I printed a copy of this poem for the teacher to see. The teacher nodded and said, "Yes, the thought is healthy, the theme is clear, and it is very suitable for reading." The teacher also encouraged me to study hard, and I nodded confidently.
When I got home, I read again and again. Although this poem has more than 800 words, I finished reciting it in less than two days, so I will recite it to my father. Who knows my father said, "Although you can recite, you are not reciting. You look dull when you recite it. You should not only know how to recite, but also know how to recite with emotion. Only in this way can you recite this poem well. " After that, my father turned on the computer and found this poem for me to recite online. Dad opened it for me to imitate. I listened to this uncle's recitation and sincerely admired him. Indeed, he reads much better than me. Dad asked me to learn from him, try to figure out his tone and feel his feelings. I nodded.
I listen to this uncle's recitation several times a day, and I know exactly where to pause, how to stress that word, how to grasp the speed of speech, and whether the sentence tone is rising or falling. I read it to dad, and dad said it was almost ready. But dad added, "You can't read without gestures and movements!" "Then dad said that actions and gestures should be expressive and natural. When reciting, you should stand dignified and natural, relax your hands and slightly separate your legs, which makes you look natural and graceful. Hand movements are indispensable, not too much and too trivial, and the range of arm movements should generally not exceed the appropriate range of the chest. Too high or too low is not good. Dad asked me to design movements and gestures and practice them repeatedly in combination with the content of poetry. I thought to myself, it's not easy to attend the recitation. I didn't expect to have so much knowledge by reciting.
Saturday finally came, and at 8 am, the recitation competition officially began. I arrive at school at 7 o'clock. Before the competition, our head teacher, Mr. Li, said to several of our classmates, "Eyes are the windows of the soul. The audience and judges often know your inner world through your eyes. When you stand on the stage, you should look straight and naturally at the audience. Don't look down at the ground, don't lie on your back, and don't put on airs. Always recite in an equal and frank manner with the audience, so that you don't always want to take the first place, settle your mind and do it with your heart, and the first place will belong to you. "
The game has already started. Our sixth and fifth grades are grouped together. Students in Grade One and Grade Five read aloud according to the original number. Most fifth-grade students read short articles. I waited patiently and tried hard. Oh, it's the sixth grade, soon, soon, and finally it's my turn. I calmly walked onto the platform. First of all, I said, "Dear teachers and classmates, I am No.7 player. The title I recited for you is "I am proud-I am from China". After a few seconds, I began to recite. When I recited "The Loess Plateau is my standing chest, the Yellow River is my boiling blood, the Great Wall is my raised arm, and Mount Tai is my standing heel", my blood was boiling, my heart was surging and my steps were firm. When I recite "My motherland has not only Changbai Mountain and Huangshan Jinsong, but also Jinggangshan tradition and Yan 'an spirit that cannot be destroyed by lightning! "At that time, I seemed to find a strong motivation for the motherland, not only full of respect for the older generation, but also full of confidence in the future of the motherland. When I recited "My arm is as big as the Great Wall", I not only drilled the drill pipe into the center of the earth that foreigners predicted that oil could not reach; "When I also put the Shenzhou VI spacecraft on the white clouds that my ancestors never dreamed of, I really felt the pride of being a China person, as if I felt that China, the sleeping dragon, had woken up and saw the bright dawn of future victory, and that the motherland was moving towards prosperity.
I vividly described the progress, pioneering and innovative, pragmatic situation, the motherland, a soaring dragon, with a firm voice in recent years. After reading it, I walked off the platform with a smile.
The results of the competition came out and I won the first prize. Apart from being happy, I think, in fact, my biggest gain in this competition is that I didn't win the prize. Through this activity, I realized that it is not easy to do anything. Not only do you have to work hard, but there are many people around you who are very helpful to your success. Just like an athlete winning the championship on the field, it is inseparable from the sweat of the coach and the support of the country. I want to thank my teacher and father for their support and help. Without their support and help, I wouldn't have won the prize. Similarly, by reciting this poem, I realized the pride of being a China person. I am sincerely proud of China's long history, splendid culture, glorious tradition and bright future. I am determined to study hard, arm myself with knowledge, and build a more prosperous and beautiful motherland when I grow up.