A college student in Zhoukou donated 12 old things to the Zhoukou Museum to retain historical memory

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On the morning of July 12, Jiao Zhongyao, a sophomore student at the School of Literature of Zhoukou Teachers College, donated 12 old objects and half a century ago to the Zhoukou Museum in order to stay in the history of Zhoukou history. The historical and cultural documentation collection of the theme of Wake up memory is a meager force.

Zhou Jianshan, director of the Museum of Museum of the Museum of Museum, took a photo with Jiao Zhongyao

Jiao Zhongyao is a college student from Jiaogang Village, Wangdian Township, Huaiyang District. At the same time, he is also a member of the Chowkou Association and the head of the reporter group of the School of Literature of Zhoukou Teachers College. Recently, when he learned about the collection of historical and cultural literature and data collection activities on the theme of the Municipal Party Committee's Propaganda Department, he remembered the old things that he had collected many years ago, and decided to donate to the Municipal Museum to retain the historical memory. On the morning of July 12, Jiao Zhongyao rushed to the old objects that he treasured for many years, and knocked on the door of the Zhoukou Museum Office. Director of the Municipal Museum of Zhou Jianshan and Deputy Director Yao Lei received him, thanking him for his selfless donation, and also issued a collection certificate for him.

Donation object

These old things include a member of the Credit Cooperatives of Wangdian Township, Huaiyang County in 1953, the national food tickets in 1966, the post of Chairman Mao in 1983, and the folding folds. Essence Jiao Zhongyao told reporters: "The collection of the city museum is more valuable than my collection and better preservation. At the same time, it can allow more people to understand the social life of the era of these daily necessities and show the country's historical changes and development and changes."

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