Teacher Qin of the Propaganda Department of Liaocheng University Party Committee told Shandong Business Daily that after seeing the tsunami caused by Tonga volcano eruption, the school was very concerned and immediately contacted the school's international exchange and cooperation office. They learned from the Embassy of China in Tonga and their acquaintances and friends in Tonga that the three teachers of Liaocheng University in Tonga were safe. Teacher Qin told reporters that Tonga's Internet is currently disconnected, but the intranet has been partially restored. "These three teachers are excellent. We are relieved that they are all right. "
Previously reported:
On the evening of 65438+ 10 17, the reporter received a call for help from Zhao, a post-95 student studying PhD at Renmin University of Beijing. She said that her parents were involved in agricultural aid in Tonga, and after the tsunami caused by the eruption of Tonga volcano in the morning of 15, their parents are currently in a state of losing contact. It is reported that they originally planned to return to China in February 2002165438+,but they have not been able to return to China due to the epidemic.
According to the China Scholar, on June 5438+1October 2 1 day, 2020, the second batch of foreign aid teachers from Tong 'an, including Zhao Peibao, Ren Aizhi and Zhang Jianfeng, left Jinan Yao Qiang Airport and passed through Hong Kong and Fiji twice. After 37 hours of turbulence, they arrived at Nuku 'alofa Airport, Tonga's capital, at 65438+1October 23rd.
On the basis of last year's foreign aid work, the three teachers continued to carry out Chinese teaching and vegetable planting teaching. Zhang Jianfeng overcame many difficulties such as the increase in the number of students and the serious shortage of teaching materials, and integrated songs and nursery rhymes into the classroom, which made Chinese teaching flourish. Ren Aizhi and Zhao Peibao made great efforts to find vegetable varieties suitable for Tonga's cultivation with heat tolerance, drought tolerance and short production cycle. At the same time, they began to explore large-scale planting modes that are easy to manage, such as corn-cabbage intercropping, sunflower-Chinese cabbage intercropping, corn-carrot intercropping, tomato-lettuce ball intercropping and so on. The new cultivation mode improves the multiple cropping index, prevents the growth of weeds, and can use corn and sunflower as barriers and traps to reduce the harm of pests to vegetables. Teacher China's vegetable garden has become a farm of Tonga College, with more and more sites and varieties. The harvested vegetables not only become free lunches for students, but also are shared with local residents and regularly sent to relevant departments in Tonga.
Officer on duty: Li Huan.