The Story of the Red Scarf 10, The Story of the Red Scarf

On February 13, 1922, the world's first Young Pioneers organization, led by a working-class party, was born in Moscow, Soviet Union. The Young Pioneers, which had just been formed, did not have a special symbol. At that time, hunger and hardship were threatening the people of the whole Soviet Union, and of course the question of the symbol of the Young Pioneers could not be considered.

Lenin's wife, Krupskaya, was very concerned about the growth of the next generation and suggested that the Komsomol design a unique symbol for the Young Pioneers. At a meeting to accept new members, the advanced female workers who came to the meeting took off their red triangular headscarves and tied them around the necks of the Young Pioneers, encouraging them: "Wear it, don't defile it!"

Its color is the same as the revolutionary flag! And so the red scarf was born.

Shortly after the birth of the People's Republic of China, on October 13, 1949, the Communist Party of China entrusted the Communist Youth League with the establishment of a unified national children's organization, the China Children's Team. In June 1953, it was changed to the Chinese Young Pioneers, referred to as the Young Pioneers. The Young Pioneers inherited the fine tradition of the Children's League during the revolutionary war years, and like the Children's League in the past, they used the red scarf as their symbol.

The red scarf is a corner of the red flag, symbolizing the victory of the revolution. The Young Pioneers salute with their fingers together and hold their heads high to indicate that the interests of the people are above all else. The call sign is:

Always ready to fight for the cause of communism. Stars and torches burned on the team flag, guiding the Young Pioneers to advance towards a bright future under the leadership of the party.

In the 20s of the 20th century, during the general strike in Guangdong and Hong Kong and the May Revolution, a group of miserable children living on the streets, with the help of the party organization, grew up into glorious members of the Labor Scouts, and grew up in the revolutionary struggle. The red scarf not only represents the corner of the red flag and the blood of the martyrs, but also a symbol of the times, symbolizing that the predecessor of the Young Pioneers, the Labor Scouts, enthusiastically devoted itself to the revolutionary cause in a difficult environment and experienced the test of blood and fire. This is where the red scarf comes from.

Everyone should only know a little bit of it. In fact, the red scarf has a long history, originating from the Russian Orthodox Church.

In 1917, the great revolutionary mentor Lenin led the people to victory in Russia. At that time, the Orthodox Church was very powerful in Russia, and children wore red scarves as a sign of identification every Sunday during "Sunday service". After the victory of the Bolshevik Revolution, in order to strengthen the communist education of children, the Russian Communist Party (CPR) set up a Young Pioneers to teach communist ideas.

The Communist Party of China inherited the tradition of the Soviet Union, so the Young Pioneers of our country also wore glorious red scarves.

The red scarf is a corner of the national flag, the representative of the Young Pioneers, and it is solemn. It's our pride to wear it on our chest.

There is an intriguing story between me and the red scarf, which confirms the ...... of my upbringing

1. Yearn for a red scarf.

I was an innocent and lively little girl when I first entered the school, and every day I came to school early, and saw a big brother and sister with bright red scarves fluttering on their chests, how energetic, and their faces were filled with a unique style. Since then, I have been looking forward to it every day, looking forward to the day when I can hang my own red scarf like them, how desirable it is!

Finally, one day, the long-held wish in my heart finally came true, and after the solemn induction ceremony, I hung the dazzling red scarf, which fluttered on my chest.

At that time, I was proud, I was excited, and there was a sweetness.

Second, the lonely red scarf.

As the grade progressed, I gradually understood the meaning of the red scarf, and I felt the constraints of the red scarf on me. It not only guides my thoughts, but also restricts my words and actions.

When you put on a red scarf and walk down the street, if you pick up a piece of paper on the ground and throw it in the trash, people will not necessarily give you an approving look; But if you throw a confetti in your hand, others will definitely cast questioning glances at you and the red scarf.

When you wear a red scarf, you have to carefully weigh your every move and pay attention to your conversation, which is very tiring and uncomfortable. Therefore, I gradually neglected the red scarf, did not cherish it as much as before, and only dealt with the supervision post every morning, took it out and hung it, and took it off when I got to the class.

This went on for a long, long time, ......

3. Rehang the red scarf.

It wasn't until one Monday last year that a little girl reawakened my respect and love for the red scarf.

That day, I carried my schoolbag to school as usual, and saw a little girl crying sadly on the side of the road, I hurriedly stepped forward to ask her what was wrong, and the little girl sobbed: "My red scarf is missing, it is a corner of the national flag, I lost it, I made a big mistake." Her words deeply shook me, yes, since the second grade, I don't know how many red scarves I have lost, but I have never been as sad as her, just lost and bought, bought and lost, never left a "scar", let alone felt that this was an insulting behavior.

And she, a sister much younger than me, knew that it was a big mistake to lose the red scarf, and I was really ashamed. I walked over to comfort her and said, "Little sister, don't cry, the red scarf is lost, my sister will help you find it!"

The little girl nodded, and went with me to look for it, and muttered while looking for it: "Red scarf, I'm sorry, next time I will definitely cherish your ......."”

I was deeply touched by this incident, and it was also inadvertently imprinted in my heart.

Now every morning I hang the red scarf neatly on my chest and let it flutter in ......the wind with my happy mood

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1. The first thing I did when I got home was to ask my mother to buy me a red scarf, and my mother told me with a serious expression, "The red scarf is dyed with the blood of revolutionary martyrs, and it is a corner of the five-star red flag." Only good children who study hard, understand politeness, have responsibility, and love the motherland are qualified to wear red scarves. If a person does not strive for it or does not cherish the opportunity, even wearing a red scarf will lose the meaning of the red scarf itself."

2. Then my mother told her some interesting stories about the red scarf when she was a child, when she was in the second grade of primary school, one day on the way from school, she saw a sprouting "sunflower" on the edge of the ridge, she quickly dug it up with the roots of the soil as if she had discovered a new world, and prepared to transplant it to her own garden, so as to wait for the autumn to "have a delicious meal". She sang all the way, trotted all the way home, and as soon as she entered the house, she couldn't wait to start the transplanting project. At this moment, a peasant uncle rushed into the compound of his grandmother's house, fiercely shouting for the "red scarf girl" to come out, holding a shovel in his hand and shouting and scolding as he walked

How did you educate such a baby and wear a red scarf? It turned out that the "sunflower" that my mother dug up was not a wild sunflower, but a pumpkin planted by the farmer's uncle on the edge of the ridge. It's super funny, it turns out that my mother was so naïve!

I don't even know the seedlings of pumpkins and sunflowers.

3. Of course, this matter was finally settled by the adults, and my mother also learned a lesson and realized the mission given to her by the red scarf. After that, in her memory, as long as there was a red scarf floating on her shabby clothes, she felt extremely beautiful! So, wearing a red scarf, she did a lot of meaningful things for the villagers, from writing letters, teaching the girls in the village to read and write, to helping the farmer sell eggs and settle accounts.