In the Chinese class on April 2th, the teacher asked us, "Students, do you know what April 23rd is?" Everyone said they didn't know. The teacher told us that in 1995, UNESCO announced to the world that April 23rd every year was "World Reading Day". Alas, we are a little ignorant! The teacher said, children, don't blame yourself, because many people still don't know what this day is. This day was set up to arouse more people to devote themselves to reading. Today, when you know it, you are ready. On April 23, everyone will show their talents to commemorate it.

after class, the students talked with great interest about what "programs" they were going to prepare.

The day is coming soon. The teacher wrote three big bright red words "Reading Festival" on the blackboard. The first person to show on stage was Li Xiaochao. He was very excited. He was just about to start when the teacher said, "Wait!" The teacher brought the camera. Li Xiaochao vividly told us the story of "One leaf can't see Mount Tai", which won everyone's applause.

It's my turn to show you. I nervously and excitedly introduced my bookmark and a paper-cut. The teacher praised me that the bookmark said, "Only when people devote themselves to society can they find out the meaning of that short and risky life." It's so meaningful. The students gave me a round of warm applause without stint.

After Wan Hongshan's solo, Yu Zhixian, an elf, took the stage to show it. She also made a bookmark that said, "I jumped on the book, just like a hungry man jumped on the bread ..."

The students showed their abilities, and the teacher used the camera to capture the wonderful moments of the students ... The classroom was filled with joy and peace.

a class time passed quickly, and the students were still wanting more. The Chinese teacher summed it up with a famous saying: "A good book is like a ship, leading us from a narrow place to the infinite ocean of life". The teacher finally took a photo with us.

This day is engraved in my memory when I was 1 years old. I will never forget the first reading festival in my life!