I am proud that I learned it in the first grade from China.
"I am proud, I am Chinese" is a poem, one of the representative works of contemporary poet Wang Huairang, which expresses the poet's strong patriotic spirit. Wang Huairang was born on May 6, 1942. A native of Xizheng Village, Wulongkou Town, Jiyuan City, Henan Province, he was admitted to the Chinese Department of Henan University in 1966. He served as an editorial member of Henan Daily, director of the Literature and Art Department, and senior editor.
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Learn "I am proud, I am Chinese" and determine to cultivate patriotic enthusiasm in children from an early age. Establish a correct patriotic idea.
Patriotism is the core of the Chinese national spirit. The spirit of patriotism is deeply rooted in the hearts of the Chinese nation and is the spiritual gene of the Chinese nation. It maintains the unity and unity of all ethnic groups on the land of China and inspires generations of Chinese people to work tirelessly for the development and prosperity of the motherland.
Throughout the ages, countless patriots have made arduous explorations on the road to save the country and the people. They have sacrificed their lives and blood for the country, destroyed their families to provide relief, and some even died in a foreign land and returned with their bodies wrapped in horse leather.
Some people also look forward to the reunification of the motherland when they are dying. The great patriotic poet Lu You was reciting the farewell message of "Wang Shibei sets the Central Plains Day, and family sacrifices never forget to tell Nai Weng." Passed away in grief and anger.