The motherland is in my heart

Today, it is the birthday of the motherland’s 60th anniversary. We have experienced many storms and vicissitudes of life to win the harmony and tranquility of today's land. China, a mysterious and beautiful Eastern country with a long history of 5,000 years, once had an indelible history of shame.

During the Qing Dynasty, China’s apparent decline declined. This result is the corruption of our politics and the backwardness of the economy. There is also a sudden storm of opium. Just as we need the help of others, the West has risen again. They have ruthlessly pushed China step by step into the abyss, making the fragile China more vulnerable.

It is also in this crisis that we can feel how united the Chinese are! Yang Zhenyu, Deng Jiaxian, Ding Yuzhong. . . . . . Such heroes have come out one after another. They are not only the pride of China, but also the pride of the world. Create one miracle that seems impossible to accomplish. And this one after another miracle represents the rise of China.

In 1949, the Chinese people finally lived a peaceful life. Although peaceful, it is very difficult. At that time, you must use the ticket to buy anything, and you can't buy it if you have money.

The ensuing problem is the Olympics, although the Olympics are only sports competitions. But it is related to the honor of a country. In 1932, Liu Changchun shouldered the expectation of 400 million Chinese compatriots and went to the United States to participate in the Los Angeles Olympic Games. In the face of ridicule and discrimination from foreigners, Liu Changchun was not killed because he was Chinese.

In 2001, China successfully applied for the Olympic Games. By August 8, 2008, the Olympic Games were successfully held. The Chinese really stood up at that moment, and it stood tall and high.