Last time, I introduced the colorful classroom life of the students of the International Department of Jiangsu Province Liangfeng Senior Middle School in American high schools. Today, I will continue to share their wonderful activities in American high schools.

Fan Xiaochen graduated from Craig High School

● What are the communities in Meigao? 

●Fan Xiaochen: There are many Chinese clubs, e-sports clubs, robot clubs, etc.

 Zhang Heng graduated from Rochester High School

Zhang Heng:I previously applied to join a ski club. I believe this winter will not be cold, and I believe that this kind of exercise I have never touched will make my exciting.

Yu Keqin graduated from Craig High School

Yu Keqin: The entire school covers 20 categories- academics, admissions, culture, cooking, dance, drama, environment, social services, games, health, language, literature, music, politics, religion, publishing, radio, sports, visual arts, special interests There are 60 sports clubs alone, covering 20 different events and up to 15 performance groups. There is a Robotics robot design team in the USA. One example is the Library Advisory Committee (T.A.C.). Americans not only like to travel, they also like to read and write. It is the most enjoyable thing for Americans to travel in the ​​books. American students prefer to be library consultants. The Model United Nations, a trading company, a volunteer club, an art performance troupe, a band, and various special societies here cater to students' hobby strengths.

Zhang Heng is skiing

● What are your favorite extracurricular activities?

● Fan Xiaochen: I prefer volunteer activities and sports.

● Zhang Heng: I leave school early at 2:30 every day. I can spend a lot of time doing leisure activities. Joining a club is one of the best ways to spend school time. The life at home is also colorful, and every weekend is a small excursion for me. Shooting training in northern Michigan, weekend trips to Detroit Auto City and walking tours of Rochester town ... make my weekends full and happy.

Zhang Heng travels with his home

● What can you gain from extracurricular activities?

● Yu Keqin: First of all, it takes a lot of energy to create a community, and it takes more energy and perseverance to run it well. Those communities are what I love, and among them, I am enjoying it. I am doing what I love. What I want to say is the mutual assistance and friendship between members. What can be learned from various social practices is a kind of care and love for society.

Yu Keqin took photos with members of the choir

● How do you get along with your classmates at America High School?

● Fan Xiaochen: I got along well with my classmates, but I was still a little less active at the time. I hope that the younger students can take the initiative to communicate and make more friends.

● Zhang Heng: As the only foreign student in the class, it was a great pleasure for me to promote China. There are actually very few students who really understand China in this small American town. Regardless of class or outside class, there are always a few students who are full of interest in the mysterious ancient country of the East, and I am happy to introduce China to them..

Zhang Heng with classmates

The colorful extra-curricular activities of American high schools can not only enrich students' extra-curricular life, but also allow students to acquire a lot of knowledge and skills that they cannot learn in the classroom, develop their personality traits, and enable them to achieve comprehensive development.

Source: Jiangsu Provincial Liangfeng Senior Middle School International Department