Changjiang Daily Wuhan Client, August 7th A low stool and a fan, sitting by the lake, blowing the lake breeze, accompanied by the lake view, watching movies, summer There is a different kind of fun at night. At 19:35 on August 6, an open-air movie “I am not a medicine god” was screened in Dijiao Park, Jiang’an District, attracting residents and tourists from surrounding communities to watch the movie. The high temperature and hustle and bustle of the day have faded away, and the park at night has become more quiet.
“My wife and I every day It is a real benefit for the common people to come to the park for a walk and watch a movie after dinner, and watch the same blockbuster movies as a movie theater without spending money.” Mr. Wang, 68, who lives in the community around the park, told reporters .
Ms. Peng, 37, brought her 9-year-old daughter to watch a movie, hoping that her daughter could experience her childhood. Summer style, “It’s getting dark, moving a few bamboo beds and watching open-air TV or movies with our neighbors is the deepest memory of our generation spending summer in Wuhan.”
The open-air movie also made the children forget their mobile phones and iPads. Many “post-10s” children in the audience who watched the open-air movie for the first time expressed their novelty, “I feel This form is fun.” Liu Size, 9 years old this year, praised.
Watching open-air movies is a public-benefiting activity of Dijiao Park’s “Park Culture Season”. “” Chinese Doctor” and many other films. (Photographic report by Zhou Chao, reporter of Changjiang Daily)
[Editor: Deng Laxiu]
[Source: Changjiang Daily – Changjiang Net]