A letter to uncle * * * _ 500 words for the fifth grade letter composition.

Hello!

August 1st Army Day is coming. I want to take this opportunity to talk to you.

I remember when I was a child, I often heard uncle's heroic stories from populous places. I envy and respect you every time I see your graceful figure on TV.

Uncle * * *, you helped people who suffered from natural disasters; No matter how many setbacks you suffer, you will grit your teeth and survive; No matter how many difficulties you encounter, always overcome them yourself; No matter how hard and tired you are, you always bear it silently in your heart. You gave the rescue boat you met in the flood to someone else; Give seats to the elderly and children on the bus; When you buy medicine at a drugstore, you ask others to buy it first ... where there is a sign of military priority, there is a figure of helping others. In front of the masses, * * * will always be a solid Great Wall. The Great Wall will not be blown down by wind and rain; The Great Wall cannot be broken by foreign invaders; The Great Wall will never disappear in people's hearts.

Uncle, you left your hometown to defend our motherland and our security. Where there is danger, there is difficulty, and there is your figure. You have overcome the difficulties that ordinary people can't imagine, such as cold and lack of oxygen, heavy wind and snow, and loneliness. You take pleasure in suffering, insist on standing guard, are not afraid of hardship, guard the frontier of the motherland, and defend the motherland with your own clothes and lives.

Dear Uncle * * *, you are doing every job dutifully and standing well in every shift with every blood, every tenacity and effort. No matter what great achievements you have made, you are unknown and continue to contribute your every strength selflessly.

Dear uncle, I will never forget you, and I will never forget the bright green on the yellow land!

Uncle Great Wall * * *