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Let the children in the mountains know the charm of orientation -- Hua Ruijian's orientation into the Weinan mountains
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2014-08-11 10:56
On July 10 and July 12, 2014, directional cross-country orientation training and directional cross-country 100-meter race were held at the Left-behind Children's Service Center in Qiaonan Town, Linwei District, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province. About 150 left-behind children experienced the sport. This orienteering activity was fully sponsored by Shenzhen Huaruijian Orienteering Company, and Deng, who came from Beijing Normal University-Hong Kong Baptist University-United International College to teach at the left-behind children's service center, taught relevant orienteering knowledge. The game ended at 10:30 a.m. on July 12. The children find this sport very interesting.
The orientation training on July 10 was the first time that children were exposed to orientation activities. Each child took a different route map and started to find points in batches. Each map has a corresponding direction for each point, and each point has an identification number. After the children ran to the last point, they remembered the number of the last point and compared the answer with the teacher of the main station. Most of the children have successfully completed the orientation training and are also looking forward to the orienteering 100-meter race on July 12.
On July 12, some students went to the playground of the primary school for the 100-meter race. Ten points were arranged on the playground. After the instructor explained the rules of the 100-meter race and demonstrated a 100-meter map in person, the children set out in batches to find points as quickly as possible. The sun is shining, but it can't stop the children's passion to find the points on the map. Finally, the children were given a small directional gift by Hua Ruijian - a small version of the dotted flag, and we took photos next to one of the spots together.
Teacher Zhang, who is in charge of the left-behind children service center, said: "I am very grateful to Hua Ruijian for his targeted sponsorship, which has broadened the children's horizons and increased their horizons. Children's participation in this sport is very beneficial to physical and mental development. She will let more left-behind children understand this sport in the future."
Deng Wenwen
Additional: data of left-behind children center
Qiaonan Town, Linwei District, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province, is located at the north foot of Qinling Mountains, 23 kilometers away from the urban area of Weinan in the north. The total area of the jurisdiction is 145 square kilometers, with 34 administrative villages, 116 villager groups, 8700 households and a total population of 24013. There are more than 10000 people working outside the town, including about 8600 people working outside for a long time and more than 1500 people working part-time. Each natural village has an average of 10 couples working outside, and there are 1100 households in the town. The number of left-behind children without parental control is 600-800 all the year round. If one parent is at home, the parents are mainly engaged in agricultural work, and the children are in a state of indulgent management. The problem of left-behind children has become a lingering shadow in the minds of the majority of migrant workers, and their education and growth problems are worrying. The service center for left-behind children in Qiaonan Town, Linwei District is located at the seat of the government of Qiaonan Town. Since its establishment seven years ago, it has served more than 3500 left-behind children. It has gradually changed the phenomenon of left-behind children in this town joining the Internet, stealing, playing truant in groups, and fighting in groups, and has eliminated the history that the left-behind children in the current wave have made the lives of villagers restless.
The orientation training on July 10 was the first time that children were exposed to orientation activities. Each child took a different route map and started to find points in batches. Each map has a corresponding direction for each point, and each point has an identification number. After the children ran to the last point, they remembered the number of the last point and compared the answer with the teacher of the main station. Most of the children have successfully completed the orientation training and are also looking forward to the orienteering 100-meter race on July 12.
On July 12, some students went to the playground of the primary school for the 100-meter race. Ten points were arranged on the playground. After the instructor explained the rules of the 100-meter race and demonstrated a 100-meter map in person, the children set out in batches to find points as quickly as possible. The sun is shining, but it can't stop the children's passion to find the points on the map. Finally, the children were given a small directional gift by Hua Ruijian - a small version of the dotted flag, and we took photos next to one of the spots together.
Teacher Zhang, who is in charge of the left-behind children service center, said: "I am very grateful to Hua Ruijian for his targeted sponsorship, which has broadened the children's horizons and increased their horizons. Children's participation in this sport is very beneficial to physical and mental development. She will let more left-behind children understand this sport in the future."
Deng Wenwen
Additional: data of left-behind children center
Qiaonan Town, Linwei District, Weinan City, Shaanxi Province, is located at the north foot of Qinling Mountains, 23 kilometers away from the urban area of Weinan in the north. The total area of the jurisdiction is 145 square kilometers, with 34 administrative villages, 116 villager groups, 8700 households and a total population of 24013. There are more than 10000 people working outside the town, including about 8600 people working outside for a long time and more than 1500 people working part-time. Each natural village has an average of 10 couples working outside, and there are 1100 households in the town. The number of left-behind children without parental control is 600-800 all the year round. If one parent is at home, the parents are mainly engaged in agricultural work, and the children are in a state of indulgent management. The problem of left-behind children has become a lingering shadow in the minds of the majority of migrant workers, and their education and growth problems are worrying. The service center for left-behind children in Qiaonan Town, Linwei District is located at the seat of the government of Qiaonan Town. Since its establishment seven years ago, it has served more than 3500 left-behind children. It has gradually changed the phenomenon of left-behind children in this town joining the Internet, stealing, playing truant in groups, and fighting in groups, and has eliminated the history that the left-behind children in the current wave have made the lives of villagers restless.
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