How to write The Spirit of the Chinese after reading?

How I felt after reading "The Spirit of the Chinese" is as follows:

In Mr. Gu Hongming's book "The Spirit of the Chinese", there is an article called "Chinese Women", which expounds the ideals of Chinese women, and concludes that Chinese women belong to selfless "selflessness", and have the character characteristics of gentleness, shyness, and patience - and are proud of it.

At that time, the war-torn China was in decay and its image was extremely distorted by the West, but this book effectively upheld the dignity of Chinese culture and changed the prejudice of some Westerners against China. However, when it comes to the contents, I can't accept all of them, especially the article "Women in China", which I can't help but refute here.

The spirit of the Chinese, first of all, exists, although there have been crises, at least it has lasted for thousands of years, affecting generations of Chinese. In the book "The Spirit of the Chinese", it is written that one word can summarize the impression left by typical Chinese, that is, "gentleness".

From the details of real life, we can find that the "gentle" spirit of the Chinese is everywhere, and the spirit of the Chinese is a spirit of eternal youth and an immortal national soul. It is precisely this kind of conduct that makes the Chinese love peace and respect all things worthy of our respect.

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As a new generation of young people, we are the hope of the motherland, and the future of the motherland will definitely belong to us. On October 26th, Dr. Liu Zhiyuan gave a lecture on the theme of "Promoting Patriotism and Establishing a New Era", which made me unforgettable for a long time, and we must inherit and carry forward the lofty spirit of patriotism.

Loving the motherland is a proud and sacred feeling, every time we raise the national flag on Monday morning, our hearts are boiling, along with the five-star red flag rising, we sing the sonorous and powerful national anthem, and the song spreads throughout the campus.

Patriotism is the supreme morality, is the soul of the nation, we use poetry to express patriotism, patriotism is no more simple. Patriotism is the basic quality of life, patriotism is our unshirkable responsibility, as police academy students, we must become worthy of the country, worthy of the people, patriotic feelings, respect for teachers and education, love their families, and practice the socialist concept of honor and disgrace.

Today, I will start reading Mr. Qian Mu's "The Spirit of Chinese History".

Qian Mu (1895-1990), the name Binsi, was born in Wuxi, Jiangxi. In 1912, he served as a primary school teacher, and successively served as a teacher at Yenching University, Peking University, Tsinghua University, Beijing Normal University, and Southwest Associated University. In 1949, he went to Hong Kong and founded New Asia College.

Since 1967, he has lived in Taiwan.

He is knowledgeable and knowledgeable, and has written more than 80 books in his lifetime, including "Outline of National History" and "Political Gains and Losses of Chinese Dynasties", etc., and is known as "a generation of Confucianism".

Mr. Qian Mu concisely divided the vast human knowledge into two categories: one belongs to nature and the other belongs to humanities. To study history, you need to understand the humanities; To study humanities, you need to understand nature.

History is a basic knowledge of the humanities, and the humanities are a basic literacy of the natural sciences! Humanity and nature are inseparable as a whole!

Mr. Qian Mu said: Nature refers to everything that belongs to human beings, and humanistic burial refers to everything that belongs to human society itself. We human beings and human society are all part of nature, so the humanistic is also social, the social is also natural, and humanity and nature are inseparable wholes.

History takes place in humanity, humanity is interpreted in nature, and nature is immortalized in society.

After reading the article "Exchanging Your Own Death for the Life of a Foreign Child" in "Ode to the Chinese Spirit", I was shocked by this text.

As soon as I finished reading this topic, I thought: Is it worth exchanging my own death for the life of a child in a foreign country?

This article is about a Chinese People's Liberation Army Luo Shengjiao, who was very brave in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid War, and I also feel particularly spiritual when I read this.

Once Luo Shengjiao was practicing throwing grenades, just threw and saw a North Korean child struggling in the water, and there was no trace after a while, at this time Luo Shengjiao rushed to the ice cave in the river and ran, it was the coldest time in the river, and at this time he couldn't care about it, he didn't think about it all at once into the river to find the child who fell into the water, Luo Shengjiao exhausted all his strength to find the child, he pushed up again and again, and finally saved the child, and at this time he was exhausted and sank to the bottom of the river, Yes, he was 21 years old.

After the death of Luo Shengjiao, the Korean villagers buried him on a beautiful hill behind the village, and later this mountain was called "Shengjiao Mountain", they also planted pine trees and cypress trees on the mountain, and also erected a monument and built a memorial pavilion .......

Luo Shengjiao exchanged his life for the lives of North Korean children, he himself died, but North Korean children are still alive, but the North Korean people will always remember him, his spirit of sacrificing to save others is worth learning, I want to learn from his kind of life is meaningful, and he will die a glorious death.