At three o'clock in the afternoon, experts from city and county post offices and philatelic associations came to our school and brought us elegant works of art and beneficial spiritual food-philatelic lectures and exquisite stamp exhibitions. After the first class, I lined up with other stamp collectors in our school and walked into the multifunctional classroom on the first floor. Ah! There is already a sea of people here, and the classroom is covered with exquisite stamps. Teacher Li, who organized the activities, first let us appreciate the stamps, and then sat down to prepare for the expert's lecture. Starting from the political, economic, cultural and artistic attributes of stamps, the experts and teachers of the Postal Association introduced the truth of small stamps and university questions in a simple way, and vividly explained that stamps are encyclopedias containing rich knowledge with their own stamp collecting experiences and gains. He encouraged us to know about stamp collecting, know about stamp collecting, like stamp collecting, and improve our cultural taste and connotation.
The lecture on stamp collecting was interspersed with various activities, such as asking questions about stamp collecting knowledge, stamping commemorative postmarks and signing commemorative envelopes, and the atmosphere was very active. A classmate said happily that participating in stamp collecting cultural activities for the first time opened his eyes and learned knowledge. Experts introduced the origin, types and benefits of stamps. After listening to the expert's report, I know that stamps contain rich scientific and cultural knowledge, including natural science and social science. Every stamp is a small work of art, and we can save some pocket money from our parents to buy stamps. Many a mickle makes a mickle, and collecting stamps can increase knowledge and broaden one's horizons. We can regard it as a hobby, which can not only enrich our knowledge, but also enrich our inner world.