The vast years, the land of China. In ancient and modern times, at home and abroad, being a country is strong. Everyone knows that the Chinese people in China are good men. Yue Fei served his country with courage and loyalty, while Qu Yuan threw himself into the river with great ambition. Sister Jiang, Qiu Jin, died young, but she will continue to shine and protect her family and country! This beautiful woman must be a hero among men! After five thousand years, the vicissitudes of life are long. After many trials and hardships, it remains unwavering! With the development of science and technology and the progress of mankind, we should build our hometown to repay the motherland. Outside the borders, the yellow sand is endless, and young intellectuals should step forward and serve the country. They are indeed heroes! Looking at today, I feel very emotional!

After I die, I will send my ashes to my hometown... bury it and plant an apple on it, so that I can finally repay the land of my hometown and my fellow villagers. ——Peng Dehuai

The brave are home everywhere. The ancient Roman poet Ovid

A foreign country is not like a family member at home. Hometown Famous Ming Dynasty writer Yu Shaoyu "Records of the Nations of the Eastern Zhou Dynasty"

Nostalgia is a stamp. Taiwanese poet Yu Guangzhong

When he comes home, he becomes a distant visitor; when he visits an old place, he refers to a new grave.

Shi Runzhang of the Qing Dynasty, "A Journey to the Suburbs after the Rebellion". The general meaning of these two sentences is: Return to hometown. I was treated as a guest from afar; when visiting old friends, people showed me new graves. After the turmoil, things and people changed, and I returned to my hometown. Most of the young people in my hometown did not recognize me, and instead treated me as a guest from afar. When I visited old friends, all I saw were new graves. From the various experiences he experienced when he returned to his hometown, it was revealed how great the changes in his hometown were after the turmoil and the depth of the disaster that the turmoil brought to the people. It also revealed the author's emotion when he lamented his old wounds. Two sentences can be used to describe the feelings of returning to many people after a chaotic separation.

Shi Runzhang, a poet in the early Qing Dynasty, "A trip to the suburbs after the chaos"

In the Ming Dynasty, you should see longtou plum blossoms wherever you look at your hometown.

The Tang·Song Dynasty asked "Ti Yu Ling Bei Yi". Wangxiang Department: refers to the highest point of Dayu Mountain. Longtou plum blossoms: refers to plum blossoms that can be folded and sent to Longtou people. There are many plum blossoms on Dayu Ridge, also known as Meiling. "Records of Jingzhou" records: Lu Kai, a poet of the Southern Dynasties, sent a poem to a friend: "When I meet the messenger, I send it to the people of Longtou. There is nothing in the south of the Yangtze River, just give me a branch of spring." The general meaning of these two sentences is: I will set foot on the mountain in the morning. When you go to bed, take another look at your hometown! Plum blossoms should be blooming on the mountain, and you can break them and give them to your relatives in your hometown. This is a five-rhyme poem written by Song Zhiwen when he was exiled in Qinzhou (now northeast of Qinzhou, Guangxi) and stayed overnight at the North Station of Dayuling Mountain. ~ are the last two sentences of the poem. The poet creates a virtual scene in a contemplative tone, which not only relates to the scenery of Dayuling, but also uses allusions from Lu Kai's poems to euphemistically express the feelings of homesickness and homesickness, with endless meaning.

The poet of the Tang Dynasty, Song Zhiwen, "Inscribed on Dayuling North Station"

If the white clouds are intentional, I can see the lonely boat thousands of miles away. Quotes about hometown

Liu Changqing of the Tang Dynasty "Going to the South Tower of Chaotian Hall to Recall Zhu Banquet". The general meaning of these two sentences is: The white clouds in the sky seem to be very affectionate, always looking down at the lonely boat drifting thousands of miles away. A wanderer in a lonely boat, wandering around the world. Neither meeting old friends nor hearing the local accent, the mountains and rivers and scenery I saw were completely different from those in my hometown. Only the white clouds floating in the sky were the same as those seen in my hometown. I looked down at them all the time and accompanied them thousands of miles away, which comforted me. This is an "empathy" technique in art, used to express the isolation and loneliness of traveling life.

Liu Changqing, a poet of the Tang Dynasty, "Going to the South Tower of the Chaotian Pavilion to Recall the Zhu Banquet"

The dream surrounds the moon in the border city, and my heart flies to the tower of my hometown.

"Taiyuan Early Autumn" by Li Bai of the Tang Dynasty. Border town: refers to Taiyuan. In the Tang Dynasty, Taiyuan was located near the northwest frontier, hence its name. Homeland: hometown, here refers to Anlu, Hubei, where Li Bai settled down. The general meaning of these two sentences is: In my sleep, I was looking at the moon in the border town and missing my hometown. My heart had already flown back to my hometown with the moonlight. This was written by Li Bai when he visited Taiyuan in his early years. ~The two sentences express the poet's longing for his hometown and his eagerness to go back. Can be used to write about homesickness.

"Early Autumn in Taiyuan" by Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

The heart of hometown is boundless, and a wild goose flies across the south tower. Tang Dynasty litterateur Zhao Gu

Where can I get the rural books? Return to Yanluoyang. Wang Wan, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

The news on the rural road is broken, and the sun and moon are late in the mountain city. Hometown Famous Poet Bai Juyi of the Tang Dynasty

My thoughts about returning are like the Fen River, and there is no day without me.

Li Bai, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

As old age approaches, when will he return to his hometown? Cao Cao, a statesman, military strategist and poet in the late Eastern Han Dynasty, could not be a frequent guest and dreamed of returning home every night. Northern Song Dynasty poet Mei Yaochen

On a snowy night in the chaotic mountains, I am a lonely stranger. Famous quotes about hometown by Cui Tu, a poet of the Tang Dynasty

I am always beautiful when I am in the flow, but I still return to my hometown. Liang scholar Liu Xiaochuo in the Southern Dynasties