Three manuscripts for red family letters reading aloud

Three manuscripts for reading letters from home

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The deeper the listener and the reciter are, the more they can realize and reflect that recitation is a kind of Noble spiritual enjoyment. Below I have compiled the red classic recitation manuscript for your reading reference.

Red Classic Recitation Manuscript 01

Dear teacher, dear students, hello everyone! The name of the speech I will give you below is "The Story of the Chicken Feather Letter":

During the Anti-Japanese War, there was a sheep-herding child named Haiwa, who was the leader of the village's children's troupe. One day, his father, who worked as a traffic officer for the Eighth Route Army, took out a letter and asked Haiwa to deliver it to the Eighth Route Army immediately. There were three chicken feathers stuck on the letter. Haiwa saw it and understood that this was the most urgent letter!

Haiwa took the letter and drove the sheep down the mountain. Before reaching the mountain pass, I saw a group of Japanese soldiers coming from a distance. What to do? Where is the letter hidden? He saw the old sheep's big tail at a glance, and he had an idea and tied the letter under the sheep's tail. The big tail covered it and nothing could be seen. As soon as Haiwa stood up, the Japanese came to her side.

?Child, what do you do? Tell the truth, or I will kill you!?

?I am a sheep herder, wuwuwu, I am a sheep herder. ?Haiwa deliberately pretended to be scared and cried.

The Japanese looked at the sheep and had a bad idea. He seized all the sheep, and Haiwa was forced to drive the sheep for them.

It was dark, and the enemy came to a small mountain village. Not a single person could be found in the village, and not a grain of food could be found. The Japanese were so hungry that they ordered the black dogs to kill the sheep. A black dog with a crooked mouth took a fancy to the old sheep and came up to snatch it. Seeing her beloved sheep being dragged away and killed, Haiwa hated her enemy to death. But he was more worried about the chicken-feather letter, which was tied under the old sheep's tail!

The old sheep seemed to have read Haiwa's thoughts, and stretched its four legs to the ground, but the black dog with a crooked mouth couldn't pull it no matter what. Not moving, I was so tired that I was sweating all over, so I had to catch other sheep. Haiwa finally felt relieved and was thinking about how to escape.

At dawn, the Japanese set off with their team, waving their swords. Before they had passed a few hills, they heard a "boom" and several black dogs walking in front fell to the ground. It turned out that they had stepped on a landmine planted by the militia. Haiwa really wanted to laugh, but she didn't dare.

Child, you are opening the way in front! The Japanese want Haiwa to drive the sheep and step on the landmines in front. Lu Haiwa here was too familiar. He led the enemy onto a small mountain road and walked faster and faster. The enemies were panting and falling further and further away.

Child, please open the way slowly! Haiwa simply ran away.

Bang! Bang! The Japanese fired. Haiwa fell down in the grass. He knew that this place was not far from the place where the Eighth Route Army lived, so he shouted loudly: "The Japs are coming! The Japs are coming! Uncle Eighth Route Army, fight quickly!"

Sure enough, Uncle Eighth Route Army opened fire. As soon as Haiwa was happy, she got up and wanted to run. After running a few steps, she fainted. An uncle from the Eighth Route Army hurriedly ran over: "Oh, isn't this Haiwa?"

Haiwa opened his eyes and said with difficulty: "Uncle, sheep? Old sheep? Chicken-feather letter?" He didn't finish his words. , passed out again.

When he woke up, he was already sleeping on the hot kang. The Eighth Route Army uncle told him that relying on the important information sent by the chicken-feather letter, the Eighth Route Army won a great victory and eliminated many Japanese and puppet troops. Uncle Eighth Route Army gave Haiwa two more cans of beef that he had just seized. Haiwa was so happy in her heart.

Thank you all!

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Red Classic Recitation Manuscript 02

Dear teacher, dear students, hello everyone! The title of the speech I will give you below is "The Story of Chicken Feather Letters":

During the Anti-Japanese War, there was a sheep-herding child named Haiwa, who was the leader of the village children's troupe. One day, his father, who worked as a traffic officer for the Eighth Route Army, took out a letter and asked Haiwa to deliver it to the Eighth Route Army immediately. There were three chicken feathers stuck on the letter. Haiwa saw it and understood that this was the most urgent letter!

Haiwa took the letter and drove the sheep down the mountain. Before reaching the mountain pass, I saw a group of Japanese soldiers coming from a distance. What to do? Where is the letter hidden? He saw the old sheep's big tail at a glance, and he had an idea and tied the letter under the sheep's tail. The big tail covered it and nothing could be seen. As soon as Haiwa stood up, the Japanese came to her side.

?Child, what do you do? Tell the truth, or I will kill you!?

?I am a sheep herder, wuwuwu, I am a sheep herder. ?Haiwa deliberately pretended to be scared and cried.

The Japanese looked at the sheep and had a bad idea. He seized all the sheep, and Haiwa was forced to drive the sheep for them.

It was dark, and the enemy came to a small mountain village. Not a single person could be found in the village, and not a grain of food could be found. The Japanese were so hungry that they ordered the black dogs to kill the sheep. A black dog with a crooked mouth took a fancy to the old sheep and came up to snatch it. Seeing her beloved sheep being dragged away and killed, Haiwa hated her enemy to death. But he was more worried about the chicken-feather letter, which was tied under the old sheep’s tail!

The old sheep seemed to have read Haiwa’s thoughts, and stretched its four legs to the ground, but the black dog with a crooked mouth couldn’t pull it no matter what. Not moving, I was so tired that I was sweating all over, so I had to catch other sheep. Haiwa finally felt relieved and was thinking about how to escape.

At dawn, the Japanese set off with their team, waving their swords. Before they had passed a few hills, they heard a "boom" and several black dogs walking in front fell to the ground. It turned out that they had stepped on a landmine planted by the militia. Haiwa really wanted to laugh, but she didn't dare.

Child, you are opening the way in front! The Japanese want Haiwa to drive the sheep and step on the landmines in front. Lu Haiwa here was too familiar. He led the enemy onto a small mountain road and walked faster and faster. The enemies were panting and falling further and further away.

Child, please open the way slowly! Haiwa simply started to run away.

Bang! Bang! The Japanese fired. Haiwa fell down in the grass. He knew that this place was not far from the place where the Eighth Route Army lived, so he shouted loudly: "The Japs are coming! The Japs are coming! Uncle Eighth Route Army, fight!"

Sure enough, Uncle Eighth Route Army opened fire. As soon as Haiwa was happy, she got up and wanted to run. After running a few steps, she fainted. An uncle from the Eighth Route Army hurriedly ran over: "Oh, isn't this Haiwa?"

Haiwa opened his eyes and said with difficulty: "Uncle, sheep? Old sheep? Chicken-feather letter?" He didn't finish his words. , passed out again.

When he woke up, he was already sleeping on the hot kang. The Eighth Route Army uncle told him that relying on the important information sent by the chicken-feather letter, the Eighth Route Army won a great victory and eliminated many Japanese and puppet troops. Uncle Eighth Route Army gave Haiwa two more cans of beef that he had just seized. Haiwa was so happy in her heart.

Thank you all!

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Red Classic Recitation Manuscript 03

Dear teachers, dear students: Hello everyone !

Due to the harm of the left-leaning line, the fifth counter-encirclement and suppression campaign in the Central Soviet Area failed. The Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Central Red Army had to leave the Soviet Area and began the great journey of twenty-five thousand miles. Long March.

Fujian is one of the starting points of the Central Red Army’s Long March.

In July 1934, the Seventh Red Army Corps entered Fujian. After resting and replenishing the Fujian-Jiangxi Soviet Area, they took the lead in moving northward. After entering the Fujian-Zhejiang Soviet Area and joining the Red Tenth Army Corps led by Fang Zhimin, they formed an advance team heading north to fight against Japan. The anti-Japanese advance team heading north was frantically besieged by the enemy in southern Anhui and ultimately failed. Fang Zhimin, Liu Chouxi, and other leaders died heroically. In October 1934, the main force of the Red Army in the Central Soviet Area, more than 80,000 people, began the magnificent Long March. More than 30,000 Fujianese people participated in this great historic feat. During the strategic shift that lasted for more than a year, the people of Fujian made great contributions and made huge sacrifices. Less than three thousand of them successfully reached northern Shaanxi. In the Battle of Xiangjiang River, the 34th Division of the Fifth Red Army Corps and the 18th Regiment of the Third Red Army Corps, which were mainly composed of Fujian commanders and fighters, were responsible for the post-breaking mission. They fought bloody battles for ten days and covered the Party Central Committee and the main force of the Red Army in crossing the Xiangjiang River at the cost of annihilating the entire army. More than 7,000 soldiers There is almost nothing left for people. At the foot of the Qilian Mountains, the blood of the West Route Army was spilled on the Hexi Corridor, and under the elegiac Gaotai City of the Fifth Red Army Corps, thousands of Fujianese Red Army commanders and fighters who had gone through the test of snowy mountains and grasslands were buried in horse leather. Under Zunyi City, on the banks of the Chishui River, on the Jinsha River, at the head of the Dadu River, in the snow-capped mountains, in the vast grasslands, in Liupan Mountain, and in Zhiluo Town, the blood of the people of Fujian was sprinkled everywhere. (This was carried out by the advance team under such a historical background)

A remote mountain town far away from the hustle and bustle - Chixi, 53 kilometers away from Chengguan, surrounded by mountains and peaks. Stacked up, each mountain peak grows out of the stream, and the mountains and rivers are beautiful. Because of this geographical condition, especially in the mid-1930s, our ancestors were not as lucky as you, with three mountains above their heads. The heavy mountains deprived them of their happiness, or in other words, brought pain to their lives. In order to get rid of these pains, they paid the price of blood. For the sake of the country, they shed their bones and blood.

Today you grew up under the red flag, especially in this environment of reform and opening up, it is difficult for you to appreciate the background of that time, cruelty, yes, let me talk about it now, our Chixi Town Some party history.

Chixi is a small mountain town. In the past 30 years, we have had inconvenient transportation and poor information. However, it has been a good environment for revolutionary people to carry out activities. Therefore, the whole town has basically set off a trend of participating in the revolution. According to reports, According to complete statistics, 108 people participated in the revolution, three more than Huotong Town. What a miracle.

Since I have been busy these days with Vice Governor Chen Rongkai coming to our town for research and the solicitation of manuscripts for the book "Cultural Revolution Ningde Educated Youth", a lot of energy has been spent on this aspect, so Today let’s briefly talk about a few points about the party history of our Chixi Town. Our anti-Japanese advance team (Seventh Red Army) commander Xun Huaizhou, director of the political department Liu Ying, political commissar Le Shaohua, chief of staff Su Yu, and leaders of the East Fujian workers and peasants' Red Army Ye Fei, Ye Xiufan, Shi Shiren and other leaders arrived in 1934. At about 9 o'clock on August 21, the advance team met in Yanggu Village. The advance team first conveyed the important instructions of the Party Central Committee and put forward valuable opinions on the construction of the party, government, and army in Eastern Fujian. It also promoted the development of the revolutionary situation in Eastern Fujian. This team had more than 6,000 people, equipped with cannons, firearms, ammunition, radios and other equipment. At that time, the three villages of Xiacun, Taoyuan and Chixi were filled with mixed housing, and they left us more than 50 slogans on the walls of ancient houses (even Xing Zuo, Wu Ji Ye Cuo), but unfortunately only three of them are still vaguely visible. The next day, in the early morning, our members of the East Fujian guerrillas led the way, starting from Longshan Ridge, passing through Banzhu and Sheyang, and then went straight to Fengxi and Kangcuo, Fu'an, and captured Muyang Town, an important town in Fu'an, at about two o'clock in the afternoon. , finally, the guerrillas from Eastern Fujian returned the same way that day. Today we stand in front of this monument, which is enough for us to unveil the prelude of the Red Army of Workers and Peasants from East Fujian going north to resist Japan, launch a red tourism with the theme of reviewing the anti-Japanese advance team from Yanggu and the meeting of the Red Army from East Fujian, and promote the history of the revolution. , it is of great significance to carry forward the spirit of the Red Army.

However, after the four-year guerrilla war ended, and based on the spiritual requirements conveyed by the advance team at that time, the Mindong Special Committee mobilized more than 1,600 people to join the army. After a week, more than 4,000 people were mobilized and 1,500 were selected. After military training, they headed to the front line in 1938. This team was the Sixth Regiment of the Third Detachment of the New Fourth Army. Ye Fei was the leader and Ruan Yingping was the deputy leader.

In the early days of liberation, these troops either sacrificed their lives on the anti-Japanese front or on the front to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea. In the end, only 12 old Red Army soldiers returned home, and all of them are no longer alive.

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