Event Recap | A Special Takeout Order from the Zoo [Global Students Explore Jiangxi]

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Special Takeout Order

In the darkness of night, a busy delivery rider received an order from a zoo, which included bamboo shoots, green grass, apples, bananas, ham, eucalyptus leaves, small fish, and a braised pork rice bowl. Overwhelmed by the night and his own fatigue, the rider mistook the keeper’s emblem: he took the bamboo shoots pandas love for the bananas elephants adore, and swapped the eucalyptus leaves koalas crave for the panda logo… The enthusiastic animals joined the rider on his delivery route, and in the end, everyone received the right dishes. They then invited the hardworking deliveryman to sit beneath the starry sky and share dinner together.

This is a fairy-tale‑style “Delivery Adventure,” brimming with wit and packed with twists and turns.




On December 14, our library hosted “Yuequ Yumingtang: Mind Map Storytime—‘The Animals’ Takeout.’” Through this twist‑and‑turn story, the instructor taught participants how to create bridge‑shaped mind maps, helping them sharpen their logical thinking. Mind mapping reorganizes seemingly disorganized information into clear categories and hierarchies, transforming it into structured knowledge and making children’s reasoning more lucid.

The bridge diagram introduced in this lesson is used to illustrate analogies, highlighting the similarities between relationships. Analogies are not only a common logical relationship but also a crucial mathematical way of thinking, helping children learn to generalize from one example and identify patterns within relationships.



Our museum has consistently upheld the principle of upholding core values while fostering innovation, steadfastly fulfilling its mission of education and public outreach, and continuously exploring new formats for cultural activities, with the aim of providing the public with richer, higher‑quality services. “Yuequ Yumingtang” is a brand‑new series of events launched by our museum this year; it has been widely acclaimed and deeply loved by parents and children alike. Moving forward, “Yuequ Yumingtang” will also host themed storytelling sessions on an irregular basis. Please stay tuned to our museum’s official WeChat account—stay tuned, and we look forward to seeing you again in the next installment!