Chinese knot

This spring, my mother bought a big Chinese knot and hang it on a white wall. I especially like it.

You see, on the stage of the celebration, in the newly-married bridal chamber, in the window of the shopping mall, in the living room of the people, at the gate of the government unit, even on the children’s chest, on the girl’s neck. You can see it. Bright red, beautiful, elegant patterns and silky textures, the Chinese knot is full of people's vision with its unique charm, decorated with the joy of spring.

Looking at this Chinese knot, I seem to see the hearts of 1.3 billion Chinese people.

Also remembering the sudden earthquake that struck on May 12, 2008, relentlessly took the lives of countless Chinese people. Because of this earthquake, many children have become orphans. Because of this earthquake, countless people have lost their lifelong disabilities because the earthquake has shattered many families. But the natural disasters are affectionate! In less than 20 minutes after the earthquake, firefighters arrived at the earthquake site. They risked their lives and rushed to the "battlefield" to save the people affected.

White angels are coming. They fought day and night and have been helping the injured. Tired, sitting in a chair for a while, hungry, grab a bottle of water to hungry. They spared a living and saved a living life.

People from all over the world have also offered a sincere love. The Hanhong Foundation has given the most, and she has donated a total of 1 million US dollars. Our schoolmates also did some meager efforts to help those affected by the disaster...

My thoughts pulled me back, and my eyes were fixed on the bright red Chinese knot.

The Chinese knot is actually a kind of Chinese sentiment.

Third grade: Shen Peihan