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Difficult national fortunes and strong people
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The road of history is not all smooth, and sometimes it reaches the realm of difficulties and obstacles, which can only be overcome by relying on a strong spirit.
A mighty Yangtze River, sometimes flowing to a very wide realm, the plains are endless, pouring thousands of miles. Sometimes it flows to a very narrow realm, the mountains on both sides of the bank are stacked on top of each other, the cliffs are precipitous, the rivers and rivers are in the middle, the loop twists and turns, and it is extremely precipitous. The same is true of the course of a nation's life.
Human life in history is like travel. The places that the recruits pass through on the journey are sometimes open plains, sometimes rugged and dangerous roads. People who are old enough to travel will happily walk forward when they go to a flat place, and when they reach a rugged realm, the more interesting they feel, and the more they feel the beauty of adventure in this wonderful and magnificent realm.
The historical road that the Chinese nation is now facing is a rugged and dangerous road. On this section of the road, there is also a strange and magnificent scenery, which makes those who pass through this road feel a magnificent interest. But this magnificent taste cannot be felt without a strong spirit.
Our Yangtze River and the Yellow River can represent our national spirit, and the Yangtze River and the Yellow River meet the desert and the mountains and gorges, and they all flow forward mightily, so as to become their turbid currents rolling and pouring thousands of miles. How can the current difficult state hinder the progress of our nation's life? We should show a strong spirit, sing the tune of progression, and walk through this rugged and dangerous road in this tragic song.
It is important to know that building a country in the midst of difficult national fortunes is also ...... most interesting thing in life
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There is a Chinese textbook in the second volume of the seventh grade.
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"Difficult National Fortunes and Strong People" is an essay written in the form of prose "Ode to the Yellow River", an ode to the national spirit. The author is Li Dazhao (Li Dazhao), a native of Leting, Hebei, the earliest Marxist in China, the founder and early leader of the Communist Party of China, and a scholar and poet. His poems were praised by Lu Xun as "monuments in the history of the revolution."
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1 Leads to the following.
2. The Yangtze River is used as a metaphor for the process of national life.
3 This kind of fun is actually the fun after experiencing hardships and obstacles, which is a kind of happiness and happiness.
5. Break through all difficulties and obstacles and move forward bravely. Yushu ** spirit.
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