In the sun-drenched fields of rural China, a unique classroom is blooming. For six years, teacher Li Bolin and her students at Suyu Hope Primary School have turned nature into their muse, writing over 1,000 heartfelt poems between sprints through grassy plains and moments of quiet reflection.
Dubbed the \"Field Poetry Class,\" the initiative encourages children to channel their emotions into verse—transforming shy whispers into bold declarations of self-expression. 🌱 \"When they write, they’re not just students—they’re storytellers,\" says Li, whose approach blends creativity with the freedom of outdoor learning.
From giggles about fluttering butterflies to raw thoughts on family and friendship, the poems offer a window into rural childhoods often overlooked. The project has now gained attention for its innovative mix of education and emotional empowerment, proving that sometimes, the best lessons aren’t found in textbooks… but in the wild.
