I will finally come to the motherland.

Qian Xuesen is a scientist who loves the motherland very much. In Chinese history, Qian Xuesen always records the difficult journey of returning to China.

Qian Xuesen studied in the United States in his early years and achieved good results in rocket research. He was hired as a tenured professor by the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. In September 1950, when he heard the news of the founding of the People's Republic of China, Qian Xuesen was ready to return to China, but the US government unconditionally detained him, and every ten minutes every night, someone came to open a light, so that Qian Xuesen could not rest. After five years of hard work, Qian Xuesen finally returned to the country he loved.

From this article, I realized that Grandpa Qian Xuesen is very passionate about the motherland. In order to return to the motherland, he can endure the pain of five years. It is really worth learning. In order to make a contribution to the motherland, in order to make the motherland stronger, Grandpa Qian Xuesen has been studying silently for the coming of this day.

Grandfather Qian Xuesen not only loves the motherland, but has not yet had a lot of power in New China! When I first returned to China, I bought a tool for science for a research school. Why did he do this? This is because he has a patriotic heart. As long as the scientific power of the motherland is strong, it is possible to develop China. He has also quietly donated his own money: 1,000, 3,000, and more than 1 million Hong Kong dollars. What force prompted him to donate so much money, or that patriotic heart. He not only built rockets, but also built spaceships. This is a new leap in New China. Grandfather Qian Xuesen has paid too much for our motherland. He has a kind and helpful heart, and more importantly his patriotic spirit.

Now, there are countless people who are working hard for the future of the motherland, and we are the hope of the future of the motherland. We will definitely study hard and return to the motherland in the future!

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