?Poems about the return of Macao
Poems on the 10th anniversary of Macao's return: Holding a child in your arms - the 10th anniversary of Macao's return You were originally an innocent child beside your mother.
You could have nestled in your mother’s warm embrace. You should be as happy and worry-free as your brothers and sisters.
But my mother was in that changing era. It was ravaged by foreign powers and scarred.
In the unbridled laughter of the robber. Looking at your helpless eyes, my mother's heart is bleeding.
Because you are my mother’s flesh and blood, flesh and blood. A strong mother has not fallen, and a strong mother will not fall either.
When the sun shines on the earth again, mother bravely holds up her chest. When the rooster crows, the world becomes white.
Our great motherland, our great motherland. After the baptism of blood and fire, he became stronger.
Motherland has regained her youth. Standing tall in the forest of nations.
You are proud of your mother, you are proud of your mother. A mother's call, calling out the baby name of the child who was once snatched away.
Macau, Macau, Macau! Nothing can stop you from returning to your mother's arms. Holding the child in her arms, the child who had been separated for more than three centuries burst into tears.
I am back, my mother, my great and strong mother, my beloved and powerful motherland! From now on, we will never be separated again.