Change, a vague word. In your opinion, this is a commendatory term that everyone loves, because you have seen the rise of China, the rapid development of China's economy and the obvious improvement of the quality of life after the founding of the People's Republic of China. In my opinion, he is a veritable king in disguise. Just tear off its mask and it will be clear at a glance: it is a downright derogatory term. You make this judgment because you are blinded by the material interests of today's society. Friend, I wonder if you have ever paid attention to the spiritual outlook of modern society? Have you noticed that more and more illegal cases of corruption and bribery of some senior officials have been exposed in the news? The chilling case of Luo Yaping, the former director of Shuncheng Branch of Fushun Land and Resources Bureau, the spurned case of Wen Qiang, and the dirty and terrible incidents of high-ranking officials adopting mistresses emerge one after another. This was a rare thing in the early days of the founding of the People's Republic of China. Now, I am even used to it. Far more than that, this social phenomenon of spiritual filth has spread to the flowers of the motherland-students.
I even began to ask myself in confusion: Is the school a holy place to cultivate one's self-cultivation and learn knowledge, or is it an underground arena where gangs and factions work hard?
Looking back, when our great President Mao Zedong and his classmates were studying in Hunan No.1 Normal University, the learning atmosphere was so rich. How eager the students are for knowledge. How strong the sense of independence is. More importantly, Mr. Zhou Enlai's famous saying "Learn for the Rise of the Motherland", like the cautionary Hong Zhong, has inspired generations of people.
Looking at the present situation, most students are full and propped up, their clothes are stretched and they have no fighting spirit. They just come to school to dawdle. At home, he is the supreme little emperor, but when he goes out, he is a complete fool. We are nothing without the protection of our families! What is "studying for the rise of China"? What are some inspirational quotes? Most students are left behind, so that even humble South Korea dares to ignore our big country with a population of 654.38+03 billion.
Looking forward to the future, I see a dead China because there is no rising star.
The development of the country depends on the endless pace of progress and the thriving national concept. As the successor of the motherland, as the post-90 s, who dares to clap his chest and say, "Isn't the post-90 s ruined?" ?
Change. Yes, China has changed. The material life is more and more colorful, and the spiritual world is more and more disgusting.
Maybe I'm not qualified to comment on national affairs.
Maybe I don't understand the current situation.
But the only thing I know is that this is not an alarmist.
If left unchecked, the post-90s generation will completely collapse. Like a broken step. No matter what gold, silver and jade articles are on it, you can only look at the ocean and sigh!
In the sunset, only a slender shadow accompanied this almost desperate teenager.