Reflections on the 60th Anniversary Parade of the Motherland with Patriotism as the Theme

It is the summer of 2009, and a grand military parade will be held in Tiananmen Square in a few months. On the 60th anniversary of the founding of New China, I suddenly found that the face of my motherland has taken on a new look. In the past ten years, China has developed rapidly with its rapid pace, and my life has been gradually changed by an invisible palm, and then it has gradually become beautiful.

Three years old, ignorant age, but caught up with the fiftieth anniversary of the National Day. People celebrate this festival by riding bicycles with smiles on their faces. People often hear people shouting "long live the motherland" in the streets and lanes, and then hang bright banners on the roads that are not very spacious. 10, 1 On that day, the whole family stayed at home and watched the military parade. At that time, the TV was heavy, and sometimes snowflakes appeared in the picture. At that time, the climate was also very good, and I especially liked the waves of flying snow.

At the age of six, I just entered the first grade of primary school. I always like to look around at the school gate. Cars with "hats" on them often appear on the road. Pedestrians coming and going are always bloated and the school gate is made of iron. Every day, the doorman always opens the door with a lock. Then a group of children rushed in like a race, found their seats and knocked on the wooden table.

At the age of ten, the road in front of my house had to be rebuilt, and the sound of the transport plane was harsh. After this became a habit, one day a spacious and tidy road suddenly appeared in front of me, which made me happy all day. Down jacket seems to be a fashion, which can keep out the cold in winter. And I began to like to sit in front of the computer and scratch, and then my eyes hurt when I look at the clear and bright pictures on TV.

At the age of fourteen, I was already a middle school student. I used to walk in quietly after the retractable door of the school was opened every morning. I used to rest on the cold iron desk after entering the classroom. Accustomed to the deafening music in the mall and the just right lighting that suddenly appeared on the big screen in the tall building. On the 60th anniversary of the National Day, people wore all kinds of clothes and drove private cars through busy streets. Everything is changing with each passing day. I clearly feel that our motherland is constantly growing and then showing its majestic power.

In this coming 10 month, we will witness the 60th birthday of the great motherland and the rise of the Chinese nation. Let's write a glorious chapter of the great motherland.

. . . . . So tired! Do me a favor, ok, just step on it!