A Chaozhou girl’s Chaoshan food illustrations have become popular. How much contribution has she made to her hometown culture?

The Chaozhou girl's Chaoshan food illustrations have become popular. She has made a great contribution to the cultural promotion of her hometown. She uses her own relaxed and humorous way to express it, and uses her own advantages to let more young people and outsiders understand the beauty of her hometown.

Recently, a dialect video blogger "Mung Bean" used her humorous way and exquisite illustrations to introduce her hometown - Chaozhou. Because she adopted the new media communication of modern young people, she shot many funny short videos.

He drew exquisite and cute food illustrations, which caused a craze among young people, and he became famous because of it.

Mung Bean is an art teacher and loves painting, so she combines her hometown, an ancient city, with modern new media communication.

The same spark.

It is understood that Mung Bean’s original intention of drawing illustrations and making videos was to promote her hometown through herself, so that more people can understand and like the customs of this city.

Chaozhou is a prefecture-level city in Guangdong. It is known to many people as the "Chaoshan area" together with the three cities of Shantou and Jieyang.

Chaozhou is a famous hometown of overseas Chinese. It is the hometown of Jao Tsung-i, a master of traditional Chinese culture, and the birthplace of Hong Kong’s richest man Li Ka-shing. It is also the ancestral home of many well-known stars in Hong Kong, Macao and overseas.

It is one of the national historical cities, a famous porcelain capital and the hometown of tea.

There is a lot of excellent traditional culture here that is still passed down, and under the construction of the new generation, innovation and change are also taking place here.

Chaozhou has 15 national intangible cultural heritages and 9 national key cultural relics protection units. Guangji Bridge, Archway Street, and Hanwengong Temple, which are famous at home and abroad, are all located in this city.

The Chaoshan delicacies drawn by this Chaozhou girl are so lifelike that they seem to be full of color, flavor and fragrance. They make people drool after seeing them, and also let more people understand the culture of their hometown. She uses her talents to combine the characteristics of the times to introduce her own food to the whole country and even the world.

Hometown, I believe she must love her hometown very much. Only when she is proud of her hometown will she think of letting more people know about it, and use her own publicity methods that are in line with the times to tell the world that as a fellow girl, she only wants to know her hometown.

Can you give her a thumbs up and say "Short (excellent)!" I love my hometown: highly recommended by Yuan Longping, a great American humanities and nature picture book. I recently watched the reality show "Tell the World I Can", and there was a character in it called

Sweet 6 year old little girl.

In order for her to become a talented person, her mother enrolled her in 10 interest classes, and every day was fully booked with study and classes.

Under high pressure, the child said aggrievedly: I don't like my mother at home, because she is not here, and I can still play for a while.

Sweetheart may be a portrayal of many children. For them, childhood is no longer about running around with their friends in front of and behind the house, or catching fish and shrimp by the pond, but a day of "going to school after school".

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Various online courses and interest classes have taken over children's lives. They are trapped in classrooms and homes every day, and their living space has become increasingly narrow.

Day after day, children are getting further and further away from nature.

American writer Richard Love once called such children "the last children in the woods."

In his view, these children suffer from "nature deficit disorder."

Because of the lack of contact with nature, they know nothing about nature, do not know crops, cannot distinguish flowers and plants, and even suffer from problems such as inattention, slow reaction, prone to myopia and obesity.

In fact, the Ministry of Education has long noticed the importance of "nature education", so as early as 2001, it proposed to set up a required course of "comprehensive practical activities", and later issued another document emphasizing the need to "enhance children's nature experience."

So, how can we achieve true “natural education”?

Just take your kids out to play silly and crazy?

of course not.

High-quality "nature education" is not simply outdoor sports, but must be combined with high-quality courses.

Today, I bring you a set of picture books that are knowledgeable, sentimental and warm, allowing children to better understand nature - "I Love My Hometown", a set of 5 volumes, suitable for parents and children aged 3-8*

**Reading, independent reading for 8-12 years old.

I don’t know if everyone still remembers the set of "Natural History Lessons in the Fields" that Grandpa Yuan Longping personally recommended when we started the group two years ago, and our set of "I Love My Hometown" is the second volume of this series.

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Mr. Yuan Longping, an academician of the Chinese Academy of Engineering, also personally recommended this set of books. He said: "I hope that young readers who see this set of books can also thrive in the pastoral interest of this set of picture books and sow hope in the stories full of warmth."

of seeds, go into the fields, discover the beauty behind farming civilization, and dress up this field in the future.

In addition, this set of books has also been recommended by celebrities such as Feng Gong, Hai Xia, Feng Jicai, Scarab, Moon Sister, and Li Zhengrong.