Release Date:2025-08-12
Four Museums Hold a Mobile Classroom Event Marking the 80th Anniversary of Victory in the War of Resistance

From August 10th to August 11th, 2025, the "Walking Thought Lessons" co-sponsored by the Suide Revolution Memorial Museum, Shaanxi Yellow River Culture Museum, Shaanxi North Folk Song Museum and Yangjiagou Revolutionary Memorial Hall was successfully held at the Suide Revolution Memorial Hall.

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The leaders of the four halls gathered at the Suide Revolution Memorial Hall to hold a symposium on the theme “Walking Thought and Politics Lessons”. The meeting was chaired by Liu Yajun, Director of the Suide Revolution Memorial Hall. We have fully affirmed the positive significance of this "Four Halls Linking" model in integrating resources, innovative forms and expanding impact, and made constructive comments on deepening inter-hall cooperation, building a brand of "Walking Thought Lessons", using excellent cultural resources to empower new era patriotic education, serving local cultural and tourism integration development.

On the afternoon of 11th, a theme performance kicked off at the Suide Revolution Memorial Hall. The show brought together four selected boutique programs to recreate the festival and the power of faith.

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The performance opened with an exciting chorus of "Defending the Yellow River" and "Eastern Red" selected by Shaanxi Yellow River Culture Museum. "Eastern Red" is based on the Shaanxi folk song "Riding the White Horse", which was adapted from the Shaanxi folk song "Riding the White Horse", accompanied by the "Eastern Red One" satellite. On the basis of the local red history, the Suide Revolution Memorial highlights the spiritual essence of the "North-West Revolutionary Museum", the scene recites "The Long Song of Faith of the Northwest Firecaster Li Zizhou" vividly recreates the firm faith and immortal merits of Comrade Li Zizhou's sowing revolutionary fire in Shaanxi North.

This event is the first large-scale commemoration attempt of the four pavilions. It is both a wonderful feast of art and a spiritual baptism to cleanse the mind, but also an active exploration of new modes of social education in museums and memorial halls.