What does the poem "We Love You, China" praise the Chinese nation?

Hu Jinghui's We Love You, China. Selected as the first lesson of the sixth grade of Jiangsu Education Press. See page 4-7 for details. The original poem is:

When the bright sun jumps out from the blue waves in the East China Sea, the Pamirs are still full of stars. When the northland was still a world wrapped in silver, the southern Xinjiang was already full of beautiful spring. Ah, we love you, China! We love you-

Guilin has beautiful landscapes, Hangzhou West Lake has light makeup, Huangshan Mountain and Lushan Mountain are shrouded in clouds, and the Yangtze River and Yellow River are magnificent. We love you-

The fragrance of Longjing tea, the mellow of Moutai, the brilliance of Jiangnan silk and the exquisite craftsmanship of Jingdezhen ceramics. We love you-

The moonlight in front of the Dai bamboo house is like water, the Potala Palace on the roof of the world, the grapes in Turpan, the melons in Hami, the sheep on the grassland and the camels on the Gobi Desert. We love you-

The ancient songs played by the bells of the Warring States Period, the new songs written by the reform and opening up, the surging spring tide of China in Wan Li, and the fire of hope lit by the motherland. We love you-

The history of struggle writing, the fruit watered by sweat. Magnificent pine trees, noble plum blossoms, broad mind and magnificent spirit. We are proud, we are proud, we work hard, we are open, you are a world power, we love you, China!

In the sixth section, the author eulogizes the long history of the motherland and its contribution to mankind through words such as "annals of history, achievements"; Through the words "stalwart, noble, broad-minded and verve", I realized the author's praise for the noble character of the Chinese nation.