Speech on the December 29th Movement and Patriotism! You'd better write it yourself

On the occasion of commemorating the 66th anniversary of the December 9th Movement, I am very happy and honored to stand here and make a speech.

Sixty-six years after the December 9th Movement, it was recorded in the revolutionary history of China. Its deeds and spirit have long been engraved in the hearts of all of us here. I won't go into details here, because it will never fade, and its spirit will only become more and more lofty and great in our hearts.

Today, when we stand here and look back on the 20th century, we find that science and technology have never profoundly influenced and changed society, economy, culture and ideas-even the earth where we live. When people bid farewell to the uncivilized era of eating blood and slash and burn, after thousands of years of bloody battles, they finally ushered in a new era. The appearance of the steam engine and the invention of electric power have brought mankind from the agricultural economic society to the industrial economic society. The roar of the machine broke the tranquility of the past, and the bright lights lit up thousands of households. The dizzying new discoveries and inventions have made mankind achieve hundreds of times more achievements than the sum of civilizations created in the past thousands of years.

China, with a long history, fell behind in modern times because it could not keep pace with the industrial revolution, and was humiliated by imperialist powers. In order to rise again and wash away the national humiliation, people with lofty ideals of the Chinese nation explored and struggled in the dark for more than 100 years, until the establishment of new China, which ignited the hope of the Chinese nation's rise again. Under the leadership of the China * * * production party, our ancestors brought about earth-shaking changes in China.

Miracle!

China, stand up!

However, the shadow hanging over our heads is far from disappearing.

At the dawn of this new century, China's embassies abroad were bombed for no reason, and reconnaissance planes of other countries blatantly violated China's airspace, which directly led to the sacrifice of Comrade Wang Wei, an aviation officer of our navy. Why is the sovereignty of a great country repeatedly provoked? This is the gap in national strength.

I think the Japanese have achieved what they didn't achieve in World War II. In World War II, they used planes and artillery only to conquer China and plunder the wealth of China people. Now, they can rob a lot of Chinese wealth to Japan with a smile! This is the technology gap.

These gaps are in front of my eyes and suppressed in my heart, so I can't call myself "descendants of the Chinese people" with peace of mind.

Some people may not like what I said, because some people here can't listen to any revolutionary language and can't tolerate any words with traditional meaning. Anyone who uses this language and writing will say that you are an "old Marxist-Leninist lady" and that you are shouting "empty revolutionary slogans".

I understand this feeling. We are all unfortunate losers in our studies, and we are all left behind on the list. The law is merciless. We can't blame others. We must look forward and face the future. We are very lucky. Whether we want to admit it or not, we are all General Secretary Jiang. Talking about education >> Our beneficiaries are all beneficiaries of the educational system reform, and they have been defeated by the new mission. We should shoulder the heavy responsibility of developing China's high-tech at the beginning of 2 1 century. We are the most crucial generation to make China catch up with developed countries on the road of knowledge economy development.

Students, have you ever felt the pressure on your shoulders? You should feel it. You should feel it. Because, well, you have the final say in China, and you have the final say in China. You are the future of China.

As college students like you, we should have the idea of hard struggle, carry forward the fine traditions of the Chinese nation, advocate patriotism and the spirit of hard struggle, and reproduce the new glory of the Chinese nation.

Wait until one day, when we stamp our feet here, Americans will have to take their sinful hands back from the cruise missile button that bombed our embassy abroad-then I can feel at ease and have a clear conscience and shout to the motherland and all the nations in the world, I am a descendant of the Chinese people!

Sixty-six years ago, our ancestors studied for the rise of China. They did it. Today, as college students in the new century, we are about to step onto the historical stage, and we should study for the rapid development of China!