September 10 marks China's Teachers' Day. Across Linyi, schools, campuses and communities hold diversified themed activities to pay respect to educators who enlighten students, pass on knowledge and shape the values of younger generations.
Teachers are regarded as guides who open doors to knowledge and broader worlds for children and teenagers. In primary and secondary schools of Linyi, students hand‑make greeting cards, deliver hand‑written notes and stage small literary performances to express sincere gratitude to their instructors. Some campuses organize themed sharing sessions, inviting outstanding teachers to tell stories rooted in local Yimeng educational practice.
Multiple scenic spots and cultural venues in Linyi launch Teachers’Day preferential policies. Educators can enjoy discounted or free admission, encouraging them to take time away from busy classroom schedules to explore the natural landscapes and cultural heritage of Yimeng mountain area.
Local publicity platforms release short‑video feature stories, recording ordinary teachers working in urban campuses, mountain‑area rural schools and special‑education classrooms. The campaign highlights the quiet dedication of front‑line educators, advocating the fine social tradition of respecting teachers and valuing education.
Editor:韩蒙蒙