The rural school banquet is an important dinner to celebrate the admission of rural students to universities and high schools. This kind of dinner has become a traditional activity in rural communities, organized by parents of rural students or village committees and town governments. Banquet is not only an affirmation and encouragement for the hard work of rural students, but also a grateful expression for the support and help of family members.

School banquets in rural areas are generally held in the homes of farmers with good collective or family conditions, and guests are entertained with their own home-cooked dishes and homemade rice wine. At school banquets in rural areas, children's parents often list celebration menus, which usually include roast chicken, stew, stir-fry and grilled fish. In addition, some parents or seniors will be invited to speak and share their learning experiences and feelings. The atmosphere of the whole dinner was warm and simple, which made the participants feel the strong rural human touch.

The rural school banquet is an important part of the rural community education support system, which carries the expectations and longings of rural students and their families for education. At the rural school banquet, people from different families and villages get together to have in-depth exchanges and discussions on children's education. This kind of communication and discussion not only promotes the interaction and integration of rural society, but also shows the present situation and prospect of rural education development.