What is the station in the wardrobe standing on the ruins?

2) Narrative texts. To read such texts, it is necessary to grasp the time, place, people, and causes, processes, and results of events.

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At 3 p.m. on October 1, 1949, 300,000 people in Beijing gathered in Tiananmen Square to hold a grand founding ceremony. From the tower of Tiananmen Square, President Zedong solemnly proclaimed to the world:"The People's Republic of China **People** was established today!

Announce to the world the founding of the People's Republic of China.

On September 21, 1949, Zedong delivered the opening speech "The Chinese People Stand Up" at the first plenary session of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference.

On the 30th of the same month, he drafted a declaration for the conference, which stated: "By the time we held the conference, the Chinese people had already defeated their enemies, changed the face of China, and established the People's Republic of China. We, the 475 million Chinese, are now standing up, and the future of our nation is infinitely bright.

Since then, "the Chinese people have stood up!" "The Chinese people have stood up since then!" It has become a word for people to express the incomparable pride, self-confidence, and self-improvement of a nation that has gone through hardships and hardships to achieve a new life.

"There is only a mother in the world who is good ......"Whenever I hum this song, I am reminded of an incident from my childhood.

It happened in the winter when the north wind was howling, and I was only 6 years old at the time. At 7 a.m., I was clamoring to go out grocery shopping. My upset mother forgot to put little gloves on me.

When I got out of the house, I followed my mother down the road. The north wind was whistling, so cold that I shrank my neck, my fingers were frozen like frozen carrots, as if they would break at the touch of a touch, and my feet stomped on the ground as if they had been bitten by a kitten.

As soon as I walked for a while, I shivered a few times, and two yellow dragons flowed out of my nostrils. When my mother saw it, she said distressedly, "Mom is so careless, I forgot to put gloves on you." With that, he quickly took off her gloves and said, "Wear mine."

As she spoke, she put her gloves on for me, and when I heard this, it was like a hot current rushing into my heart, and "Golden Beanie" flowed down. Putting on the gloves with my mother's body temperature, my pale face flushed, and I, looking at my mother affectionately, my eyes full of gratitude. My hands warmed up, but my mother's hands were frostbitten.

Mother's love is a warm glove in the cold winter, ah mother's love, the great love in the world.

Evacuation in the event of an earthquake and evacuation to a safe place after an earthquake is a better way to avoid earthquakes. The shock absorber should choose a place where the indoor is strong and can cover the body under (next to) the body, where it is easy to form a triangular space, where the bay is small and supported, and where the room is open and safe.

Posture to take: crouch or sit, curl up as much as possible, and lower the center of gravity of the body. Grasp a sturdy object such as a table leg.

Protect your head, neck, eyes, and cover your mouth and nose. Avoid**, don't crowd around, and don't light open flames casually, because there may be flammable and explosive gases in the air.

1. When indoors, hide under sturdy furniture, and protect your head with cushions and other objects when there is no table to hide.

2. Quickly extinguish the fire and turn off the fire source.

3. Don't run outdoors in a panic, in addition, cement prefabricated slab walls, vending machines, etc. are also in danger of collapsing, do not approach these objects.

4. Open the door and leave the exit.

5. Protect your head outdoors.

6. Stay calm in crowded places.

7. When evacuating, you should walk and carry as few things as possible. Cars and bicycles should never be used to evacuate.

8. It is strictly forbidden to stay on narrow ground, wall roots, cliffs, and rivers.

9. Pay attention to landslides and ground fissures.

10. Don't be afraid of aftershocks, don't listen to rumors, and use the radio you carry to grasp the correct information.