On the afternoons of December 7th and 8th, Tsinghua University High School hosted its 20th commemoration of the "December 9th Movement" with a short historical drama exhibition in the school auditorium. Over 800 participants, including teachers, students of the senior 23rd division, and parent representatives, attended the event. Under the theme of "Youthful Journey to Progress", the exhibition featured 17 class performances divided into four major chapters. Through their original creations and interpretations, the students vividly portrayed a tableau of the struggle and the unity of the Chinese people. This narrative spanned from the May Fourth Movement to the new era, highlighting the relentless efforts in salvation, perseverance, and innovative development. The performances sketched an outline of China's remarkable achievements in various realms - from standing up and becoming prosperous, to growing strong. The students' portrayal touched on many aspects including economic development, political and diplomatic affairs, cultural prosperity, social progress, rural revitalization, and the journey to becoming a technological powerhouse.
Chapter One: Advancing Through the Fire
Class 11 of Senior One with Rebirth – The May Fourth Movement
Class 14 of Senior One with Finding the Way – The Birth of the Communist Party of China
Class 18 of Senior One with Daughters of Jinggangshan – The Land Revolution
Class 3 of Senior One with Blazing Passion – The "December 9th Movement"
Class 13 ofSenior One with Resilience Amidst Adversity – The War of Resistance Against Japan
Class 12 of Senior One with Brightness – Journeying to Beijing for the Imperial Exams
Chapter Two: Braving the Storms
Class 8 of Senior One with Dawn of the Cold Night – The Birth of New China
Class 6 of Senior One with Immortal – The War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea
Class 5 of Senior One with Long - Cherished Wish – The Socialist Construction
Chapter Three: Braving the Rapids
Class 2 ofSenior One with the Way of Reform, the People's Song – The Reform and Opening Up
Class 16 of Senior One with Return Home – The Return of Hong Kong and Macao
Chapter Four: A Bright Future
Class 9 of Senior One with Unstoppable Progress – The "Belt and Road" Initiative
Class 7 of Senior One with Village Celebrations – Rural Revitalization
Class 15 of Senior One with Continuing the Dream – The City of Two Olympics
Class 10 of Senior One with Green Mountains – Guardians of the Era
Class 17 of Senior One with People in the Trenches – Toward a Cultural Superpower
Class 4 of Senior One with Beidou – Towards a Technological Superpower
Text by: Lou Saisai, Yu Ming
Photos by: Administrative Management Center, Wang Zhonghan, Yan Han, Li Haoning, Sun Yuxuan, Zhang Guangyun from Campus TV Station
Reviewed by: Bai Xuefeng, Zhang Jie, Yang Rui, Cen Yifei
Proofreaders: Meagan Ray, Zhao Ran, Gao Hongchao
