to hunt, and then the wax figure of Hemudu people using farm tools and the crops they planted. Although carbonized, it can still be found to be an ordinary crop. However, people at that time had learned to grow crops several times! Further inside is the introduction of agricultural tools, including copper shovel, stone shovel, and the operation model of straight plow and plow. Farewell to this exhibition, a person is looking at a tree, and this is Jia Sixie! He recorded the method of pear tree grafting in Qi Shu Yao Min. After a while, it was my favorite farm tools: straight-axis plow and curved-axis plow, as well as models of water plow and hoe. Finally, we bid farewell to this exhibition hall.

Out of Hall 2, our next stop is a three-act movie (in a 5D state) with 24 solar terms. "Twenty-four solar terms" tells that there have been twenty-four solar terms since ancient times to grasp the time of crop emergence, scion and harvest. The ancients were not only so clever, but also wrote a stroke on the second day of the winter solstice, wrote a big word, and appeared on time when the word was finished. It's really rewarding after reading it!

What I yearn for most is the youth experience exhibition hall in Hall 7, where rice transplanting games tell us to plant horizontally and vertically, insect killing games tell us some natural enemies of pests, and eating games tell us not to overeat and eat more vegetables. .....

This activity is really good! Let's play middle school and learn from it. May our culture continue to be passed down; May our agricultural culture have a long history; Can we? ...