清明节 烈士陵园 烈士纪念塔

今天是四月三日,距离人们的传统节日--清明节还差一天。我们团结街小学六年级来到了马鞍山市唯一的烈士陵园--濮塘烈士陵园，参观了渡江战役牺牲烈士纪念塔、刘一鸿纪念亭和革命烈士纪念馆。

早晨阳光明媚，空气清新。我们每人手捧一束白菊花，排着整齐的队伍，出发了。

来到目的地，我们先映入眼帘的，便是高高耸立着的纪念塔。纪念塔大概有六七米高，上面刻有闪闪发光的八个金字--“革命烈士永垂不朽”。仿佛是在警示人们不要忘记今天的幸福生活是谁换来的!

于是，在纪念塔前，我们开始了扫墓仪式，在主持人的宣布下，我们一一向纪念塔前敬献花圈，在“革命烈士永垂不朽”的见证下，握紧右手，昂首挺胸，许下了“振兴中华”的宏愿。

沿着山路向上，我们来到了刘一鸿纪念亭。这是一个不大的园亭，但是在亭顶内却有关于刘一鸿参加战役的简介，共六场战役。看到插图中浓重的红色，我们不禁感叹:“战争是多么的可怕!”

接下来我们来到了革命烈士纪念馆。纪念馆内整齐干净。在这儿我们看到了一场又一场激烈的战斗，无数位英雄豪杰，当年兵荒马乱的真实情况，旧报纸上刊登的一篇又一篇令人斗志高昂的新闻。真是让我们大开眼界!

现在，我正待在温馨的家中，望着旁边的电视、电脑，脑海里闪烁着今天看到的一个又一个画面，不禁思绪万千--

我觉得我们不能辜负先烈们当年抛头颅、洒热血，所以从现在开始，我们应该从身边的小事做起，以自己的实际行动去爱国。

清明雨纷纷，行人欲断魂。热血洒何处，还看今来人。

英语翻译：

Today is April 3rd, and it is one day away from people's traditional festival-Ching Ming Festival. In the sixth grade of Tuanjiejie Elementary School, we visited the Putang Martyrs Cemetery, the only martyrs' cemetery in Ma'anshan City, and visited the Memorial Tower of Martyrs in the Crossing the River, Liu Yihong Memorial Pavilion and the Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall.

The morning is sunny and the air is fresh. Each of us held a bunch of white chrysanthemums, lined up neatly, and set off.

When we arrived at the destination, the first thing we saw was the towering monument. The memorial tower is about six or seven meters high, and it is engraved with eight sparkling gold characters-"Revolutionary Martyrs will be immortal." It seems to be a warning to people not to forget who is in exchange for today's happy life!

So, in front of the memorial tower, we started the tomb-sweeping ceremony. With the announcement of the host, we always laid wreaths in front of the memorial tower. We clenched our right hand, held our heads high, and promised under the testimony of the "immortality of revolutionary martyrs". The ambition of "revitalizing China".

Upward along the mountain road, we came to the Liu Yihong Memorial Pavilion. This is a small garden pavilion, but inside the pavilion there is a brief introduction about Liu Yihong's participation in the battle, a total of six battles. Seeing the heavy red in the illustration, we can't help but sigh: "How terrible war is!"

Next we came to the Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall. The memorial hall is neat and clean. Here we have witnessed fierce battle after fierce battle, countless heroes, the real situation of the turmoil that year, and the high-spirited news articles published in old newspapers. It really opened our eyes!

Now, I am staying in a warm home, looking at the TV and computer next to me, my mind is flashing one after another with the images I saw today, and I can’t help thinking--

I think we can't live up to the martyrs who threw their heads and shed blood back then, so from now on, we should start with the little things around us and take our own practical actions to patriot.

The Qingming rain is raining, and pedestrians want to die. Where the blood is sprinkled depends on people today.