My parents' hometown really doesn't match the present Yongchun. History bears witness that once upon a time, we lived in a monochrome society, and dirt roads, dilapidated houses and patched clothes were synonymous with our lack of food and clothing and materials; Once upon a time, heavy taxes and fees, difficulty in going to school and expensive medical treatment were heavy burdens for ordinary people; Everyone had to sigh helplessly: "The older the child, the more scared the parents are." "When the ambulance rang, a pig was raised for nothing." ...
Time flies, it has been 30 years since the reform and opening up, and my hometown has changed little by little in these 30 years.
My hometown Yongchun is striding forward.
Now, can you still imagine the backward village in the past? I can't imagine it anymore. Reform means leap, opening up indicates prosperity, bathed in the spring breeze of reform, but in just a few years, people's living standards have undergone earth-shaking changes. Of course, Yongchun is no exception. The old people who witnessed along the way are sighing now. Really, that change is really too big.
In the past, the road leading to the town was a muddy road, and it was inconvenient for vehicles and people to walk. When it rained, mud drowned the calf. On a sunny day, as long as a car passes by, there will be dust all over the sky, which often makes people who walk behind look gray and can't see who it is. Seen from a distance, this road really looks like smoke from the battlefield. Now, you see, a dark asphalt road has replaced that muddy road, and people no longer have to be afraid of the mud when it rains; On a sunny day, you can't see dust any more. Not only that, there are all kinds of green plants trimmed by hard people on the roadside. Some are like elephants, some are like dragons, and some are like flower balls. They are very beautiful.
When the road is repaired, people will naturally become rich. My hometown Yongchun used to be a remote place. Where there are buildings, not many families use electricity. Now people in their hometown not only have electricity at home, but also live in high-rise buildings and use high-grade furniture. Many people have taken a fancy to color TV sets, and the black and white TV sets that they once showed off are gone. What VCD, DVD, stereo almost everything. Young people sing karaoke in their spare time, which attracts their grandparents in their sixties and seventies. Their muddy old eyes are flashing with surprise and joy. "Which have such a life before? How happy you young people are! " They sighed. There is also the ever-changing changes in my hometown, which makes the children who grew up in my hometown somewhat unprepared.
What was once thought impossible has now come true. My hometown is changing, and all aspects are advancing towards a better tomorrow!
Look, the jasmine in spring is full of vitality, and with the opening in spring, it has a faint fragrance. ...
I will send you another English book.
My hometown
My hometown is a beautiful place. It is located by a wide river and at the foot of low green hills. It has many tall buildings and wide streets. There are trees and flowers everywhere.
But this is not always the case. In the past, this was a sad and dirty town. Landlords and businessmen live in a few good houses. For working people, there are only dark and unhealthy rooms in old buildings and small houses on narrow and muddy streets. Almost everyone is poor, and many people have no jobs.
Everything has changed since liberation. Under the leadership of the party, the people have got rid of the muddy water. They built schools, theaters, shops and apartments. They have an auditorium and a hospital. Along the river, they built office buildings, hotels and parks. Many factories have mushroomed. On the river, ribbons and boats are busy coming and going day and night. They transport the products of our industry to all parts of the country.
I love my hometown and I love its people. They have changed, too. They are healthy and happy, and are doing their best to build socialism.