Reading for the rise of China

Dear teachers and classmates:

Hello! The topic of my speech today is: Reading for the rise of China

When the five-star red flag is rising over Hong Kong, and when the people of the whole country are rejoicing for the success of the Olympic bid, we will not forget that there was a century-old nightmare in China's modern history. That was a history of the Chinese nation's humiliation, and a history of Chinese people's struggle.

We must never forget that the Qing government signed one inequality after another

The treaty made China transformed from a big country into a fat sheep that can be slaughtered; we will never forget that the Eight-Power Allied Forces burned the Old Summer Palace, which immediately turned this most glorious and magnificent building in the world into a piece of scorched earth and rubble. ;We can never forget that the September 18th Incident that shocked China and foreign countries on September 18, 1931 turned more than 3,000 elders from the three northeastern provinces into subjugated slaves; we can never forget that Japanese imperialism launched on July 7, 1937 The Lugouqiao Incident brought the Chinese people into an arduous eight-year war of resistance; we will never forget that on December 13, 1937, Japanese fascists carried out a horrific mass murder of our unarmed compatriots for six weeks...

In order to reorganize the rivers and mountains, many people with lofty ideals and revolutionary ancestors threw their heads, spread their blood, and defeated the imperialist invaders with iron will and fearless spirit with a tenacious and unyielding spirit.

The vicissitudes of life, the ups and downs, the great motherland has gone through hardships. We shoulder a historical mission that crosses the century. We are not willing to lag behind our predecessors, and we must inherit and carry forward the spirit of not being afraid of difficulties left to us by the forerunners.

Since the July 7th Incident, China has been in a precarious state, and the Chinese people have been struggling in the flames of war. Today, China has walked out of the haze of blood and rain, and the land of China is filled with joy and laughter. What do we get for our abundant food and clothing now? It was bought with the lives and blood and tears of revolutionary heroes, and with the hands and sweat of the Chinese people. Compared with the past and the present, how can we not sigh? Don't forget the humiliation we have had in China, and don't forget that we shoulder the important task of revitalizing China.

We must cherish this hard-won peace even more. "A strong young man will make a country strong." We are the flowers of the motherland and the hope of the motherland. Premier Zhou Enlai said: "Reading for the rise of China". The destiny of China is in the hands of all Chinese people, and more in the hands of our young people! We must study hard to make the motherland stronger. "Don't forget the national humiliation, revitalize China!" Let this sentence be remembered in our hearts forever, and inspire us to work hard.

Premier Zhou once said when he was a child: Reading for the rise of China! This sentence makes everyone excited. This sentence has always inspired many people. I am no exception. I must be grateful for the motherland with my heart. Do something.

When I was in the second grade, the teacher taught us "Reading for the Rise of China" and let me know: Premier Zhou Zhigao since he was a child, he pledged to read for the rise of China when he was 12 years old. I am really moved. Now let me tell you the story of Premier Zhou when he was a child!

At the end of 1911, Premier Zhou attended Dongguan Model School in Shenyang. One day in the self-cultivation class, President Wei asked the students a question; why do you study? The students answered enthusiastically, some said: study for the sake of being an official. Some also say; study to earn money. Studying for Reason, Premier Zhou has been sitting there quietly, not rushing to speak. Principal Wei noticed, gestured to calm everyone down, and called for him to answer. Premier Zhou stood up and answered clearly and firmly; Reading for the rise of China! Principal Wei cheered after hearing this! He did not expect that a twelve or thirteen-year-old child would have such ambition and heart! He opened his eyes and asked again; you say again, why did you read? Read for the rise of China

Book! Premier Zhou’s sonorous and powerful words won President Wei’s applause; okay! For the rise of China! Those with lofty ideals should serve as Zhou Sheng! Yes, Premier Zhou in his youth had already recognized that Chinese people To avoid being bullied by imperialism, China must be rejuvenated. Reading, we must use this as the goal.

The motherland has given us a happy life. Every day we open our sleepy eyes and have a delicious breakfast for us to taste. In the school, there is a beautiful campus for our activities; there are spacious and bright classrooms for us to study in; there are high-tech computers for us to learn computer knowledge; there are beautiful tables and chairs for us to sit down and learn knowledge; well equipped Music room for us to sing

The motherland has given us such a good environment for us to learn. I have a dream that is to be a very good writer. I want to show my body and write a wonderful article in China, let us Chinese people listen to the gurgling sound of the beautiful text in my works, and watch the square elves laugh and jump among the papers. I want to write a lively and interesting book, so that those children who do not like to read will like the books I wrote. I also want to talk to foreign literary masters about literature. I have to work hard to write a good essay so that I can win the Nobel Prize in Literature and win glory for the motherland. When I am old, I will go to the mountain village to teach children writing. Let these sprouting little flowers grow stronger, and let them grow up to become pillars of the country. Of course these are my dreams. It is not easy to realize this dream. I have to read more books, read some books about literature, and take part in more activities. I hope I can win glory for my motherland when I grow up!

Now our lives have become very happy, we are living a well-off life, I

Knowing that the good life of the present is the result of countless revolutionary martyrs throwing their heads away, and the blood was exchanged for the birth of a new China, the motherland is powerful, and now we have entered the era of peace, the great motherland’s 30 years of reform and opening up has made many of us Chinese rich. It is really so-called: a rich family makes a country rich, and a strong family makes a country strong. So we have to thank the motherland and do something to give back to the motherland.