Rebirth: A big star falls in love with me

They discovered that in addition to traditional sketching, watercolor and oil painting, there are many other interesting painting forms waiting for them to try.

For example, they began to explore printmaking and sculpture, two three-dimensional art forms.

In printmaking, they learned how to transform flat images into three-dimensional works; in sculpture creation, they molded clay or other materials into various forms through kneading, carving, and shaping. These new attempts not only expanded and improved their painting skills, but also gave them a deeper understanding and perception of art.

In addition, the "Little Painters Group" also tried to combine painting with other art forms.

They cooperated with the county's art troupe to hold a performance event that combined painting and music.

During the event, the members created corresponding paintings according to the melody and rhythm of the music and displayed them on stage for the audience to see. This cross-border attempt not only gave the audience a refreshing experience, but also made them feel the infinite possibilities and charm of art.

However, the growth path of the "Little Painters Group" was not smooth.

In the process of exploring new fields and participating in various competitions, they also encountered many setbacks and difficulties.

Sometimes their works are not recognized, sometimes they hit a bottleneck in the creative process, and sometimes they even have disputes and conflicts due to disagreements.

But it is these setbacks and difficulties that make them more determined in their beliefs and determination.

They learned how to face failure and setbacks, how to draw lessons from failure and keep moving forward; they also learned how to respect the opinions and ideas of others, how to maintain harmony and collaboration within a team; more importantly, they learned how to stick to their dreams and beliefs and never give up no matter how great the difficulties and challenges are.

As time goes by, the members of the "Little Painters Group" have made significant progress in painting skills and life experience.

Not only did they become little stars on campus, but they also gained valuable friendships and life experiences.

Through continuous practice and exploration, the members’ painting skills have been significantly improved.

They learned how to use different painting materials and techniques to express their emotions and thoughts; they also learned how to observe life, capture details and incorporate these elements into their own works.

Their works are becoming more and more personal and distinctive, and more and more touching.

In the big family of "Little Painters Group", the friendship between members continues to deepen with the passage of time.

They experienced laughter and tears together and spent countless unforgettable moments together.

They support and encourage each other and leave deep footprints on each other's growth path.

This pure friendship will become one of the most precious treasures in their lives.

In addition to improving skills and friendship, the "Little Painters Group" also brought many life inspirations to its members.

They learned how to face challenges and difficulties and how to maintain a positive attitude and optimistic spirit; they also learned how to cherish the people and things around them and how to be grateful for every moment in life.

These valuable life experiences will accompany them through every stage of the future and become the most solid support on their life path.

In the blink of an eye, Zhang Yuhe’s warm two years of primary school life are about to come to an end.

Looking back on this period of time, every detail of the “Little Painters Group” is like a series of gorgeous paintings slowly unfolding in their hearts.

Those memories about painting, friendship and growth will be forever engraved in their hearts and become one of the most precious treasures in their lives.

In the days to come, no matter where they go or what difficulties and challenges they encounter, they will carry this innocence and love and continue to move forward and use their brushes to paint a better chapter of life.

And the name "Little Painters Group" will always remain in their memories and become one of the brightest colors in their childhood, shining forever and never fading.

In the long river of history, 1978 may be just an insignificant year.

But for Zhang Yu, Wen Xin and their generation of elementary school students, it was a golden age full of exploration, creation and innocent happiness.

That was an era when there was no Internet, smartphones had not yet come out, and video games were only a luxury for a few families, but it was precisely this environment that made their childhood full of endless possibilities and fun.

Every morning, when the first ray of sunlight penetrates the mist and shines on the small town, Zhang Yu and Wen Xin walk briskly towards the school full of books.

In the school's broadcasting room, the familiar and melodious music always sounds on time. It is the old radio playing the daily morning song.

Unlike today's digital audio, the sound emitted by the radio at that time was slightly noisy, but it seemed to have some kind of magic that could instantly attract everyone's attention.

During the break, if a student was lucky enough to bring his own radio, it would be like a small "concert".

Everyone sat in a circle, their eyes fixed on the small black box, their ears perked up, afraid of missing any syllable.

Sometimes the radio played inspiring revolutionary songs that made people's blood boil; sometimes it played fascinating storytelling, such as "Water Margin" and "Journey to the West", which made people fascinated.

Zhang Yu and Wen Xin's favorite novel is Romance of the Three Kingdoms. Whenever they hear the story of Zhuge Liang borrowing arrows from a straw boat or the empty city plan, they can't help but applaud, as if they were the wise and brave strategist who was planning the strategy.

For girls, the ten minutes between classes are the best time for them to show their energy.

The traditional game of "skipping rubber rope" is undoubtedly their favorite.

A thin rubber band seemed to come to life under the feet of Wen Xin and the other girls, sometimes jumping high up and sometimes landing gently on the ground, forming a series of vivid pictures accompanied by cheerful nursery rhymes.

"Little ball, marry the chicken, the Malan tree blooms twenty-one, two, two, five, six, two, two, five, seven, twenty, eight, twenty, nine, thirty-one..."

"The little ball is so round. Auntie takes me to the park..." The nursery rhyme sounded and Wen Xin began her performance.

Her movements were light and graceful, and every jump was accurate, as if she had practiced it countless times.

The other girls were not to be outdone and joined in one after another. Some even tried to challenge higher levels of difficulty, which drew cheers.

Although Zhang Yu is not good at this game, he always enjoys watching from the side. Occasionally, he is pulled into the team by the girls to experience the unique fun of skipping rubber rope as a "man".

At that moment, gender boundaries seemed to be broken, leaving only innocent laughter and friendship.

In that era of relative material scarcity, children did not have many toys to choose from, but that did not stop them from creating happiness.

Zhang Yu and Wen Xin are a group of little inventors full of wisdom and creativity.

They used waste cardboard, bamboo sticks, wire and other materials to make many amazing toys.

Zhang Yu is good at making windmills.

He found a piece of cardboard and carefully cut out the shape of a windmill, then used bamboo sticks to fix the blades and the axis.

When the breeze blew, the windmill began to spin happily, making a whirring sound, attracting envious glances from the students around.

Wen Xin is better at knitting and origami.

She folded animals and flowers of various shapes with colored paper, and taught Zhang Yu how to weave simple Chinese knots.

Although these handmade toys are simple, they carry their infinite imagination and creativity, making their childhood life more colorful.

Every year's spring outing is the moment that Zhang Yu and Wen Xin look forward to the most. That year, the school organized a spring outing to a small forest in the suburbs.

In order to increase the fun, the teachers specially designed a "treasure hunt game".

They hid many small notes in the woods with various riddles or questions written on them. Only by solving the riddle or answering the question correctly can the next clue be found.

Zhang Yu and Wen Xin formed a team. They stepped into the mysterious forest with excitement and curiosity.

The sunlight shines on the ground through the gaps in the leaves, forming mottled light and shadow.

They walked along the winding path, admiring the scenery along the way while carefully searching for clues.

The feeling of accomplishment when they solved the first puzzle was indescribable.

As the game progressed, they encountered more and more challenges, but this also inspired them to have stronger fighting spirit and team spirit.

In the end, with their wisdom and tacit understanding, they successfully found the "treasure" hidden in the tree hole - a box of cookies made by the teacher.

Although the cookies are not expensive, they cherish the sense of accomplishment and team cohesion.

After school every day, Zhang Yu and Wen Xin would go home together.

That not-too-long-not-too-short journey became a precious time for them to share stories and exchange experiences.

They took turns telling each other interesting stories they had heard or made up. Sometimes it was a horror story that scared the other person into a cold sweat; sometimes it was a science fiction story that made the other person's imagination run wild; and sometimes it was little funny things in life that made people laugh out loud.

Although these stories are simple and even childish, they are full of innocence and creativity.

They interpret the world in their own way and construct one wonderful space after another with their imagination.

In this process, they not only exercised their eloquence and expression skills, but also enhanced their understanding and friendship with each other.

Of course, while enjoying their happy time, they did not forget their learning tasks.

The homework at that time was not as much or as complicated as it is now, but every question required them to think carefully and complete independently.

Zhang Yu and Wen Xin help each other in their studies and make progress together.

Whenever they encounter a difficult problem, they will get together to discuss and exchange ideas. Sometimes they will argue over the correctness of an answer, but in the end they will shake hands and move on.

In the process they learned how to face difficulties, how to seek help, and how to persevere in pursuing the truth.

In addition, they have a common "little secret" - that is, they will secretly read comic books or picture books for a while after finishing their homework.