[Source: Inner Mongolia Daily] Learn to make by hand. Show your little commentator style. Conduct special course training. Explain to the audience. Practice your narration. □ Photo report by our reporter Wang Lei: "These exquisite birch bark products are the treasures of

[Source: Inner Mongolia Daily]

Learn to make by hand.

Show the style of a little commentator.

conduct special course training.

Explain to the audience.

Practice commentary.

□Photography report by our reporter Wang Lei

"These exquisite birch bark products are the treasure of the Daur people. Because the Daxingan Mountains are rich in birch resources, which are waterproof, moisture-proof and anti-corrosive, people use birch bark to make them Various living utensils." In the "Northern Xinjiang Birch" exhibition hall of Inner Mongolia Museum, the little commentator Ji Mohan gave a vivid explanation to the audience.

From July 23 to August 16, Inner Mongolia Museum’s 2024 summer training class for young docents will begin. A total of 180 young docents in two classes will have a fulfilling trip to the museum during the 10-day training. .

"We have upgraded this year's summer courses and set up four series of 8 courses, namely 'Museum General Course', 'Life Evolution Public Course', 'Aerospace Science Public Course' and 'Northern Xinjiang Culture Public Course'. Yu Le's teaching style leads the young docents to experience the charm of the museum's art of explanation, explore the evolution of life in the ancient world, pursue the dream of spaceflight in the vast starry sky, carry forward the long history of northern Xinjiang, and facilitate exchanges between various ethnic groups. The story of blending,” introduced Qin Na, teacher of the Little Docent Training Course and docent of Inner Mongolia Museum.

It is understood that since the Inner Mongolia Museum's small docent training class was opened in 2005, more than 6,700 students have learned knowledge, practiced eloquence, cultivated aesthetics, and broadened their horizons here.