July 1st Party Day Speech - I put the party more than the mother

When I was a child, I often heard a song in my grandfather’s mouth: "Sing a song to the party, I will bring the party to the mother. The mother only gave birth to me, and the party’s radiance shines on my heart..." The curious eyes looked at Grandpa, who seemed to understand and understand, as if listening to a distant dream. Grandpa patted my little brain lovingly, meaning a long sentence: "Children, you will understand when you grow up." Grandpa's face is such a kind of harmony, Grandpa's eyes are so full of expectations. Since then, this song has often echoed in my ears, knocking on my heart. From the amazing language, to the toddler, to the bright red scarf on the chest, this song has been accompanied by my growing footprint. From the beard of grandfather's full story, on Dad's firm and strong shoulders, from his mother's warm love, in the hustle and bustle of her grandmother, I read the warmth of life, I saw the ardent hope of my grandparents. I began to read greedily. I began to look at this colorful world with my eyes wide open, so my little heart was filled with endless stories.

Open a small window of the mind, the story seems to flow out like a peach blossom in March -

I saw it and saw the Nanhu ship. It was slowly and firmly driving in the sunset and the lakes and mountains. I saw a face of Zhang Gangqiang's perseverance. I heard a powerful speech. Oh, the Chinese Communist Party was born! Right here