Do you know how to write an essay on the 100th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution? 5

I know how to write, to: 1Go to the bookstore to see if there are any books about the Xinhai Revolution, and if so, buy them and read them;

2.Start writing, first: 1

Write a simple beginning (around 20 or 30 words) that expresses your feelings; 2.Write the content, excerpt some books (200 words, about 300 words); 3.Write the content, and then write about your feelings and feelings (about 200, 300 words); 4.

Write the ending and write your true feelings. (20 words, about 30 words).

Write about 1 or 2 pages, and if you don't have a book about the Xinhai Revolution, ask your parents, friends, teachers, or check your computer.

I've finished writing o( o! About 7,800 words! It was written by a friend.

Which school are you, my school also requires you to write, I suggest you can go to another place to see, and then add your own feelings, just do it.

Neurotic, I love you!! Dear husband!!

I won't either, I'm going to write it too annoyingly, 55555555555

The down payment on the mortgage of the angry Satan.

The Xinhai Revolution, as an event that attracted attention in the development process of modern society, made people have to feel something. On the one hand, the Xinhai Revolution was a successful revolutionary event relative to the foreign affairs movement and the change of law, which created a relatively relaxed social environment for the new cultural movement and the ideological concepts of transforming the national character, including the exploration of the Three People's Principles and the socialist road, and brought a little hope to the Chinese who had fallen into the deep pain of imperialist aggression and feudal oppression since the Opium War. On the other hand, it is also the most criticized, the Xinhai Revolution is an incomplete revolution, the old society is sick, but there is no good prescription to **, the old social criticism and transformation is not thorough, the new society's thinking is not clear, the concept is not clear, and it does not show good consistency, integrity, and standardization, which can be testified from Sun Yat-sen being elected by the Constitutional Assembly as the great **, and stealing the fruits of the revolution in the threat of Yuan Shikai's intimidation and inducement.

Although the Kuomintang (KMT), which led the Xinhai Revolution, also had programmatic goals, its poor political adaptability and weak social foundation led to its defeat, so much so that the subsequent New Three People's Principles could not reverse the destruction of its political destiny.