Ice-Blood Changjin Lake: Tell me about it.

The first article: 300 words of thoughts on Changjin Lake.

On the National Day, under the recommendation of my teacher and the guidance of my parents, I went to the Star Theater in Times Square to see Changjin Lake.

I was very excited before I saw it. -Look, it's still half an hour! Half an hour passed and the film began. I saw and understood the origin of the Longjiang Lake War. First, because the United States helped South Korea launch a full-scale war of aggression against North Korea. Because of the urgency of the matter, it threatened the newly born new China, so it had to launch the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and thus it reached the Yangtze River and Lake.

Looking at it, I feel my blood boiling all over. After reading it, I think the most meaningful sentence in it is "If an egg is knocked open from the outside, it is destined to be eaten only." If you peck it open from the inside, it may be an eagle. "Yes, you are the eagle to eat food, or the eagle to eat food, completely depends on your own choice!

The War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea laid the foundation for the development and prosperity of New China, and also bought time for the growth of New China.

Chapter two: 300 words of thoughts on Changjin Lake.

After watching this movie, I have a lot of feelings in my heart. This film tells a classic battle in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea-the Battle of Changjin Lake. The background of the story is 1950, when New China was just founded. At that time, the First Marine Division dived to the west side of Changjin Lake, where the mountains fluctuated. Volunteers clearly know that there are hundreds of thousands of American troops ahead, with the most advanced equipment in the world, including 3,000 people in the division headquarters of Marine/KLOC-0, and some engineers. On the east side of the lake, there are 4,000 men from the 3rd 1 regiment of the 7th Army Division, 8,000 men from the 5th 1 Division of the Marine Corps, and air support from the 1st1Aviation Wing. And our volunteers are not well equipped and can only "fight hard".

The film The Battle at Lake Changjin was partially restored by interviewing the memories of the war veterans. Volunteers didn't have many cotton covers at that time. It may be that God is at work, and the lowest temperature at night is as low as MINUS 40 degrees, which makes the battle of the volunteers worse. There is a sentence in the movie that impressed me deeply: if we don't fight this war, it will be our next generation. It is the fearless dedication of our ancestors that has made us have a beautiful today. We should cherish the hard-won good life now and work and study hard for the rejuvenation of China!

Chapter 3: 300 words of thoughts on Changjin Lake.

Tonight, I watched the movie The Battle of Changjin Lake, which lasted for three hours. I was deeply moved by it. The theme of this film is a battle in the Changjin Lake area in the second campaign to resist US aggression and aid Korea. Under difficult conditions, the three armies of the Ninth Corps of Chinese people's Volunteer Army fought against the US military with advanced equipment, creating a record of adowa of one regiment of the US military. Forcing the American ace troops with outstanding military achievements to experience the "longest retreat" in history, the martyrs defended their homes with their lives. What impressed me the most were two scenes. The first is Mao Zedong's son Mao Anying, who died to get this map.

I remembered what Mao said to Peng in order to come to North Korea. "Other people's children commanded on the battlefield. Why don't I go to the hair? " "I feel ready to die from this sentence of Mao. He is an admirable man for the sake of the country and the overall situation. The second is the image of soldiers finally frozen in the trenches. Even at the expense, they will never give up the task. This spirit is unbeatable by Americans, so the American army is convinced to lose.

Chapter four: 300 words of thoughts on Changjin Lake.

During the National Day holiday, I watched a patriotic blockbuster called Changjin Lake. This film tells the story of resisting US aggression and aiding Korea from 65438 to 0950, when Americans wanted to use North Korea as a springboard for their attack. Under the leadership of Chairman Mao, China people and China sent volunteers with Peng as commander-in-chief to help the Korean people resist the United States. 180-minute film shows the perseverance of the volunteers, although it can't tell the whole story of the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.

Perseverance in the heart, every soldier's words will be remembered by future generations. The film is based on the soldiers of the Seventh Company. They dare to fight and are not afraid of sacrifice. I was deeply impressed by the behavior of the soldiers. The bombs dropped by American warplanes have signs to guide them, but they are carried by their bodies regardless of the pain.

When Americans attacked Changjin Lake, they were not waiting for dangerous gunfire, but soldiers who would rather freeze to death than disobey orders. Foreigners are ashamed. We have our Qiang Bing, but they only have soldiers who dislike each other and wait for dinner.

We should learn from the patriotic spirit of the volunteers and the spirit of carrying out orders. We are not afraid to sacrifice the spirit of defending our country. They exchanged their blood and lives for the peaceful reunification of the motherland. We should study hard and serve the motherland when we grow up.