Traditional Speech 1
Dear teachers and dear students:
Hello everyone!
It’s the Qingming Festival again. The harsh winter faded away in the spring breeze, and the years passed away in the struggle. With extremely heavy hearts, all our teachers and students came to the tombs of the martyrs to remember the revolutionary martyrs. Looking at the martyrs monument in front of me and listening to the touching stories of the martyrs, my heart was ups and downs, and my excitement could not calm down for a long time. My heart is sad and my eyes are moist... "The green mountains and green waters will last forever, and the majestic green pines and cypresses in life can comfort the spirits after death." The long river of history has recorded the deeds of many heroes, and how many heroes have sacrificed their precious lives to protect their homeland and country.
How many revolutionary martyrs have sacrificed their lives and blood for us. They have opened up a vast sky for us at the expense of their own lives, allowing us to fly freely without worries. But they lay down quietly here and left us forever. The martyrs performed extraordinary feats. We praise them because their fearless spirit has paved the glorious future of our generation; we remember them because their firm belief allows us to see the true sons and daughters of China. The revolutionary martyrs have paved a bright road for us, and the revolutionary martyrs have created today's happy life for us. Is there any reason why we should not repay the motherland's mother for her kindness in raising us?
Today, as we, as The new generation across the century, facing the future, the future of the motherland is infinitely bright and brilliant, we should be patriotic and establish a heart to serve the country; as the successors of the new century, we must inherit the legacy of the revolutionary martyrs, study hard, work hard, Start from me, start from now!
Here today, facing the monuments standing one after another, how can we not be in awe? They are the pride of our Chinese people from generation to generation and deserve our Respected and loved by generations of people! The names and deeds of the martyrs will remain with the rivers and shine with the sun and the moon!
Martyrs, please rest in peace! Although you have left us, the sky is still there. On, the heroic spirit lives on forever. We will not forget the martyrs, we will not forget the history! We must inherit the revolutionary tradition of the martyrs, carry forward the patriotic spirit of our predecessors, enrich ourselves with rich knowledge, and study hard for the construction of our hometown and the prosperity of the motherland, *** Create a better tomorrow for our motherland!
My speech is over, thank you all!
Traditional Speech 2
Hello everyone!
The fifth day of the fifth lunar month is commonly known as the "Dragon Boat Festival". Duan means "beginning" and "beginning". The fifth day of the Lunar New Year can be called the Dragon Boat Festival. In some places, the Dragon Boat Festival is also called May Festival, AI Festival, and Summer Festival. The Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional festival for the Han people in my country. It began in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period and has a history of more than 2,000 years. There are many origins and legends of the Dragon Boat Festival, the main ones are: commemorating Qu Yuan, commemorating Wu Zixu and commemorating Cao E. According to Mr. Wen Yiduo’s "Dragon Boat Test" and "Dragon Boat History Education", the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival is ancient China. The Wuyue people in the south held totem festivals earlier than Qu Yuan. But for thousands of years, Qu Yuan's patriotic spirit and touching poems have been widely rooted in the hearts of the people. In the field of folk culture, Chinese people associate dragon boat racing and eating rice dumplings during the Dragon Boat Festival with the commemoration of Qu Yuan.
Today I will introduce Qu Yuan to the students: Qu Yuan was a minister of King Huai of Chu during the Spring and Autumn Period. He advocated the promotion of talents and empowerment, enriched the country and strengthened the military, and advocated uniting Qi to resist Qin. However, he was strongly opposed by the nobles. Qu Yuan was dismissed from his post and was exiled. In exile, he wrote immortal poems such as "Li Sao", "Heavenly Questions" and "Nine Songs", which were concerned about the country and the people, and had a profound influence (therefore, the Dragon Boat Festival is also called the Poet's Day). In 278 BC, the Qin army captured Kyoto, the state of Chu. Seeing his motherland being invaded, Qu Yuan was heartbroken, but he still could not bear to abandon his motherland. On May 5, after writing his final work "Huaisha", he bouldered into the Miluo River and died, composing the poem with his own life. A magnificent piece of patriotism. Legend has it that after Qu Yuan's death, the people of Chu State were extremely sad and flocked to the Miluo River to pay their respects to Qu Yuan. The fishermen rowed their boats and fished him back and forth on the river. A fisherman took out the rice balls, eggs and other food prepared for Qu Yuan and threw them into the river "plop, plop", saying that when the fish, lobsters and crabs were full, they would not bite Dr. Qu's body. People followed suit after seeing it. An old doctor took a jar of realgar wine and poured it into the river, saying that if the dragon water beast fainted from drunkenness, it would not hurt Doctor Qu. Later, for fear that the rice balls would be eaten by dragons, people came up with the idea of ??wrapping the rice with neem leaves and wrapping it with colorful silk, which developed into today's zongzi.
The essential activities on this day gradually evolved into: eating rice dumplings, racing dragon boats, hanging calamus and mugwort leaves, smoking atractylodes and angelica, and drinking realgar wine. It is said that eating rice dumplings and racing dragon boats are to commemorate Qu Yuan, so after liberation, the Dragon Boat Festival was named "Poet's Day" to commemorate Qu Yuan. As for hanging calamus and moxa leaves, smoking atractylodes and angelica, and drinking realgar wine, it is said to suppress evil spirits.
In addition to the well-known eating of rice dumplings during the Dragon Boat Festival, there are also rich food customs in various places. Eat eels, noodles and fans, and tea eggs. In Nanchang, Jiangxi, boiled tea eggs and salted eggs are eaten during the Dragon Boat Festival. Eggs include chicken eggs, duck eggs, and goose eggs. The eggshells are painted red, packed in colorful mesh bags, and hung around the child's neck, which means to wish the child good luck and safety. Eat cakes, fried dumplings and so on.
I like to eat rice dumplings the most. The customs are different in the north and the south. The rice dumplings come in different sizes, some are sweet and some are salty. The big ones include giant ones weighing two or three kilograms, while the small ones include sweet ones that are small and exquisite, less than two inches long. I have eaten meat rice dumplings produced in Leshan, Sichuan. The yellow glutinous rice is stuffed with bacon. It is fat but not greasy. It tastes like peppercorns and bamboo leaves, and the taste is lingering. The most valuable thing is the low price. Each one weighs eight taels and costs only two yuan and fifty cents.
To this day, the Dragon Boat Festival is still a very popular and grand festival among the Chinese people. Since 2008, in order to promote national culture and preserve national traditions, our country has listed the fifth day of May as a legal holiday.
Speech on Tradition Part 3
China has a history of five thousand years of civilization, which continues to this day and displays rich and colorful traditional Chinese culture everywhere. There are exquisite folk crafts. Such as: paper-cutting, ceramics, prints, sculptures, woodcuts, dyeing and weaving, tiger-head shoes, wheat straw paintings, pyrography, Tang Sancai, dough figures; there are ancient folk arts, such as: drama, storytelling, shadow puppets, traditional Chinese paintings, embroidery, kites, Garden architecture, clothing and accessories, and unique customs and habits, such as: Spring Festival couplets, Lantern Festival lanterns, Dragon Boat Festival dragon boat racing, Mid-Autumn Festival eating moon cakes, Tujia people's "walking marriage", Dai people's "Water Splashing Festival". There are many traditional festivals in our country: Spring Festival, Lantern Festival, Qingming Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, and Double Ninth Festival. The most solemn ones are the Spring Festival and the Mid-Autumn Festival, and the most memorable one is the Dragon Boat Festival. The Spring Festival is the most solemn festival for the Chinese people. Wherever there are Chinese people in the world, they celebrate the Spring Festival. No matter how far away from home, no matter where you go, you have to rush back to your mother on the Spring Festival day. For this day, every household should clean their homes early, put up window grilles, buy New Year's goods, put up couplets, set off firecrackers, wear new clothes, eat dumplings, bid farewell to the old and welcome the new, and ensure good health and smooth sailing for the new year.
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a reunion festival. After people sow in spring and sow in summer, it's time to harvest in autumn. In this season, the autumn air is crisp, the grains are abundant, the fruits are fragrant, and people have been working hard for a year, and a good harvest is in sight. Therefore, every household makes moon cakes, eats moon cakes, and admires moon cakes, which symbolizes the reunion of the year.
In addition, the Dragon Boat Festival is passed down to commemorate a patriotic poet----Qu Yuan. The poet Qu Yuan was dissatisfied with the government being demoted to the Chu River area. The poet felt that his future was bleak, so he threw himself into the river and died on the fifth day of May. To commemorate him, local people make and eat rice dumplings on this day every year, and hold dragon boat races in some places.
In life, we can feel China's rich and colorful traditional culture everywhere. These traditional things are the treasures of the motherland and need to be passed down from generation to generation and passed on.
Speech on Tradition Part 4
Every Chinese must possess the traditional virtues of his or her own country. There are many Chinese virtues, such as courtesy, modesty, respecting the elderly and caring for the young, etc.
Just like the story "Kong Rong Gives Up Pears"! At a young age, Kong Rong knew that he wanted to give up big pears to people older and younger than himself, but he was alone I took the smallest pear. This is one of the Chinese virtues? Respecting the old and loving the young.
There are many ways to show respect for the elderly and care for the young. For example, helping parents pour water, helping parents wash their feet, and playing with younger siblings? These are all necessary.
For another example, some people now litter the streets, making the streets full of garbage. You can see plastic paper and melon peels in a blink of an eye, which makes the cleaning workers worry about it every day. Busy and busy, leaving early and coming back late. For those who litter, if you were a cleaner, what would you think? Would it be very uncomfortable? So, I want to tell those who litter: reflect on it and stop littering. , be a Chinese who doesn’t litter! This is the second Chinese virtue? Don’t litter.
When I think of littering, I think of its twin brother: spitting. Spitting everywhere is also a bad habit. Spitting into the ground will cause air pollution, which is not good for you, me, or everyone.
In fact, it is very simple not to do these things. As long as you have this belief in your heart, littering and spitting will never happen again.
Among the Chinese virtues is helpfulness. When a classmate is in trouble, we must help him instead of despising him. Or, when there are empty seats on the bus, we have to first check to see if there are any elderly or physically handicapped people next to us. At this time, we have to give up our seats to those people.
Students, besides these, there are many more Chinese virtues. It appears among us all the time. Therefore, we must be Chinese with Chinese virtues!
Traditional Speech 5
Dear teachers, dear students:
Good morning! Classmates, do you know what traditional festival there is this week? Yes, it’s the Dragon Boat Festival. The fifth day of the fifth lunar month, which is Friday this week, is the Dragon Boat Festival. Do you know the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival? Let me tell you!
The Dragon Boat Festival is a traditional festival in our country, which began in the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period. period, it has a history of more than 2,000 years. There are many legends about the origin of the Dragon Boat Festival, among which the commemoration of Qu Yuan is the most widely circulated.
On this day in history, people will commemorate an immortal soul, Qu Yuan, by racing dragon boats and making rice dumplings. Qu Yuan was a great patriotic poet in ancient my country. He was born in Chu State during the Warring States Period more than 20xx years ago. He was upright, knowledgeable and talented, and held important positions in the Chu State. Because he advocated resolute resistance to Qin's invasion, he was attacked, ostracized, and even expelled from the court by the King of Chu. Qu Yuan was extremely sad and angry. During his exile, he wrote many patriotic poems, the most famous of which is "Li Sao". Later, the Qin army captured the capital of Chu. Chu State lost thousands of miles of land, and corpses littered the fields. Qu Yuan's heart was like a knife. He didn't want to see the tragic scene of the country being destroyed and his family being destroyed. On the fifth day of the fifth lunar month, he jumped into the Miluo River with stones in his arms, composing a magnificent song of patriotism with his own life. movement.
The common people loved Qu Yuan. When they heard the news of his suicide, they rowed boats to salvage Qu Yuan's body, but they could not find it. They were afraid that the fish and shrimp in the river would bite Qu Yuan's body, so they threw the rice balls, eggs and other food prepared for Qu Yuan into the river. It is said that the fish, lobsters and crabs would not bite Qu Yuan's body when they were full. Later, in order to prevent the rice balls from being eaten by dragons, people came up with the method of wrapping the rice with neem leaves and wrapping it with colored silk. This was the prototype of the rice dumpling. Every year on the fifth day of May, people will spontaneously come to the riverside to mourn Qu Yuan, and row boats into the turbulent waves, symbolizing people's rush to salvage Qu Yuan's body to express their grief for Qu Yuan. Over time, the custom of dragon boat racing on the Dragon Boat Festival has been formed.
Unlike Qu Yuan, we live in a prosperous China. The country is prosperous and the people are harmonious. In this new era of prosperity and confidence, we should learn to be patriotic and learn to cherish the good life now.
Finally, I would like to send a quote from Qu Yuan to all my classmates: jade can be broken without changing its whiteness, and bamboo can be yellowed without destroying its knots. , I hope we will cherish today's life, encourage each other, study for the rise of China, and be a person who works hard and contributes to the construction of the motherland. Finally, I wish you all a happy Dragon Boat Festival! Thank you!
Traditional Speech 6
Standing here today, I feel both ashamed and excited. I am ashamed that I have only been exposed to traditional culture for ten years since I started reciting the Three Character Classic at the age of ten. Compared with a real master, the difference between me and a real master is the difference between a mayfly and a roc. However, what excites me is that as a young person, I still have enough energy and enthusiasm to travel freely and ride the wind and waves in the spiritual ocean of traditional culture.
I am very grateful to Capital Normal University for providing a very comfortable environment and convenient channels for college students like us. The library in North District 1 may not be as grand as imagined, but when you enter, the first thing that catches your eye is There are rows of thick "Book Collection", and there are three cabinets in Huicheng Business School.
I think "classics" are the first channel for traditional culture to enter the campus and enter our university life. I have specifically learned about some of the views of my classmates on traditional culture. Some students will directly equate "traditional culture" with "classical Chinese". In fact, this was also what I thought when I was a child. This understanding seems simple and crude, but it actually makes some sense. That’s right, before entering college, we basically learned some sporadic traditional cultural texts from textbooks. In order to prepare for exams, we had no time to think about the spiritual connotation behind them. And once they enter college, many students sneer at the ancient Chinese saying "Zhi Hu Zhe Ye" and always want to get rid of it as soon as possible.
In the face of this phenomenon, some people are saddened, and some people denounce it, but I feel that the tide of the times will wash away all the sand, and as long as it is gold, it will always shine. As long as there are people who love traditional culture like everyone here, I believe there is hope that the essence of our nation can be passed down from generation to generation. There is a very typical role model around me. He is a classmate in the normal class of our liberal arts college. He is familiar with the Four Books and Five Classics, and it is not a problem to pick them up at his fingertips.
At first, everyone will think that he is just a nerd. He usually doesn’t talk much, walks very fast, and is known as “Little Motor”. But after I communicated, or "debated," with him, I was completely impressed by his accomplishments. This thin and frail-looking scholar was fully capable of "establishing a heart for heaven and earth, establishing a destiny for the people, and carrying on the journey to the saints." The ambition and courage of "unparalleled knowledge and peace for all generations". It is also because of him that I have a new understanding of traditional culture. It is not a stepping stone in our learning, but indispensable spiritual food worth chewing over and over again.
In addition to cultural classics, "activities" are another important channel for traditional culture to enter university campuses. Compared with high school students, college students undoubtedly have more free time. Here, I would like to share with you some of my personal experiences. In addition to participating in some activities organized by the school, through the introduction of teachers, I also participated in some social activities related to traditional culture. For example, there are some elegant gatherings on tea culture and guqin culture held by Academy China and lectures and study tours held by Siwei Tonghui Academy. There are many corporate organizations that spread traditional culture in society, and "Four-Dimensional Chinese Studies" is the one that I personally think is the most successful and distinctive.
It not only supports teaching activities in conjunction with universities in Beijing, but also sponsors university students to organize traditional cultural study tours. Last summer, I personally served as the leader of the fifth "Holy King" study tour. I went to Henan with Teacher Liu Hongyi and gained a lot.
These social activities can help college students get out of campus, go to a wider world, and acquire more excellent cultural resources and higher-dimensional energy. In the final analysis, these social activities are actually to help us build a better spiritual garden, and also help traditional culture better enter the campus and enter our lives. As far as Capital Normal University is concerned, it has very rich cultural resources.
The School of Liberal Arts has the Deer Ming Ensemble Society and the Heming Chant Society. Both societies have promoted the spirit of traditional culture as their purpose, and have carried out a variety of club activities under the guidance of this direction. . As the president of Luming Song Performance Club, I am very honored to have come into contact with the famous performer Hu Lemin. Under his guidance, our Song Performance Club has flourished and has performed in more than 20 large and small events. For example, on World Book Day on April 23, Dongcheng District No. 1 Library invited our club to participate in a reading event, and our club members collectively performed "Hymn of Light." For us at this stage, learning traditional culture and the guidance of teachers are crucial to us.
Teacher Hu Lemin is such a teacher with a strong sense of responsibility who can give us a lot of help and guidance. Teacher Hu is very easy-going. Every time he comes back from a business trip, he will share his experiences with our classmates. Recently, he went to Chengdu to attend the China Film and Television College Entrance Examination Training Alliance meeting. He shared his thoughts and insights in our WeChat group. It was as long as a pamphlet. My friends and I were shocked. In the Luming Song Ensemble Club, students can not only create original ancient poems, but also perform them vividly.
In addition, I also serve as a backbone of the Heming Chanting Club and have participated in some reciting programs, such as "Mulan Ci", "Papaya" and so on. Mainly because I am personally interested in it. Reciting is the basic way for ancient scholars to learn and communicate. It is beautiful and elegant. The ancients had three or five close friends, singing happily, painting the flag pavilion on the wall, and drinking wine from the flowing water.
How can one not be yearned for and envied by living with such a sincere and elegant attitude? It just so happens that the school also provides very generous recitation resources, such as teacher Yang Yilan’s lectures and teacher Xu Jianshun’s recitations. This summer vacation we will also usher in the third "Chinese Reciting Week", where famous teachers will gather together, and the scene will be even more grand. In these activities, I not only learned various recitation and chanting skills, but also experienced a more natural and comfortable attitude towards life. Therefore, I think that traditional culture is not as far away from us college students as we think. On the contrary, it can be said that it is within reach. What we have to do may be to use more of our own actions to express and infect it. But it is not a deliberate expression. Only if we ourselves truly understand and benefit from traditional culture can we carry it forward.
"A nation or a country must know who it is, where it comes from, and where it is going. Once it is clear and correct, it must move forward unswervingly towards its goal." In his speech at the symposium between teachers and students at Peking University, the word "traditional culture" was mentioned as many as five times, and more than 20 traditional cultural texts were quoted. Who are we? Where do we come from? Where are we going? These are the three most difficult philosophical questions in the world. The answers can almost all be found in our traditional culture.
How can we just sit back and abandon such abundant cultural resources? So in the end, I would like to boldly explain my views on "traditional culture entering campus" based on my own personal experience. Four suggestions:
First, calm down. I believe that college students must first have a keen vision and a forward-looking consciousness, which requires accumulation and precipitation, both from reading and from activity experience. Build the foundation from the bottom up. This is what is called "diligence in study" and "discernment".
Second, go inside. We who are on campus cannot just listen to the outside world and only read the sages. We must first have the courage to enter the society and practice. Expand your scope of experience. At this stage, whether one can "cultivate virtue" and "be honest" often determines the level of a person's value.
Third, elect. According to your own understanding, select the most essential and classic traditional culture books that you think are the most essential from the vast literature, and at the same time continue to read cumulatively to maximize benefits.
Fourth, go up. After experiencing the traditional spirit of the ancients and absorbing the high-dimensional energy of traditional culture, we college students must use this to improve their cultural and spiritual levels. I always insist that traditional culture is not a stepping stone for us, but an indispensable nourishment for us.
Traditional Speech Chapter 7
Teachers and classmates:
Good morning everyone!
Autumn is getting thicker and the moon is full. Now, in a few days, the annual traditional festival, the Mid-Autumn Festival, is coming! Here, on behalf of the school, I wish the teachers and students a happy Mid-Autumn Festival, progress in their studies, and success in their work!
The moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival is the roundest, the moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival is the brightest, and the moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival is the most beautiful, so it is also called the "Reunion Festival".
The golden osmanthus is fragrant, the flowers are full and the moon is full. In this beautiful festival, people enjoy the moon, eat moon cakes, visit relatives and friends... No matter what the form is, they all express people's infinite love for life and their desire for a better life. Xiang?
The Mid-Autumn Festival is one of the treasures of China and has a profound cultural heritage. Chinese people pay special attention to family ties and value reunion, especially during the Mid-Autumn Festival.
The Mid-Autumn Festival is a festival filled with family affection; the Mid-Autumn Festival is a time of reunion. In this season, we feel family affection, release family affection, and enhance family affection; in this season, we look forward to reunion, pursue reunion, and enjoy reunion... These have become the main theme of people's lives.
Students must be able to recite many timeless sayings about the Mid-Autumn Festival, such as "Looking up at the bright moon, bowing down to think of hometown", "May people be long-lived and thousands of miles away from the beauty of the moon", "Life on the sea." "The bright moon, the end of the world, this time"... The reason why these beautiful sentences can penetrate the time and space of history and spread to this day is not precisely because of the common beliefs that we humans have?
The most beautiful thing about the Mid-Autumn Festival is family love. . When a family is reunited, there are endless words and endless feelings, telling people the same heart: family love is a beacon in the darkness, a sweet spring in the desert, and a rainbow after the rain...
The most beautiful thing about Mid-Autumn Festival is missing. The moon is the most beautiful, but it cannot be more beautiful than missing you; the moon cannot be as high as missing you. The full moon of the Mid-Autumn Festival will convey our gaze and thoughts to the people we miss and the people we care about, wishing them no sorrow, eternal happiness, no worries, and eternal happiness!
The most beautiful thing about the Mid-Autumn Festival is gratitude! No need to say too much In other words, giving parents a smile, giving greetings to relatives and friends, handing over a cup of tea, and giving a bite of moon cakes are the rewards we give to our parents. Thank our parents for the life they have given us, and our parents for their training...
Teachers and classmates, we must spend this Mid-Autumn Festival with a grateful heart! Be grateful! Be grateful to all those who have made us. , be grateful to all those who help us grow! Only with gratitude can we know how to respect our teachers, how to care and help others, how to study diligently and cherish ourselves, and then we can have happiness and happiness!
Teachers, Classmates, the most beautiful thing about the Mid-Autumn Festival is nothing more than a grateful heart! The most beautiful thing about the Mid-Autumn Festival is nothing more than sincere blessings!
Traditional Speech Chapter 8
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The most beautiful day in the world is April, which is the climax of spring and the continuation of summer. Flowers, plants and trees have experienced a cold winter. From the buds in early spring to the lushness in late spring, this is a proud new life. Everything has awakened and is quietly waiting for the most brilliant bloom in life. People who have worked hard all spring are stepping out of their homes, stepping on the green grass, smelling the fragrance of flowers, enjoying the spring scenery, and paying homage to their deceased ancestors, and perhaps those lost years and lost lives.
"It rains heavily during the Qingming Festival, and pedestrians on the road want to die." When we recite this poem, we can't help but think of the Qingming Festival. The wind of the Qingming Festival sways our thoughts, and the rain of the Qingming Festival lingers with nostalgic memories. Wandering during the Qingming Festival, I murmured Du Mu's poems, lamenting the shortness of life, feeling sad about the separation of life and death, and feeling the inheritance of life and the true meaning of life.
In this solemn flag-raising ceremony, we gazed at the national flag stained red with the blood of the martyrs, and unconsciously our thoughts returned to those difficult and turbulent years: old China suffered from the trauma of war and the bullying of imperialism , the people suffered hardships and humiliation. When the motherland was in danger, countless patriots came forward and shed their blood for the reunification of the motherland and the liberation of the people. Countless heroes have used their lives to compose heroic patriotic movements.
Time will always pass, but our beliefs have not changed. For many years, the great achievements of revolutionary martyrs have been recited by people. No matter how the times change, the noble virtues of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives and worked for the happiness of others should not be forgotten. Their senselessness and dedication will last forever. Let us always remember to cherish life, cherish family ties, truly love all the perfect things in life, and bring joy to others. This is the true meaning of young people learning from heroes and remembering martyrs!
Dear revolutionary martyrs, We admire you for your glorious achievements in heroic struggle for national liberation with your youth and life; the lofty national spirit you left to future generations is the precious spiritual wealth of the Chinese nation, which will always inspire us to be enterprising and upward; the ideological seeds you sow , has taken root and sprouted in our hearts, and has become the banner that leads us to a perfect tomorrow.
Dear revolutionary martyrs, at this moment, we just want to use a little flower to express our grief, we just want to use a garland to prove our feelings, and we just want to use a stone tablet to express our admiration ...However, we understand better that there is only one best way, and that is: inherit your will, carry forward your spirit, make our tomorrow more brilliant, and make our motherland more prosperous.
My classmates, while remembering our ancestors, how can we alienate our elders? Our parents will always be our gentle harbor and strong backing. Even if a family has a heavy burden, it is the parents who stand upright to support it! While your parents and parents' parents are still alive, give them more comfort and put yourself in their shoes. We cannot ask for it blindly. When our parents are troubled and hesitant, we should also give them understanding, tolerance and care, and be their parents' eternal caring little cotton-padded jacket and protective umbrella.
Classmates, today’s patriotism means studying hard and becoming a pillar of the country as soon as possible! Classmates, today’s filial piety to parents means studying hard and becoming a useful member of society as soon as possible! Let us comfort Panasonic with a good attitude To the martyrs and ancestors who are sleeping forever, may the spring breeze of filial piety and respect for elders of the Chinese nation ripple in everyone’s heart!