RambleShandong|齐鲁文化馆开设瓦当传拓体验课

  继精彩的齐鲁文化馆参观之后，四年级四班雏鹰小队的队员们再次走进山东师范大学齐鲁文化研究院，这一次，同学们不再是聆听历史的观众，而是化身成为“小小传承人”，亲手体验了一项古老而神奇的技艺——瓦当传拓！

  活动一开始，一位研究生告诉大家，瓦当是古代建筑屋檐上的“艺术名片”，上面精美的图案和文字寄托着古人对美好生活的向往。而传拓，就像用墨和纸为这些古老的砖石“拍照”，让它们的身影和故事得以流传。队员们对即将开始的动手实践充满了期待。

  在哥哥姐姐们手把手的帮助下，孩子们从最初的生疏和小心翼翼，到后来能独立完成上纸、蘸墨、拓印的全过程。当一张张印有精美图案的瓦当拓片从自己手中诞生时，每个孩子的脸上都洋溢着无比自豪的笑容！

  这次体验，不仅让队员们零距离感受到了中国传统金石传拓的魅力，更让他们体会到了“工匠精神”的耐心与细致。更重要的是，研究生哥哥姐姐们的温暖陪伴和无私帮助，在他们心中播下了感恩与求知的种子。

  活动结束时，每个孩子都骄傲地举着自己独一无二的瓦当拓片作品，准备带回家珍藏。他们带走的不仅是一张作品，更是一段亲手触摸历史的宝贵记忆，一份对中华优秀传统文化的深切热爱。

  Following the wonderful visit to the Qilu Culture Museum, the members of the "Young Eagles" team from Class 4, Grade 4 once again entered the Qilu Culture Research Institute of Shandong Normal University. This time, the students were no longer mere spectators listening to history, but transformed into "little inheritors", personally experiencing an ancient and magical art - the rubbing of eave tiles!

  At the beginning of the event, a postgraduate student told everyone that the eave tiles were the "artistic business cards" on the eaves of ancient buildings, with exquisite patterns and characters on them embodying the ancients' yearning for a better life. And rubbing is like taking pictures of these ancient bricks and stones with ink and paper, allowing their figures and stories to be passed down. The team members are full of anticipation for the upcoming hands-on practice.

  With the hands-on help of their elder brothers and sisters, the children went from being initially unfamiliar and cautious to being able to independently complete the entire process of paper application, ink dipping and rubbing. When one by one, the rubbings of the eave tiles with exquisite patterns were born from their hands, every child's face was filled with an extremely proud smile!

   This experience not only allowed the team members to feel the charm of traditional Chinese gold and stone rubbing up close, but also enabled them to appreciate the patience and meticulousness of the "craftsman spirit". More importantly, the warm company and selfless help of the postgraduate brothers and sisters have sown the seeds of gratitude and the pursuit of knowledge in their hearts.

  At the end of the event, each child proudly held up their unique tile rubbing work, ready to take it home to keep as a treasure. What they took away was not only a piece of work, but also a precious memory of touching history with their own hands and a deep love for China's fine traditional culture.