The vernal equinox course in Nankai Primary School on the farm makes students feel the beauty of action.

The twenty-four solar terms course of "Enlightenment of Everything" at Shangqiao Nankai Primary School in Shapingba District of Chongqing entered the farm to recite the vernal equinox, erect eggs and pick grass, so that children can get close to nature and feel the beauty of learning in action.

"The vernal equinox, vertical eggs. Hold your head high and keep safe. The night is not long, the day is not short, and day and night alternate equally. Eat spring vegetables, meet and hate each other late. Going green is still pro-natural. " On the farm, children face the morning sun and tell their own information about the vernal equinox.

According to records, as early as thousands of years ago, China had the tradition of dividing eggs in spring. It is said that the vernal equinox is the easiest day to lay eggs. After listening to teacher Luo Lin's sharing, this statement immediately aroused the children's curiosity, and they picked up eggs in pairs to experiment. Some fiddle with the napkins under the eggs, flatten the desktop and stand the eggs up; Some adjust the angle of eggs to find the best angle to arrange eggs, and have fun.

"As long as you put one end of the big egg head under it, it is easy to stand up." Chen Hanlin, from Class 5, Grade 1, was the first to come forward and share her experiences generously.

Subsequently, under the guidance of the teacher, the students went into the field to look for "Qingming grass", and washed the picked wild vegetables with the teacher, adding flour, water, salt and so on. And made a traditional snack "Qingming CaoBaba" on the spot, eating the Baba in your hand, and the smiling face that is happy because of labor is as bright as spring.

A word from the vernal equinox, an upright egg and a small Qingming grass, students feel the vernal equinox through their own actions.

Evian Lee, vice principal of Shangqiao Nankai Primary School, said that this activity used traditional festivals to get students out of textbooks and classrooms. It can not only make students understand traditional culture, get close to nature and learn more extracurricular knowledge, but also cultivate students' habit of learning in action and feel the beauty of learning in action.