Love Nanyang and the content of the theme class meeting in my hometown.

I love Nanyang and my hometown. First, the team will start and fly the flag. 2. Singing the team song 3. Activity lead-in (accompanied by the music of "On the Field of Hope") Host 1: The song is well sung. Our hometown is on the field of hope. Look, this is our lovely hometown-Nanyang, with beautiful natural environment and superior geographical location. It is not only famous for its beautiful scenery, numerous places of interest and numerous celebrities. It can really be described as "outstanding people"! In this class, let's go near our hometown and feel the beauty and aura of our hometown! 4. Approaching the scenic spots Host 1: Approaching the hometown, first of all, let's approach the green mountains and green waters of our hometown and visit the scenic spots and historic sites in our hometown. What do you know about the natural landscape of Nanyang? (Students speak freely) Students know a lot. Host 1: Our hometown has changed so much that we have developed such a beautiful scenic spot in a few years. Students must visit it when they have time. Five, into the celebrity host 2: We have many celebrities in Nanyang, such as, doctor Zhang Zhongjing, inventor of seismograph Zhang Heng and so on. Moderator 1: Next, let's know the stories of these celebrities! Moderator 2: Zhang Zhongjing was a great physician in the Eastern Han Dynasty. His name was Ji, and his name was Zhongjing. He was born on February 26th, 15 and died in 219. Zhang Zhongjing was talented and studious since he was a child, especially fond of discussing medical works. Zhang Bozu, his uncle, was a famous doctor in Nanyang at that time. Zhongjing worshipped him as a teacher, often went with him to treat people, and studied Neijing and Bian Que's Eighty-one Difficult Classics. Zhang Zhongjing was diligent and eager to learn, learned from others, had excellent medical skills, and was sincere and responsive, so Nanyang people recommended him as Xiaolian and became Changsha Prefecture. During his tenure in Changsha, he still went deep into the people, paid attention to various diseases, collected folk prescriptions, summoned famous doctors from all over the country, discussed medicine, and constantly enriched his medical knowledge. Later, due to the epidemic of typhoid fever all over the country, in less than ten years, more than 2 people in Zhang Zhongjing's own family died of more than 13 diseases. Therefore, he resigned from the position of satrap, and after more than ten years' efforts, he finally "compiled nine volumes of plain questions, eighty-one difficult questions, a great theory of yin and yang, a record of medicines for pregnancy, and dialectical pulse, which became sixteen volumes of Treatise on Febrile Diseases." (Annotated Treatise on Febrile Diseases). Zhang Zhongjing's Treatise on Febrile Diseases and Miscellaneous Diseases has only been handed down from the later generations, including Treatise on Febrile Diseases and synopsis of the Golden Chamber, which are adapted by Wang Shuhe in Jin Dynasty, accounting for two of the four major medical classics in the motherland, and integrating theory, method, prescription and medicine into one furnace. Hua Tuo called Treatise on Febrile Diseases "this is a real living book!" Since the Tang Dynasty, Zhang Zhongjing's theory has been widely spread at home and abroad. Japan, North Korea and other countries call him a "master" of medicine, enjoying a high reputation in the international medical community. In China, he is called a medical sage. Moderator 1: Zhang Heng was an outstanding scientist in the Eastern Han Dynasty. When the emperor learned that he was outstanding in literary talent, he called Zhang Heng to Luoyang, the capital of China, as an official, mainly in charge of astronomical calendars. In order to find out the mysteries of nature, young Zhang Heng often studies and studies alone in his study, and often stands on the observatory to observe the sun, moon and stars. He thought, if we can make an instrument that can observe the sky from above and observe the earth from below and predict what will happen in nature, it will be great for people to prevent disasters and expose those absurd superstitious stories! Therefore, after studying hard, Zhang Heng invented and created the first instrument in the world that can predict earthquakes-the seismograph. This seismograph is also made of steel, shaped like a wine jar, surrounded by eight dragons, and each dragon mouth contains a small copper ball. As long as the copper ball in the mouth of a dragon spits out, it indicates that there is an earthquake in that direction. The test was very effective, and there was not a time when it failed. Moderator 2: Let's ask each team to send a representative to talk about our hometown. 6. The team will end and the flag will be retired.