The narration of Minab's epic and storytelling in Chanarani children's and teenagers' story

Chenaran- At the same time as the National Children's Week, a children's and adolescent storytelling campaign centered on the martyrs of the Ramadan war, as well as different sections of storytelling with the presence of provincial and city officials, was held in Chenaran.

Chenaran- At the same time as the National Children's Week, a children's and adolescent storytelling campaign centered on the martyrs of the Ramadan war, as well as different sections of storytelling with the presence of provincial and city officials, was held in Chenaran.

According to the reporter of Mehr, on Monday evening, the 20th of October, the children and teenagers storytelling campaign was held in Khaja Nizamul Molk hall of Chenaran public libraries with the aim of using the capacity of stories and narratives in transmitting cultural concepts, strengthening national identity and familiarizing the new generation with the culture of sacrifice, martyrdom and storytelling.

This campaign was held in two special sections of the Martyrs of the Ramadan war and the free section, and the participants displayed the effects of Iranian culture and epic literature by performing programs in the form of recitations, Shahnameh reading and storytelling, as well as in the local language and the Martyrs of Ramadan.

The presence of experts from Razavi Khorasan Children and Adolescent Intellectual Development Center and Chenaran officials, along with the participation of the fourth grade students of Raya Farahikhetgan Primary School, was one of the other parts of this program, an event that provided an opportunity for children and adolescents to develop their talents in the field of storytelling and connect them with cultural and historical treasures.

This program was organized by the Center for Intellectual Development of Children and Adolescents and the cooperation of the Department of Culture and Islamic Guidance, Public Libraries, Municipality and the Islamic Council of Chenaran City on the occasion of National Children's Week.

Holding such programs provides a platform for fostering creativity, strengthening expression and narration skills, and transferring cultural concepts to the next generation.