A: Students, we all love our mothers, because only mothers are the dearest in the world.

B: We love our motherland more, because our motherland is our root.

A: Whenever we look up at the bright five-star red flag rising slowly amid the solemn national anthem,

B: A sacred emotion will arise in our hearts.

He: This is our deep love for our motherland.

A: The theme class meeting of "The Motherland is in My Heart" is now

at the beginning.

Speaking of the motherland, we know that our country, the Communist Party of China, has many great people and many patriotic people. Now ask the students to talk about the patriotic sayings you have collected.

(Students speak freely)

Patriotism is the deepest feeling for one’s motherland that has been fixed for thousands of years. ——Lenin quoted from "Famous Quotes on the Creation of Life"

Our Chinese nation has the spirit to fight its enemies to the bitter end, the determination to restore the old things on the basis of self-reliance, and the ability to stand on its own among the nations of the world. ability. ——Mao Zedong, "On the Strategy of Opposing Japanese Imperialism"

We love our nation, which is the source of our self-confidence. ——Zhou Enlai quoted from "Famous Quotes that Create Life"

The Chinese people have their own national self-esteem and pride. They regard it as their greatest glory to love the motherland and contribute all their strength to the construction of the socialist motherland. They would not harm the socialist motherland. Profit, dignity and honor are the greatest shame.

I recommend Xuanyuan with my blood. ——Lu Xun's "Self-Inscribed Portrait"

People not only have the right to love their country, but patriotism is an obligation and an honor. ——Xu Teli "How to Implement Patriotism Education"

I love my motherland and my people. Without it and them, I cannot survive, let alone write. ——Ba Jin quoted from "Collection of Preface and Postscripts"

B: The motherland is in the hearts of great men, and it is in the hearts of each of us. Please enjoy the poem recitation "The Motherland is in My Heart" by classmate Jiang Mengrui.

(student recitation)

The motherland is in my heart

A small globe is placed in front of me,

My mother praised me for having sharp eyes. :

I found China at first sight,

like a rooster holding its head high by the Pacific Ocean.

I found Beijing at the second glance,

The red star dot on the vast territory.

At the third glance, I found my hometown of Fujian.

Looking across the sea is my motherland, Taiwan.

If you ask me why my eyesight is so good,

Because the motherland is always in my heart.

A: Looking at the long history, our country has gone through 5,000 years of hardships. We have seen the unity of the Han and Tang Dynasties and the strength of the motherland.

B: I also saw the cowardice of the kings of the Song Dynasty and the humiliation suffered by the motherland. I also saw the corruption and incompetence of the modern Qing Dynasty and the unequal treaties that humiliated the country and lost power.

A: The founding of New China was achieved through the hard work of countless Chinese people with blood and tears.

B: Although 70 years have passed since the victory of the 25,000-mile Long March, the people and events in the Long March are still vividly remembered. Now let us listen to the Long March together.

(Students talk about the Long March)

◆Jiajin Mountain is the first snow-capped mountain that the Red Army climbed on the Long March. Local people said: "Jiajin Mountain is a sacred mountain that even sacred birds cannot fly." The old Red Army soldier recalled: The air on the top of the mountain was thin and I couldn't talk. I could only walk with my head down. No matter how tired I was, I didn't dare to stop and rest. Some were walking, but somehow they fell down and that was it.

◆General Chen Bojun recorded in his diary the scene when he passed through Jiajin Mountain during the Long March: "The air at the top of the mountain is thin, and the north wind blows up. Pedestrians passing by are in danger of fainting if they don't pay attention."

◆When crossing the snow-capped mountains, most of the casualties suffered by the Red Army were logistics personnel.

The cooks ignored orders to pack lightly and insisted on carrying sixty to eighty pounds of weight, with rice and other food in the pots. The cooks of the Third Army stopped at the top of the mountain to make ginger and pepper soup to rescue the patients. They insisted: "We can't let anyone die on the snowy mountain." They handed the hot soup to others, but the two cooks fell down and never woke up. When the Red Army arrived in northern Shaanxi, the unit sacrificed nine cooks.

◆Xiao Ke, then commander of the Sixth Army Corps, recalled the scene of crossing the Snowy Mountains: "The Second and Sixth Red Army Corps crossed the Snowy Mountains on the Kangzang Plateau at an altitude of more than 4,000 meters. The Second Army Corps on the left The Sixth Army also had to climb two large snow-capped mountains, Wengshui and Hanpo, and four small snow-capped mountains.

◆Mao Zedong. Guard Wu Jiqing recalled: "As soon as we walked into the grassland, the situation completely changed. The sky was as if it had been brushed with the bottom of a pot, and there was no sun; in front of us was the boundless grassland, with not a single tree in sight, let alone a single person. "If you don't pay attention and break the turf, you will fall into the glue-like mud. Once you sink in, no matter how powerful you are, you can't even try to pull it out by yourself. Because of me." He was so impatient that he encountered such an unfortunate situation not far from the grass. Fortunately, he was pulled out of danger by the chairman's broad and strong hand. As soon as he came up, the chairman joked to everyone: "Don't look like him." He is a man of clay, but what is wrapped in the mud is steel! '" ◆ Ji Pengfei, who once served as foreign minister and was a medical cadre during the Long March, said: "More people were lost crossing the grass than climbing the snow-capped mountains every morning. We had to count the number of people to see how many people were left. We found that some people were not dead, their eyes were still open, but they could not get up and they could not speak. It was difficult for us to lift them up. , but they collapsed in the swamp and died silently..."

◆On September 4, 1935, Zhou Enlai called Lin Biao and Nie Rongzhen: "According to the statistics of the bodies of martyrs collected by the three armies and buried along the way, More than four hundred of the first legion fell behind and died..." They were asked to "pay special attention to improving supplies and restoring physical strength."

◆Xu Shiyou recalled the scene during the Long March across the grassland and said: "The biggest difficulty at that time was the problem of eating. The stagnant water in the grassland was black and smelly, making people sick when smelling it, and even harder to swallow. As for being able to Fill in