my Chinese dream

Dear teachers and classmates:

Hello everyone!

What is a dream? What is the Chinese dream? Now everyone is discussing the Chinese dream. Have the students thought about the real Chinese dream? "Now, everyone is discussing the Chinese dream. I believe that realizing the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation is the greatest dream of the Chinese nation since modern times." This dream declaration comes from the mouth of General Secretary Xi Jinping. This is the Chinese dream of General Secretary Xi Jinping. As a contemporary student, what is our Chinese dream as a proud son? And we dare not dream?

The answer is yes, what our students have to dare to dream, we must not only dream of courage, but also dreams. Every age, everyone has their own dreams. Dreams vary from person to person, but our dreams are built on the hot land of China. We can collectively call it my Chinese dream. I am a junior at the College of Liberal Arts. Some time ago, Mo Yan got the message of the Jobel Prize for Literature and gave the Chinese people a shot in the arm, and finally rounded up the Nobel plot of the Chinese. As a college student at the College of Liberal Arts, I am very happy to hear this message. Chinese modern and contemporary literature is finally able to stand on the stage of the world. And I am a cheerer for the goal of being a writer. Taking Mo Yan as an example, winning the Nobel Prize for Literature as the highest goal has become my Chinese dream. When I was confused and overwhelmed, the message of Mo Yan’s award gave me hope, and I rekindled my fighting spirit and regained my original dream. Although I may never be able to reach the height of Mo Yan, my Chinese dream may not be realized. But this will be the goal I am fighting for, the driving force and the pursuit of my life.

My Chinese dream, my literary dream. Many people think that dreams that cannot be realized are slogans and have no practical significance. Sometimes the value of dreams lies not in whether it can be achieved, but in the process of chasing. My Chinese dream is built on our increasingly prosperous culture and is based on the strength of the motherland. I am proud and proud of this. I, a student of a new era, I am proud of my Chinese dream and proud of our motherland. When the dream shines into reality and I am in an era where young people can achieve their own ideals, I am very happy!

Let us work together to create our common Chinese dream!

Fourth grade: Yao Qiqi