Paper clay

During the process of knowing, observing, visiting and interviewing, we got to know more about HePing River.  Although we cannot see HePing River in school days, we came up with an idea that we could move HePing River into the classroom.  Let us make the miniature of HePing River together.

We used newspapers, poster papers and spray paint to make the mountains; we also used toilet papers soaked in water and painted with colors to create the water of HePing River.  Even the transportation vehicles passengers took, minibuses and tour buses, were made of paper boxes by our own hands.  The houses we lived in were made of used milk bottles with colors on them, and we added roofs on them.  Little animals near HePing River were pinched with light clay one by one.  We cooperate all together and finished the miniature of HePing River.