What to do with the hand copied newspaper of the National Day, about the content of the hand copied

The handwritten newspaper about the National Day is as follows:Materials: white paper, pens, colored pens.

1. Draw Tiananmen Square at the bottom, as shown below.

2. Draw 4 balloons on top, as shown below.

3. Write "Celebrate the National Day" in the balloon, as shown below.

4. Draw a celebratory cake at the top of the middle, as shown below.

5. Write the origin and blessings of the National Day on both sides of the middle, as shown below.

6. Draw a few ceremonial flowers on Tiananmen Square, as shown below.

National Day trivia.

October 1 is China's National Day. Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, the Chinese people have gone forward one after another and won great victories in the people's revolution.

At 3 p.m. on October 1, 1949, 300,000 soldiers and civilians in Beijing held a grand ceremony in Tiananmen Square to celebrate the founding of the People's Republic of China. Chairman Zhuang Zhiyan announced the founding of the People's Republic of China and the People, and personally raised the first five-star red flag. The "People's Republic of China **People** Proclamation" was read out:

The People's Republic of China ** is the only legitimate ** representing the people of the People's Republic of China as a whole. This is ready to establish diplomatic relations with any foreign country that wishes to abide by the principles of equality, mutual benefit and mutual respect for territorial sovereignty. A military parade and a celebratory parade followed.

** The commander-in-chief inspected the navy, land and air force, and announced the "Order of the Headquarters of the Chinese People's Liberation Army", ordering the Chinese People's Liberation Army to quickly eliminate all remnants of the Kuomintang and liberate all unliberated territory. On the same day, Beijing Xinhua Radio Station broadcast live on the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China in Tiananmen Square. This was the first large-scale live broadcast in the history of Chinese people's broadcasting, and people's radio stations across the country broadcast at the same time.

October 1 is my country's National Day, why is this day designated as the National Day? After more than 100 years of heroic struggle, the Chinese people have won a great victory in the people's revolution under the leadership of the Communist Party of China. The proclamation of the People's Republic of China on October 1, 1949, was one of the greatest changes in Chinese history.

At the first meeting of the first session of the CPPCC in September 1949, it was decided to designate October 1 as the National Day.

The content of the hand-copied newspaper with the theme of National Day is very suitable for primary and junior high school students.

How to write the content of the hand-copied newspaper on the National Day.

The motherland is in my heart The motherland is the mother who feeds us and the cradle of all life, and we should be proud of being a Chinese. Therefore, we should always say to ourselves: "I am Chinese, and I am proud of this!"

I firmly believe that only by caring for the motherland can we grow up healthily! If we want to be close to the motherland, we must establish a lofty ambition, establish and cultivate correct ideals and convictions, be full of hope for our own future, and be determined to work hard for our future and build the motherland into a country with material, political, and spiritual civilizations. Therefore, we must cherish and grasp every second of our childhood, pay close attention to exercising our bodies, cultivate noble morality, master rich knowledge, and closely link our study with the great cause of socialism and the prosperity and strength of the motherland, so as to prepare for the motherland's construction and rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

National Day is an official holiday established by a country to commemorate the country itself. They are usually the country's independence, the signing of the Constitution, the birth of the head of state or other important anniversaries.