A 600-word essay about the dash of Chinese culture

The sun shines in the quiet garden, and the mottled shadows of the sycamore leaves fall on me. I sat on the floor with a thick book of "The Analects" spread out on my knees. I kept reading and carrying it, and the fresh, elegant and simple fragrance of ink filled my heart. Beside me, little birds were flying around one after another, and their beautiful songs were sometimes graceful and charming, sometimes crisp and sweet.

"Sensitive and eager to learn, not ashamed to ask", Chinese traditional culture teaches us how to learn; "Don't do to others what you don't want others to do to you" Chinese traditional culture teaches us how to behave; "Filial piety is the first of all virtues" Chinese traditional culture teaches us the way of filial piety .

Chinese culture is a big tree that perseveres in the wind and rain. No matter how great the difficulties are, it cannot be defeated; ; It is the seven-color rainbow after the storm, which will only appear after fighting against difficulties.

5.12, I want love. During the devastating 5.12 earthquake, we burst into tears. In the face of huge difficulties, all compatriots were united; 2008, Beijing, China. When the sacred flame encountered difficulties, the sons and daughters of China did not hesitate to do anything. When the wind of the 2008 Olympic Games spread throughout the world, the descendants of Yan and Huang warmly welcomed people of all nationalities and countries. Isn’t this what Chinese culture advocates? Doesn’t this reflect the enduring popularity of Chinese culture?

In fact, Chinese culture is revealed in our small actions. In the morning, my mother patiently wakes us up; on the way to school, we do not climb or break trees casually; in school, we greet teachers politely; in class, we listen humbly and carefully; during class, friends help each other and are not ashamed to ask questions... Chinese studies are not necessarily so A profound philosophy, but embodied in the smallest details. People often say that “poems and books in one’s belly make one’s spirit come true”, and it is indeed true. But if one has poems and books in one’s belly and is unable to truly do what is said in the book, wouldn’t it mean that one becomes a nerd? ! Most people nowadays are full of knowledge, but they appear to be very superficial. Is it because they have little knowledge? No, they didn't do it well. In such a developed 21st century, what we need are high-quality knowledge-based talents. The reason why we put "high quality" first is to emphasize the importance of civilization, etiquette, help, care, gratitude and other qualities. And these qualities come directly or indirectly from Chinese culture. These Chinese cultures are what everyone calls Chinese studies.

China’s five thousand years have given birth to a broad and profound national culture. Chinese culture in the 21st century is in our hands! Let us share the same inheritance and let us carry it forward!