[Reprint] Report on the Guangzhou Suburban Reading Camp in October

Read­ing is the most fun and eas­i­est thing to do. You can do it any­where O(∩_∩)O haha!Orig­i­nal address:Report on the Guangzhou Sub­ur­ban Read­ing Camp in Octo­berauthor:Zi QimaGao Zhuo and Xiao­mai (clos­er to the cam­era), moth­ers of two of the ele­men­tary school stu­dents who orga­nized the read­ing camp: They seem to be the two in charge of the play:

 
Anoth­er one is Jun­yan, the moth­er of a senior kinder­garten stu­dent: (seem­ing­ly in charge of read­ing)

 
A mys­te­ri­ous guest from the cap­i­tal: (Who is he? Where is he?)

There is also an even more mys­te­ri­ous fig­ure behind the scenes, the con­sul­tant of this read­ing camp, who is in Bei­jing and can­not be seen here. He is Inspec­tor Car­rot!
There is also a hero behind the scenes, Pome­gran­ate Mom.
 
For a read­ing camp, read­ing should be the high­light:

Mys­te­ri­ous guest appears, morn­ing read­ing:

Except for Ye Baobao in the senior class, every­one else is in grades three to six. They can write after they fin­ish read­ing.

Works by adults and chil­dren:

After read­ing, in addi­tion to writ­ing, you also need to per­form:

Rec­om­mend­ed books:

The three most pop­u­lar rec­om­menders received prizes: Aji­a’s fake book “The Lion in the Library”, my hand­made giraffe, and a dig­i­tal paint­ing I bought.

Jun­yan rec­om­mend­ed “Sto­ry Knows What to Do”:

Argen­tine Primera División rec­om­mend­ed The Alchemist:

Play­ing is more impor­tant than study­ing:

Mys­te­ri­ous pho­tos:

Read­ing in all its forms:

Run­ning pos­ture:

Game “Super Change”:

Hand­made Man:

Ajia brings the tra­di­tion­al pro­gram of Red Mud Read­ing Camp, the thou­sand-year-old soup “Stone Soup”: