Ding-dong! The 36th Teachers’ Day is just around the corner~
This year is a special one.
Because of the COVID-19 pandemic
When schools are unable to resume in-person classes,
Teachers resolutely remain at their posts.
Carefully consider new teaching formats.
Bring students a unique learning experience.
Let us say a word to all teachers.
As the ancients said, “A teacher’s role is to transmit the Way, impart knowledge, and resolve doubts.” And Confucius taught, “To learn without thinking is futile; to think without learning is perilous.” On the path of transmitting the Way, imparting knowledge, and clearing up confusion, teachers have always guided us to think actively and integrate what we learn, while also encouraging us to study diligently and accumulate wisdom. By combining learning with reflection and uniting knowledge with practice, we grow into the kind of talent that society needs.
As a teacher, I have witnessed the changing seasons—clear skies and gentle rains—and nurtured my students with care, their blossoms fragrant and flourishing.
As an educator, I remain true to my original aspiration and pen poems that reach for the horizon.
A single, thin sheet of paper cannot possibly hold all our heartfelt blessings.
A thousand words of praise cannot fully convey our respect for you.
As Teacher’s Day approaches,
Limumai’s free-admission policy
Salute to every teacher.
Event Dates: September 10–13, 2020
For tourists: Teachers
Event Details: During the event, teachers presenting their official teacher ID will be admitted free of charge (a round-trip shuttle bus ticket is required).
Consultation phone: 022-22711569
Please navigate to the Limutai Visitor Center (Ticket Office) to complete the procedure.
The sky is azure, the clouds drift gracefully, and the trees stand tall.
The water is crystal clear, the grass is fragrant, and the breeze is gentle.
Limei Terrace in Early Autumn
With captivating scenery
There’s also the surprise that “subject teachers” love.
Here lies the poetic charm that Chinese teachers adore.
The autumnal beauty of Limutai has quietly emerged.
Green hills are serene, and idle clouds drift gently.
The alluring autumn breeze, gentle and cool.
The swaying leaves dance gracefully.
The waterfall is like a white ribbon cascading down from the sky.
The sun is bright but not glaring.
And the slightly cool air, the vast sky.
A picturesque and idyllic landscape, brimming with poetic charm.
Leave one lingering and reluctant to depart.
Here you’ll find rare flora and fauna that biology teachers love.
The well-preserved primeval forest ecosystem of Limutai
It has nurtured thousands of rare species.
There are tropical plants rarely seen in the north.
Wild kiwi and tassels
Cold-climate plants: dragon’s tooth grass, groundspur
The northern loach of the Arctic Ocean, the Huajiang loach
The blue-tailed lizard, an endangered species of the tropics and subtropics.
Happiness also dwells here.
Here are some ancient, extraordinary stones that geography teachers love.
Limutai is part of the Jizhou National Geopark.
Quartzite peak forest and canyon landform
It features a world-renowned geological section of the Mesoproterozoic.
Stratigraphic remnants dating back approximately 2.6 to 3.5 billion years ago
Having endured the natural forces of billions of years
Forming canyons, peak forests, and numerous petrified rock formations and mountains.
Here lies the red memory cherished by political educators.
Limutai was once an important component of the Jidong Anti-Japanese Base Area.
Since the advent of the new era, it has become a base for patriotic education.
A permanent exhibition hall titled “Historical Memory, Red Monument” has been established.
To carry forward the revolutionary tradition and educate future generations.
Here you’ll find legendary tales beloved by history teachers, as well as the ancient Great Wall.
Limutai was a royal garden that was sealed off five hundred years ago.
It is also the place where the ancient pear tree king, over four hundred years old, has bestowed its blessings upon all living beings.
The Mysterious Stone Sea Conceals the Secrets of Tomb Robbery at the Eastern Qing Tombs
General Stone and Mother-and-Child Stone Tell of Years on the Frontier
The Heavenly Book and the Tale of the Strange Bottle let imagination run wild…
There is also the oldest section of the Great Wall within Tianjin city.
——Site of the Ancient Great Wall of the Northern Qi Dynasty
The ochre-yellow walls, bathed in the morning glow and evening light, appear vast and majestic.
Remembering the distant frontier beacon fires.
Here, you’ll find the clean air and mountain spring water that chemistry teachers love.
The negative oxygen ion concentration at Limutai Scenic Area is
1,000–20,000 per cubic centimeter
Far higher than the level recommended by the World Health Organization
Fresh Air Standards
Limutai boasts the only living-water scenic resource in the Jizhou region.
Mountain spring water contains
Calcium, magnesium, zinc, selenium, germanium, strontium, and others
Various minerals beneficial to health
The pH of the water is 7.7.
Natural mildly alkaline mineral water
Breathe in the fresh air.
Stirring the heart, quenching thirst with sweet mountain spring water.
Clearing the Mind and Rejuvenating the Lungs
It makes every pore on your body feel relaxed.
Scenery, mood, temperature
Everything is just right.
Step out of campus and travel during the holidays.
Dear teachers
We’ll be waiting for you at Limutai.
