There are many ways to complete moral education homework, mainly in the following aspects:

1. Let the red spirit be passed down from generation to generation through time and space and classic dialogue. Students can use their holiday time to watch red movies or TV series, relive the eventful years, learn the story of Chinese sons and daughters fighting for their country, talk with revolutionary ancestors who have crossed over a hundred years, and write their own experiences and understandings into articles.

2. Explore the red footprint. Countless revolutionary martyrs have left glorious battle footprints in the famous old revolutionary base areas in China, waiting for us to pursue, such as Jinggangshan, the cradle of China revolution, Ruijin Jinhong revolutionary site group, Sur University revolutionary site group, Yeping revolutionary site group, the first crossing of Du Yu by the Long March and so on. During the holidays, students can independently design the red tourism research route by querying historical materials, hand-draw the "red research" map, and start the red tour.

3. Get close to green mountains and green waters. My hometown is rich in green resources, so I might as well have an activity of "going into my hometown Soviet area to adopt green ecology". The students turned into small tour guides, telling stories about beautiful forests and depicting the beauty of beautiful landscapes.

4. Enjoy antiques. With the reputation of "Millennium Song Cheng", you can stroll along the ancient city wall of the Song Dynasty with a history of thousands of years, touch the words on the inscribed bricks, board Bajingtai overlooking Ganjiang, the mother river of Jiangxi Province, approach Fushou Ditch, which was founded in the Song Dynasty, appreciate the wisdom of the ancients, look up at the stone carvings and Buddha statues left by the ancients in Tongtianyan, and feel the charm of Hakka culture in Longnan Hakka paddock, which is listed in the world cultural heritage protection area.

Red tour