1. Patriotism is loyalty and love for the motherland. Throughout the dynasties, many people with lofty ideals have had strong thoughts of caring about the country and the people. They have taken national affairs as their own responsibility, served one after another, remained unyielding in the face of difficulties, defended the motherland, and cared about people's livelihood. This valuable spirit has enabled the Chinese nation to endure through disasters. The content of patriotism is very broad. Loving the mountains and rivers of the motherland, loving the history of the nation, caring about the fate of the motherland, fighting bravely in times of crisis, and sacrificing one's life for the motherland are all manifestations of patriotism. In the five thousand years of development of the Chinese nation, the Chinese nation has formed a great national spirit with patriotism as its core.
It is precisely because of the deep love for the motherland that the hard-working and intelligent Chinese sons and daughters have jointly opened up a vast territory and created a splendid culture. We, who are responsible for realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation, must love the great rivers and mountains of the motherland and actively safeguard the sovereignty, independence and territorial integrity of the motherland. No inch of the motherland’s territory must be lost or occupied by division; we must love the history and culture of the motherland and improve our national self-esteem. and self-confidence, and strive to create a more brilliant national culture.
Today, our country has entered a new historical period. Joining the WTO has brought our country closer to the rest of the world. Opportunities and challenges coexist. We will face more and more new situations and new problems. To advance the great cause of my country's reform and opening up and accelerate the process of socialist modernization, we need to continue to carry forward the fine tradition of patriotism. Only in this way can the Chinese nation regain its glory and make greater contributions to human civilization and progress.
If young people are prosperous, the country will be prosperous; if young people are strong, the country will be strong. We must adapt to the requirements of the development of the times, correctly understand the history and reality of the motherland, enhance patriotic emotions and the sense of responsibility for revitalizing the motherland, and build national self-esteem and self-confidence; carry forward the great Chinese national spirit, hold high the banner of patriotism, forge ahead with determination, and strive for self-improvement. Hard work and tenacious struggle truly turn patriotism into a journey of serving the country. Study diligently to revitalize China today, and contribute your own strength to create a glorious future for the motherland tomorrow!
2. Now, our life is very beautiful. But have you ever thought about where your current happy life came from? This is what the warrior earned with his own hot blood. The price is too high! Today, let us take care of the past bits and pieces!
In the article on the history of the Anti-Japanese War, I saw the battlefield with heavy artillery fire and thick smoke. All the Eighth Route Army soldiers covered in blood, sweat, and fighting hard. Among the mountains and green gauze tents, the anti-Japanese guerrillas behind enemy lines led by the Communist Party of China were showing off their heroes everywhere; the Yanling Team, the Armed Forces Team behind enemy lines, the railway guerrillas, tunnel warfare, mine warfare, sparrow warfare... made them arrogant for a while. The Japanese invaders fell into the vast ocean of people's war behind enemy lines. I also saw the "Death Squad" organized by the 19th Route Army receiving instructions from their superiors before setting off. Then, the flames of war between "1 and 28" first burned in Zhabei. One by one, the 19th Route Army responded calmly. I also saw that in the afternoon of January 27th, the news that the Japanese army was preparing to open fire caused Shanghai residents living in the North Sichuan Road area to rush to the concession to take refuge. Finally, Army Commander Cai Yankai came to the front line to command...
The loyalty medal of the "Eight Hundred Heroes" in the "Songhu Battle", the enemy-killing sword in the "Bloody Battle of Taierzhuang", and more than 3,000 enemies were killed in the "Wuhan Battle" The spoils captured in the Wanjialing victory... In the early days of the Anti-Japanese War, the Kuomintang's millions of troops fought head-on against the Japanese offensive, dealing a heavy blow to the Japanese army and shattering the Japanese militarists' dream of a "quick victory".
"If you resist Japan, you will live; if you don't, you will die. Resisting Japan and saving the country has become the sacred duty of every compatriot!" "Beijing and Tianjin are in danger! North China is in danger! The Chinese nation is in danger! Only when the whole nation carries out the war of resistance can we "The way out." "Persist in the war of resistance, persist in the protracted war, and adhere to the united front, and the final victory will definitely be China's."
The Communist Party of China took the lead in sounding the clarion call for the war of resistance. In 1937, the "July 7th Incident" broke out. With the active efforts and promotion of the Communist Party of China, the two parties of the Kuomintang and the Communist Party put aside their grievances and came together again, and the Chinese nation's comprehensive and sacred war of resistance has since burned like a prairie fire.
The victory won on September 3, 1945 was completely different from the Sino-Japanese War of 110 years ago. In the 105 years from 1840 to the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, almost all imperialist countries, large, medium and small, invaded China, but the only victory we won was the victory 60 years ago.
It was the first time in the past 100 years that China, which was poor and weak, had won a life-or-death national war. This victory changed the historical destiny of the Chinese nation and awakened China, which had been sleeping for centuries.
Historian Chen Yinke once said: "A country can be destroyed, but history cannot be destroyed" because compiling history "is a matter of spiritual life and death for our nation." On the occasion of the 60th anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War in 2005, I understand this tragic and evocative history. As a Chinese student, it is undoubtedly my duty to do so, but it is also an unbearable task.
Students, this is how the soldiers sacrificed their lives, spilled their blood, and built a new China with sweat and blood. Let us not forget the national humiliation, study hard, become the pillars of the motherland, and revitalize China in the future!
Revolutionary warriors are immortal!
3. Everyone has their own treasure, and my treasure not only belongs to me, but also to every son and daughter of China. She is our great motherland!
Every beautiful landscape painting of the motherland is worthy of my collection. Especially Hua'er, she has made immortal contributions to our motherland.
Nanjing is the most beautiful in spring. On Plum Blossom Mountain, there is a large area of ??dazzling plum blossoms, like peach-colored clouds, like blurred fog, like transparent foam, softer than flying catkins, and more beautiful than plum blossoms. The snow is still shining.
In summer, lotus flowers add more beauty to the soft water of Jinan. Look at the graceful lotus among the green lotus leaves, like fairies bathing in the lake covered with light gauze. They stand smiling, shy and want to talk; The air is refreshing.
Hangzhou is not only named after the West Lake, but also because of the autumn there. The sweet-scented osmanthus is graceful and green, with clusters of flowers of various colors hanging on the branches. The silver osmanthus is white, making you feel that she is extremely pure; the golden osmanthus is golden, like the sunset in the sky. Together they give off an alluring fragrance.
The wintersweet in Zhenjiang is even more beautiful. Whenever it is cold winter , Wintersweet is in full bloom, and the trees are almost full of flowers. The flowers are white with yellow inside, and yellow with green inside. The petals are smooth and transparent, like amber or jade, with a bit of jade and ice-clear charm. Even the fallen flowers do not wilt. , the wind blows the flowers, and I am very worried that the petals will break. The stiff look, as if they will melt when breathed, and will be hurt when touched, but plum blossoms are not delicate flowers. They can bloom with snow in the middle of winter! "The beauty comes first when everything is shaking", the colder you drive, the more energetic you drive!
There are not only beautiful scenery above the motherland, but also the endless flow of the Yangtze River and the Yellow River.
Overview The Yangtze River is turbulent, like a swimming dragon and a galloping horse, rushing east and west, hitting the shore and rocks, and its roar can be heard from miles away.
Motherland, you are my pride, you are me I am proud of you, you will always be the treasure in my heart.
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1. Famous aphorisms
If you want to settle down in your home, you must first settle down in your country. (Wu Zetian)
I dare not forget about the country despite my humble position. (Lu You)
Every man has his own rules for the rise and fall of the world. (Gu Yanwu)
I would rather be a homeless man than a slave to the subjugation of my country. (Feng Zikai)
The country belongs to everyone, and patriotism is everyone’s duty. (Tao Xingzhi)
For people and citizens, the greatest and most sacred thing is their own motherland. (Harris)
We must dedicate the beautiful passion in our hearts to our motherland. (Pushkin)
How great is the power of patriotism! In front of it, human love for life and fear of suffering are nothing! (Chernyshevsky)
If you want to benefit the country whether you live or die, why should you avoid it due to misfortunes and blessings (Lin Zexu)
2. Typical examples
"The Huns If it is not destroyed, why should we take care of our family? "During the Western Han Dynasty, the Xiongnu nobles often sent troops to harass the border areas, and the people in the border areas lived in peace. In 123 BC, the 18-year-old general Huo Qubing led 800 elite cavalry into the enemy camp and killed the Huns. In 121 AD, he led his army to the west twice and killed several enemy chiefs. In 119 BC, he led his troops to the north, drove 2,000 miles from enemy territory, and carried out a great Qing campaign against the Xiongnu. Huo Qubing spent his military life on the frontier battlefield fighting against the Huns and defending his family and country, without taking off his saddle or taking off his armor. In recognition of his achievements, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty personally ordered the construction of a luxurious palace for him. However, until the construction was completed, Huo Qubing did not even look at it. He said heroically: "The Xiongnu are not destroyed, so why do we have a home?" B.C. In 117, Huo Qubing died of illness at the age of 24.
In order to commemorate his contribution to the country and the people, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty erected a stone carving of "horse trampling on the Huns" in front of his tomb, which symbolizes his spirit of serving the country.
Zhan Tianyou did not care about fame or fortune for his country. Zhan Tianyou, a modern science pioneer and famous engineer, faced the difficult situation of having no capital, no technology, and no talent in the country. Full of patriotic enthusiasm, he was ordered to build the Beijing-Zhangjiakou building railway. With his selfless spirit of hard work, he traveled through the mountains and ridges between Beijing and Zhangjiakou, and spent only 5 million yuan and 4 years to build the Beijing building that foreigners planned to build, which required 9 million yuan and 7 years to complete. Zhang Railway. The foreign experts who came to visit were all shocked and amazed. At that time, some universities in the United States, in recognition of Zhan Tianyou's achievements, decided to grant him a doctorate in engineering and invited him to attend the ceremony. However, Zhan Tianyou was responsible for the design of a railway, so he refused the invitation. His spirit of serving the country rather than seeking personal fame has won praise at home and abroad.
Qian Weichang’s two "NOs" In July 1939, Qian Weichang obtained a publicly funded study in the UK in Kunming. At that time, due to the declaration of war between Britain and Germany, he went to Canada instead. In January 1940, Qian Weichang boarded the British ship after completing all the formalities, and found that his passport actually had the signature of the Japanese consulate. Because Japan was launching a war of aggression against China at that time, and passing through Kobe Port, without the signature of the Japanese consulate, there would be trouble. "NO, we're not going!" Qian Weichang and other international students threw more than 20 passports to the British man. Six months later, they renewed their passports and set off again. In 1943, Qian Weichang received his doctorate from the University of Toronto and went to work as an engineer at the Jet Propulsion Institute of the California Institute of Technology. Not only did he become a "foreign official" leading more than 600 people. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he was willing to give up his generous salary and return to China. He took part-time classes at several universities in Peking with his family to make ends meet. In 1947, the research institute in the United States invited him again. There was a sentence on the form: "Once the United States and China declare war, I will be absolutely loyal to the United States." He immediately wrote a big "NO".
The will of a painter living in the United States. In 1973, Yang Lingfu, a Chinese painter living in the United States for nearly half a century, was 87 years old. She missed her motherland deeply and wrote two poems in a row. The letter, entrusted by Mr. Zhang Xingyan and U.S. Secretary of State Kissinger, was handed over to our country’s leaders, revealing our infinite affection for our homeland. She made a will and hoped that her ashes would be buried on the shore of Taihu Lake in Wuxi, her hometown. A batch of cultural relics that she brought to the United States through hardships, including calligraphy, paintings and jades, would all be returned to the motherland and handed over to the people's government to repay the motherland for its care. kindness.
Bringing my heart back to the motherland In early November 1830, Frederik Chopin (Polish composer and pianist) decided to further his studies abroad to bring honor to his motherland. On the eve of departure, friends held a farewell party for him. Chopin was full of gratitude and accepted the silver cup filled with soil from his motherland presented by his friends, expressing that he would never forget his lovely motherland. Chopin traveled to Vienna, London, Paris and other places. Through his art, he enhanced the sympathy and understanding of the people of Western Europe for the suffering Polish nation at that time. However, in his unstable life, he became seriously ill. In the autumn of 1849, when Chopin was dying, he told his sister who came from Warsaw that the reactionary Polish government would not allow his body to be transported back to Warsaw. He asked: "At least take my heart back." Chopin's heart, according to him His last wish was sent to Warsaw, which symbolizes Chopin's passionate love for his motherland.
Pasteur took action. Pasteur (1822-1895) was an outstanding French scientist and a respected patriot. He has a famous saying: Science has no national boundaries, but scholars have their own motherland. In 1870, the Franco-Prussian War broke out, and the German army occupied a large area of ??France. After hearing the news, Pasteur took action and signed up to join the army to fight against the enemy and defend the country. However, he was unable to join the army due to physical disability. He decided to return the honorary MD certificate awarded to him by the University of Bonn in Germany.