The fifth paragraph of China Youth Essays describes the humiliation suffered by the motherland.

The Yellow River tracker can't pull the question mark-like body straight, and the ancient bricks of the Great Wall can't stop the shrapnel of foreign guns.

China Boys is a poem by the poet Li Shaobai. This poem eulogizes the motherland with passion from the perspective of young people in China in the new era, expressing the strong feelings of young people in China who love and serve the motherland, and expressing their strong determination and pride as young people in China. This poem was selected into the first volume of the sixth grade Chinese textbook of People's Education Publishing House as the eighth reading text of Unit 2 "The Motherland is in My Heart".

Li Shaobai, pen name less white. Born in Ningxiang, Hunan, 1942, party member, CPC. 1960 graduated from Hunan First Normal University. He once worked as a primary school teacher in Liu Zheng Street, Changsha, and began to publish his works on 1978. 65438-0984 Join the Chinese Writers Association.

The author of "China Teenagers" eulogizes the motherland passionately from the perspective of China teenagers in the new era, expressing his sincere pride as a teenager in China and his strong determination to build China in China. "Snow Lotus" means purity, "Haiyan" means courage and optimism, "Young Eagle" means ambition, and "Shandandan" means enthusiasm and tenacity.