Modern limerick on July 1st, the Party's founding day.

Writing ideas: writing limerick with five elements is not very particular about meter, duality and parallelism, and generally consists of five or seven sentences. The required literary knowledge and meter are not high, which is convenient for ordinary people to pass on from mouth to mouth.

Text:

If the red flag were not held high, how could there be today's magnificent and splendid mountains and rivers?

Without that little spark, how could we have a happy and healthy life today?

Without that tenacious belief, how could there be today's brilliant China?

In red July, we decorate ourselves with red flags.

In red July, we sing passionately.

Red July, we write with affectionate pen and ink.

The dust of the years can't cover up your eternal youthful appearance.

The long river of history can't precipitate the achievements you fought for.

In the diary of the party's life, I wish the party not to be old and innovative.