How to carry forward the great anti-epidemic spirit and improve college students' self-cultivation in the new period

On September 8th, at 6:5438+00 am, the Great Hall of the People held a national commendation meeting for fighting the COVID-19 epidemic. National leaders of China presented medals to winners of national medals and national honorary titles and delivered important speeches. One of the important contents of the meeting is to summarize China's great spirit of fighting the epidemic, that is, the spirit of mutual care and mutual help; The heroic fighting spirit that is driven by the wind and resolute; The spirit of "a game of chess" with the overall situation in mind and a strong man breaking his wrist; Forgetting one's life, retrograde heroism;

A positive and optimistic spirit full of self-confidence and daring to win. People should have a little spirit, and a nation should have a kind of spiritual strength. Looking back at history, there is always a spirit that persists after thousands of years of turmoil and endures after thousands of years of hardships. Anti-epidemic spirit is a silhouette of the Chinese national spirit, which is touching, remarkable, invincible and invincible.

The epidemic in late winter and early spring has brought a great impact to the people of the whole country, but in this "epidemic" where the enemy is invisible, a great "anti-epidemic spirit" has been bred and born, with the spirit of struggle and struggle to overcome difficulties, the responsibility and responsibility of positive action, and the spirit of confidence, optimism and unity ... It is these "anti-epidemic spirits" that make the epidemic look positive. Building a well-off society in an all-round way and realizing the Chinese dream of the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation also need the spirit of "anti-epidemic". Therefore, the vast number of young people, especially young cadres, should integrate the spirit of "anti-epidemic" into the grassroots, go to the grassroots physically and mentally, and strive to write their own yearning "poetry and distance."