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High School English: 2023 MIX Literature Across the Ages
The English Literature Carnival came back to the Xianmian Building on MIX Day on June 2 and this year’s theme "Literature Across the Ages" was all about immersing in literature and experiencing it firsthand!
For those who love interactive storytelling, the Choose Your Own Adventure exhibit offered readers the chance to take on the role of the protagonist and make choices that would ultimately determine the plot's outcome. Inspired by Franz Kafka’s The Metamorphosis, these stories had been written by talented Grade 9 students whose works had been showcased and voted on at the MIX Day book fair.
(the Choose Your Own Adventure exhibit)
Some of the rooms were set to explore human nature through the exhibits and activities. One of the highlights of the carnival was the exhibit based on Han Kang's novel The Vegetarian. Participants witnessed how a dietary change could lead to a spiral of horror and saw the oppressive side of humanity. Fans of Gothic literature visited The Yellow Wallpaper Room, inspired by Charlotte Perkins Gilman's short story. Students took photos with the lady trapped in the wall, designed their own wallpaper pattern, and experienced what it is like to be afflicted with hysteria.
(Yellow Wallpaper)
It has been a fascinating experience for book lovers and English literature enthusiasts alike. The opportunity to explore Dorian Grey's attic, where flowers bloom, and spirits speak let visitors enter the world of Oscar Wilde's character, see his portrait, and maybe even catch a glimpse of its mysterious powers. Hemingway Cafe offered a cozy retreat to read and chat for those who wanted to relax and enjoy the atmosphere. Students stepped into the shoes of Holden Caulfield and explored the streets of New York City. This interactive experience let students immerse themselves in one of the most iconic characters of American literature. Finally, the Hogwarts Express awaited those who were ready for a magical adventure starting with the sorting ceremony and continuing to explore all the wonders of Harry Potter's world.
(Pikachu visited Dorian Grey's attic)
(Sorting Ceremony in the Magical World)
(Written/ Pictures by High School English and World Languages Department)