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Meet Li Bolin, a teacher from rural China who’s turning classrooms into creativity hubs—one poem at a time. Over the past six years, her students have penned over 1,000 poems, blending lessons with the beauty of the natural world.
Li ditches traditional textbooks for outdoor adventures, encouraging kids to find inspiration in rice fields, mountain trails, and sunlit skies. 'Poetry isn’t just words—it’s how we see life,' she says. Her approach has not only boosted literacy but also empowered students to express their dreams and struggles through verse.
From farm kids to aspiring poets: Li’s students have gained national attention, with their work featured in local media and cultural festivals. 'Ms. Li taught us that even a seedling can inspire a story,' shared one 12-year-old pupil.
This grassroots movement highlights how innovative education can ignite imagination—proving that sometimes, the best lessons happen outside four walls.
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Over the past six years, her students have penned over 1,000 poems, blending lessons with the beauty of the natural world. 
'Poetry isn’t just words—it’s how we see life,' she says. Her approach has not only boosted literacy but also empowered students to express their dreams and struggles through verse.
From farm kids to aspiring poets: Li’s students have gained national attention, with their work featured in local media and cultural festivals. 'Ms. Li taught us that even a seedling can inspire a story,' shared one 12-year-old pupil.
