Women lecturers carry forward Yimeng spirit among children at Quanziya village, Shuanghou town, Yinan

A themed preaching event named Women lecturers nourish children's hearts; Yimeng spirit passes down from generation to generation was held at Quanziya Village of Shuanghou Town, Yinan County. Women volunteer preachers brought vivid red‑culture classes for local school‑age children, inheriting the Yimeng spirit via youth‑oriented narration.

The preaching team consists of female grassroots Party members, moral‑model representatives, red‑story narrators and women‑volunteer backbones. Instead of rigid textbook‑style indoctrination, they adopt children‑friendly forms including story‑telling, picture‑book sharing, interactive Q&A and small red‑story drama fragments.

Lecturers recounted touching deeds of Yimeng red‑sisters, revolutionary martyrs and ordinary local people during the revolutionary war era. They linked historical episodes to contemporary life, explaining the core connotation of Yimeng spirit: Party‑mass unity, military‑civilian solidarity, flesh‑and‑blood bond and shared weal‑and‑woe.

Children listened attentively, raised hands to share personal feelings and took part in interactive sessions. After the main lecture, kids drew hand‑copied posters themed on Yimeng spirit and red heroes, turning what they had learned into their own creative works.

This women‑volunteer preaching mechanism extends red‑cultural education to rural villages. It makes revolutionary heritage accessible and understandable for rural teenagers, helping plant seeds of red genes deep in children's hearts in countryside communities.

Editor：韩蒙蒙