Mianzhu Hanwang: Chronicle of Renai School on June 22 (Ajiaji)

http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/0
School events:

Today is Sun­day. It start­ed rain­ing again when I woke up ear­ly. Class­es con­tin­ued. Niu­bi Vil­lage School had an extra stu­dent enrolled, and they attend­ed morn­ing read­ing and cul­tur­al read­ing class­es. Mil­i­tary train­ing was sus­pend­ed dur­ing the third peri­od due to heavy rain. Teacher Lin Yiwei read “The Cat Who Lived a Mil­lion Times” to the seniors and “Two Trees” to the juniors, with very pos­i­tive respons­es. Teacher Ajia read “Love You For­ev­er” and “The Giv­ing Tree” to the juniors and told the seniors about the sto­ry of the Three King­doms, fea­tur­ing Sun and Liu Helian. The chil­dren were par­tic­u­lar­ly fond of the sto­ry.

2. At Ren’ai School in Qunx­in Vil­lage, class­es were held as nor­mal this morn­ing. Teacher Xiaowen was leav­ing for Bei­jing today, reluc­tant to leave. He taught an art class to both the upper and low­er grades, and con­tin­ued to teach a few chil­dren how to draw after class. Teacher Chen Chao also gave the chil­dren a lec­ture on the basics of music, which was quite pop­u­lar.

3. The after­noon inter­est and read­ing class at Qunx­in Vil­lage School went on as usu­al. A girl named Pan Yuli refused to go home at noon, so anoth­er lit­tle girl, Tang Yi, accom­pa­nied her, read­ing and draw­ing. Pan Yuli’s moth­er and step­fa­ther also arrived at the school, and her moth­er brought her some dry food. I chat­ted with them again and learned that this girl had been depressed and silent for over a year, for some unknown rea­son. I observed her and found that she tru­ly could­n’t read, and read books sole­ly for the pic­tures. So I took her to bor­row a book, and she said she want­ed to read “Snow White.” I found her a copy and read to her, and she lis­tened with great inter­est.
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/1
The school in the rain is inevitably a lit­tle melan­choly
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/2
The library is still a par­adise
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/3
Spe­cial cook­ing
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/4

The child refused to go home at noon, so his moth­er had to bring him some dry food.

4. This morn­ing, the neigh­bor next door told us they want­ed to return the cement bricks they had used as seats for their chil­dren. They were plan­ning to rebuild their pig­pen, and the pigs were exposed to the rain and sun, which would cause them sig­nif­i­cant finan­cial loss­es. Fur­ther­more, these bricks were hard to come by. We had no choice but to agree, and this after­noon we all worked togeth­er to help them move the bricks back. But what would hap­pen to the old­er chil­dren with­out these bricks? We approached anoth­er neigh­bor and asked to bor­row some bricks, pay­ing 50 cents per brick to return them when we left in a month or so. The neigh­bor was very wel­com­ing and usu­al­ly invit­ed us to his house to fetch water. He read­i­ly agreed, say­ing it was free. How­ev­er, we still had to give him the mon­ey. We spent the after­noon help­ing him clear the rub­ble before final­ly bring­ing back the bricks. By the time we had arranged the new bricks, it was already 7:30.

5. Around 7 p.m., Xiao Yi brought three more vol­un­teers to the Renai School. They were going to Qun­li Vil­lage to set up a new tent school. Before they set­tled in, they want­ed to share meals at the camp.

At noon, Teacher Xue from Cheng­du came to vis­it us again and brought us some sup­plies, includ­ing a fold­ing bed that can be placed in the larg­er tent. Teacher Xue has been very help­ful and thought­ful dur­ing this peri­od, and we are all very grate­ful.
   
I went to the Qunx­in Vil­lage Com­mit­tee today to inquire, and it seems that get­ting elec­tric­i­ty will be impos­si­ble in the short term. After the recent days of rain, the teach­ers are show­ing some fatigue, and some are even show­ing cold symp­toms. Every­one needs a good rest. But over­all, morale remains high. When Teacher Xiaowen left that after­noon, the young man was tru­ly reluc­tant to see her go. He planned to return after his exams. At noon, at our farewell par­ty for Teacher Xiaowen, there was still laugh­ter and joy.
June 22nd night Argen­tine Primera División record
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/5
There are also masseuses in the school
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/6
Farewell pho­to of Teacher Xiaowen
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/7
farewell
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/8
Good­bye, school!
http://www.hongniba.com.cn/bbs/resman.aspx?action=download&uri=@@__5/2699/object/9
Good­bye, Xiaowen!