“大放血!跳楼价!谁买谁合适啊!”北京通州运河小 学一名五年级的男孩站在课桌旁,使劲挥动着手里的毛绒玩 具,大声招揽“顾客”。在他的课桌上,摆着赛车、玩具猪等 “商品”。 课堂上叫卖自家玩具 几天前,运河小学写作班的同学们将自己的玩具拿到学 校,出售、出租或与同学交换。 玩具,叫卖声,人群,将平日安静的教室变成了“交易 会”。老师邓艳萍说,交易会上的“收益”,将由孩子们自愿 捐给贫困地区的学生。 “Big blond! Jump property prices! Who buys who is right!” A fifth-grade boy at Tongzhou Grand Canal in Beijing stood by the desk and swung softly into the hands of plush toys to lure customers. On his desk, there are “goods” like racing cars and toy pigs. Selling their own toys in class A few days ago, classmates at the Canal Elementary School Writing Class took their toys to school, sold, rented or exchanged with their classmates. Toys, barks and crowds turned quiet classrooms into “fairs.” Deng Yanping, a teacher, said the “proceeds” at the fair will be volunteered by children for students in poor areas.