What are some red stories that are suitable for 3rd grade?

1. Liu Bannong has always hated the Japanese, and even looks down on people who are close to the Japanese. My friend Zhou Zuoren married a Japanese wife, and at that time, in order to protect Japanese nationals, Japanese institutions in China often hung Japanese plaster flags in their residences, and Zhou Zuoren's house was no exception. Once, Liu Bannong visited Zhou's house, and walked away as soon as he arrived at the door.

After returning home, he said angrily: "If Zhou Zuoren hangs the Japanese plaster flag again, I will cut off friendship with him!" ”

2. After the "918" incident, thousands of patriots in cities and towns gathered as a whole and issued the following sacred oath: "In the face of the blue sky and the white sun, in front of our motherland, and in front of the mausoleums of our ancestors, all our faculty, staff and students make a solemn oath: As long as we live, we will never use Japanese goods!"

If we break our oath, God can punish us, and others can put us to death! ”

On August 23, thousands of people in Chengdu surrounded the Okawa Hotel, where the Japanese were stationed, and shouted: "Fight the Oriental devils!" ”

At this time, the traitor Liu Xunxu stood at the window on the street and shouted loudly, "I can't fight it, if you hit an international problem, who is responsible!" The crowd was furious and shouted: "Fight the traitors first!" They rushed into the Dachuan Hotel and beat up the traitor Liu Xunxu, who had fled into the inner room.

4. After the outbreak of the Songhu Anti-Japanese War, Shanghai industrialist Hu Jiwen organized his peers to build a temporary factory in southern Hunan, and rushed to produce grenades, mines, armor-piercing bullets, etc. day and night to support the Anti-Japanese War.

Because of running around day and night, he didn't even have time to shave his beard, so that his beard was full, and Hu Jiwen said: "Accumulate it to remember the national shame, and then shave it when the Japanese are driven away." Hu Jiwen did not break his promise, and his beard was not shaved until after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, and he grew his beard for 14 years.

When the Sichuan army left Sichuan, it was widely believed that it was the "worst army" in China at that time, and it was known for its poor military discipline, poor military performance, and poor combat effectiveness.

However, it was this "worst army", starting from the Battle of Songhu in 1937, almost without service, and the number of ** accounted for one-fifth of the national army in the War of Resistance Against Japan. By the end of the Anti-Japanese War, this once "worst army" was evaluated as "the Sichuan army can fight" and "no Sichuan army can not form an army".

The red stories that are suitable for third grade are as follows:

1, "Shining Red Star" picture book adapted from writer Li Xintian's eponymous ** "Shining Red Star". The protagonist of the story, Pan Dongzi, grew up in a revolutionary family, and at a very young age, his father left his hometown to join the ranks of the Red Army, and his mother joined the party in his hometown of Liuxi Village to cover the Red Guards and guerrillas in their hometown. The oppression of the misery of the old society and the indomitable struggle of her parents inspired Pan Dongzi.

2, "Little Hero Rain". Based on the story of "The Rain Didn't Die", it was adapted and created on this basis. The picture book mainly tells the story of the Anti-Japanese War period, the twelve-year-old Yulai in the Shanxi-Chahar-Hebei border area is a child with strong swimming skills, and once Uncle Li, a traffic officer, hid in Yulai's house in order to avoid the devil, and Yulai was caught by the devil in order to cover Uncle Li.

3. The text of the book "Little Traffic Officer" is excerpted from Tao Cheng's memoir "My Family". The story describes the struggle life of the underground party organization in the revolutionary war years, and portrays the witty and brave characters of Xiaojiao Li'an, which is an excellent theme for the current students to carry out revolutionary traditional education.

4, "Little Soldier Zhang Ga". Adapted from the novella "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" by the famous contemporary writer Xu Guangyao, "Little Soldier Zhang Ga" is a classic of children's literature in China. **It tells the story of a boy named Zhang Ga in the Baiyangdian area of central Hebei Province during the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, who grew up in a harsh war environment and under the cultivation of the revolutionary team.

Red stories suitable for third grade are:Zhang Ga

During the Anti-Japanese War, he lived in Baiyangdian.

The little boy Zhang Ga lives with his only relative, his grandmother. In order to cover Zhong Liang, the commander of the reconnaissance company of the Eighth Route Army, who was recuperating at home.

Grandma heroically died on the bayonets of the Japanese army.

down, and Zhong Liang was also captured by the enemy. Gazi went through hardships to find the Eighth Route Army and became a little scout. He cooperated with scout Luo Jinbao in his mission, and behaved bravely and wittily.

But Gazi is still a lively and naughty child after all, and he is unreasonable when he loses a wrestling with his child Fat Dun, so he goes to block the chimney of Fat Dun's house.

During one battle, he captured one of the enemy's pistols, but secretly hid it in the crow's nest and did not turn it in. In order to attack the enemy's watchtower, he was ordered to go into the city to reconnoitre**. When the troops attacked the watchtower, he managed to set fire to it, and the inside and outside should be combined, completely annihilating the enemy, rescuing Uncle Zhong, and avenging his grandmother.

After the battle, Gazi took the initiative to take out the pistol hidden in the crow's nest and handed it in. The captain officially announced that the pistol would be issued to him for use.