Sentiment for Xinjiang Aid records the contributions made by three groups of teachers sent to assist the Third Middle School from 2017 to 2021, as well as the deep bonds between teachers and students.
Using simple, unadorned language and detailed descriptions, the article recounts the teachers' daily experiences at the Third Middle School and their reflections on their work in Xinjiang. It shows how the policy of sending teachers to assist Xinjiang benefited the people of the Third Middle School and praises the teachers' belief that their responsibility to assist Xinjiang was greater than anything else. The teachers' work is brought to life through the perspectives of the school's teachers and students.
The first group of teachers served for one year. One of them was Principal Xu Yanming, a rigorous and practical man. The Third Middle School's core educational system was completed with his participation and review. As one of the first teachers sent to assist the school, Principal Xu helped spread traditional culture and build the school's culture. He was so modest and unassuming that one person could truly do the work of ten.
The second group served for two years. The three teachers were Wang Bingxin, Xu Xueliang, and Wang Jicheng. They left the school an anthem, books, clubs, English classes, and stories shared with their students. They truly became part of the school's lifeblood, took part in all its activities, and left their footprints in every corner of Maigaiti County. They came to understand the local culture and spirit through every season, becoming the people sent to assist Xinjiang who best understood the home of the Daolang people.
The third group served for one year. They were teachers Ren Zhongen, Li Jianfeng, Zhang Jianqing, Wang Ying, and Shen Defang. Influenced by the teachers who came before them, they worked steadily to keep the school's day-to-day operations running smoothly. Their work stood out especially in calligraphy classes and the students' daily conduct, helping the children recognize Chinese
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