The third Nanjing Agricultural University "The most scholarly can reach far" reading marathon competition was successfully held
Release time: 2024-04-26
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“The more I read, the more vivid I become, and the more I read, the more fascinated I become.” “Participating in the reading marathon is a test of my concentration and endurance.” “To participate in the competition, I have to mute my phone and hand it in, so that I can immerse myself in the book more focused. It feels great to be in the world." This is the perception of the contestants of the third reading marathon competition on the competition.
In order to thoroughly implement the spirit of General Secretary Xi Jinping’s series of important speeches on promoting reading for all and building a scholarly society, on April 24, 2024, the third Nanjing Agricultural University“The most bookish can reach far”reading marathon competition was held in the Weigang Campus Library The competition starts at the same time as the Pukou campus library. The event is hosted by the Library of Nanjing Agricultural University (Cultural Heritage Department), hosted by the School of Animal Science and Technology (Weigang) and the School of Information Management (Pukou) of Nanjing Agricultural University, and co-organized by the College Student Reading Association. This competition is an individual online registration, with four tracks of red classics, Nobel Prize literature, youth readings and science fiction works independently selected. A total of 120 contestants from the two campuses participated in the competition, including 80 from the Weigang campus and 40 from the Pukou campus. .
Before the game, the staff took a group photo with all the contestants (Weigang Campus)
Wang Chunwei, Deputy Secretary of the Party Branch and Deputy Director of the Library (Cultural Heritage Department), delivered a speech for the event. He said that the reading marathon is an ultimate challenge about personal concentration and willpower. He would like to thank the teachers who have worked hard for this event. And classmates, I hope that all contestants from the two campuses will encounter the sea ofbooks, travel deeply, and truly experience the joy of reading in this beautiful spring day!
Before the game, the staff took a group photo with all the contestants (Pukou Campus)
During the competition, the reading room in the library was quiet. The students were immersed in the sea ofbooks and completely forgot about the hustle and bustle of the outside world. In the venue, the sound of books was rustling and water vapor was curling up. After quickly turning the pages to read, the contestants either excerpted and recorded important plots in the book in their notebooks, or circled exciting passages in the book, leaving their own insights and understandings in their essays. Reading books, for them, is not only a soul conversation with the author, but also a soul interview with themselves.
Youth Reading Track Competition Books
After skimming, intensive reading, writing reflections and answering questions, this 4-hour spiritual marathon journey finally came to an end. All finishers received books, participation certificates and completion souvenirs.
Contestants receive post-match interviews
Finishers take a group photo
Tong Yunjuan, director of Reader Services Department, believes that although the third reading marathon has come to an end, books will continue to accompany us forward. She hopes that every participating student can experience the joy of reading through this competition, make reading a part of life, draw nutrition from books, and continue to grow. Huang Ruoyu, president of the College Student Reading Association, said that in the future, contestants from each campus will be called together to organize a reading salon exchange event to exchange reading experiences and improve the organization of the event. He looks forward to everyone exploring and making progress together in the ocean of books.
(Author: Tong Yunjuan Proofreading: Wang Chunwei Review: Xin Wen)
