? It is hard to forget that many young cadres bravely shouldered heavy burdens, shed sweat and blood, and even gave their lives in the battle against poverty. After 80s, Huang Wenxiu, a national poverty alleviation model, dedicated his youth to the grassroots and fixed his life at 30 years old forever. There are still many young poverty alleviation cadres worth learning from. There is also a post-90 s cadre around me that I admire very much. Just when the horn of poverty alleviation sounded and a group of cadres needed to settle in the village, others were unwilling to go to the rural areas with difficult conditions, but she took the initiative to apply. She said: I grew up in the city and worked in an office. I want to go to the countryside to exercise. Don't choose comfort when I should suffer. Everyone thinks that she is an only child and has never done dirty work. She didn't think she would last long. Unexpectedly, she not only did it, but also worked for two years. She best explained the heroic oath that "the key to rural revitalization lies in the youth and will never stop until victory" with practical actions.
It is hard to forget that in the face of the sudden COVID-19 epidemic, the younger generation, represented by the post-80s and post-90s, stepped forward and marched forward bravely. Among the first batch of the most beautiful retrograde people, there is a colleague I know very well. She is a female nurse born in 1980s. In my impression, she is decisive, dare to challenge, and her personality is like a boy. When she left, she was scolded by her mother with tears: there are five or six hundred people in the hospital. Why are you the first to sign up? Indeed, the COVID-19 epidemic has come, and everyone doesn't know what Wuhan is like; Whether she can come back safely is uncertain for everyone. Her pleasant words to comfort my mother made my eyes moist. She said, "I'm party member, and I think I should go, and I'm the youngest nurse in respiratory medicine, so I think I should go more often.
However, there are many young cadres around us. After working for a period of time, they think that there is no room for promotion, no motivation for struggle, and their spirits are depressed. They muddled along with the attitude of "being a monk for a day and bumping into a bell for a day" and chose the road of "lying flat" at a young age. In the process of pursuing dreams, we are all the same. Maybe we feel very tired now, because you are going uphill, and you are not tired until you go downhill. The changing situation does not allow our younger generation to choose to lie flat. Youth is limited and short-lived. We are like sunrises in' 80 and' 90. Why lie flat?
The wheel of history is rolling forward, and the wave of the times is vast. History will only care for those who are determined to forge ahead and will never wait for those who are lazy and afraid of difficulties. A generation has a long March, and a generation has a generation's responsibility. Young people in our new era joined in a great relay race. After 80s and 90s, we are in the prime of life, so we should shoulder the heavy burden after 60s and 70s, take out the belief of "please rest assured that the country will have me", the determination of "being young with no regrets", the fighting spirit of "having dreams in our hearts and strength at our feet", feel first, shoulder heavy responsibilities, adapt to the changes of the times, and practice the skills and skills required by the times. Let's have a heat and a lamp! It is proved by practical actions that the young people in our new era are not a flat generation, but a struggling generation. (Song Zhuqing)