Short sentences about visiting the Military Museum

1. Thoughts after visiting the Military Museum

Approaching the Military Museum of the Chinese People’s Revolution, a century-old wind soaked in the solemnity of history and full of the unyielding spirit of the Chinese nation hits your face. Come. There is a statue of Comrade Mao Zedong standing in the main hall. It was he who led the 40 million suffering Chinese people to stand up under the enemy's butcher knife and create the beautiful world today.

The central exhibition hall displays China’s military equipment from modern times, including models and actual objects. Everything reveals the unyielding and ever-progressive spirit of the Chinese nation. The towering "Dongfanghong No. 1" missile illustrates the inner confidence and pride of the Chinese people.

The winter wind was biting, and the exhibition halls on both wings were already quite cold. Some aircraft, tanks, ships, and artillery that had participated in battles and perhaps made countless military exploits were lying there quietly, leaving those The domineering spirit he once had was deeply hidden, and he remained motionless, even though the wind howled by him again and again. They have completed the mission given to them by history, and all they need to do now is to lie there quietly and enjoy the endless respect of its people...

From the Dawenkou period From the beginning of the first war to the eve of the founding of New China, China always seemed to be shrouded in a thick or light layer of gunpowder smoke: war was needed to change dynasties and put down rebellions, and war was also needed to resist foreign aggression and protect China. In these countless wars, the great Chinese people have time and again exerted their infinite wisdom and created various advanced weapons. These various styles and types of weapons depict a picture of the reform of Chinese weapons: from the initial stone ax to the later copper halberd, then to the later muskets and blunderbuss, to the current guns, ammunition, and missile satellites. This series of developments all demonstrate the wisdom of the Chinese people and herald the Chinese nation’s once again take-off!

Today's China has forever bid farewell to the past state of isolation and arrogance. She formulated a peaceful foreign policy and worked hard to follow these policies to establish friendly relations with other countries in the world, in order to achieve the common goal of all people - world peace. Everything in the exhibition hall is the best testimony of this.

The gray-colored old photos and scenes of unsightly ruins tell us about the struggles of the Chinese people in modern history as they resisted foreign aggression and defended their homeland to the death. It was a humiliating history, but at the same time it was an exciting history. The old China perished there, and the new China comes from there!

Let us hold high the great banner of New China, shoulder the mission entrusted to us by history, be down-to-earth, and move forward with a firm smile - there is a brighter future there! 2. Thoughts after visiting the Military Museum

Today, my classmates and I boarded the subway to the Military Museum of the Chinese People’s Revolution with great excitement. The museum shows us the 5,000-year military history and culture of the Chinese nation, as well as the history of the development and growth of the Chinese People's Liberation Army and the new achievements of China's national defense construction. We embarked on a red road of memories, feeling deeply for the heroes who have sought freedom and rebirth for thousands of years in the tracks of the wheel of history.

"Sacrificing one's life to go to the national disaster, seeing death as a sudden return home." At the critical moment of national peril, the majority of members of the Communist Party of China resolutely obeyed the party's call and rushed to the forefront of the Anti-Japanese War, charging into battle and bloody battlefields. Countless Communist Party members preferred death over surrender in the face of desperate situations, remained unwavering in prison, and died calmly and righteously on the enemy's execution ground. They used their blood and lives to write a magnificent chapter that shocked the world and made us cry, and set a glorious example for us.

Many students stood in front of the martyrs’ portraits with great reverence and took a group photo, their expressions as serious as the declaration. This was not a show, but a true reverence from the heart, as if they were paying homage to the martyrs. The martyrs said, "Yesterday you sacrificed for us, today we will continue to fight!"

On the way back to school, a question always lingered in my mind, what kind of thing supports a batch of clothes? The people of Lanxi traveled thousands of miles in such a difficult environment? I think it is faith, responsibility, spirit, and the soul of the nation that has always been with them. Among the four ancient civilizations, only China has always stood in the east of the world, and its essence is the national spirit that runs through the entire world. It has gone through darkness but never ended, and has gone through hardships but still accumulates over the years. The spirit of the Long March is the best summary of the national spirit. No matter how bumpy the road ahead is, we will keep moving forward... 3. Thoughts after visiting the Military Museum

Life is endless and struggle is endless! ——Reflections after visiting the Military Museum of the Chinese People’s Revolution At one o’clock in the afternoon on September 20, 2005, teachers and students of the directly affiliated party branch of the Korean Language Department, led by Secretary Wu Wei of the branch, set foot on the road to the Military Museum of the Chinese People’s Revolution with great excitement. subway.

The museum displays various weapons and introductions of weapons used in the process from ancient wars to modern wars, realistic war simulation scenes, and also records the glory of revolutionary heroes and martyrs who emerged in various periods. After coming out of the museum, everyone was deeply moved by the deeds. This visit is not only part of the educational activities to maintain the advanced nature of Communist Party members, but also makes us feel as if we have personally experienced the thousands of years of resistance to aggression and oppression by the descendants of the Yan and Huang Dynasties, and for the The history of the heroic struggle for the right to existence, people's democracy and national independence and the glorious journey of the people's army from scratch to strength, I can feel their unparalleled achievements that moved the heavens and the earth and the ghosts and gods. 60 years ago, the Chinese people won the great victory in the Anti-Japanese War.

This is the first complete victory China has achieved against foreign invasion in modern times. In the arduous War of Resistance Against Japan, the Communist Party of China has always been the mainstay and core of the entire nation's resistance against Japan.

The majority of members of the Communist Party of China charged forward, fought selflessly, wrote a magnificent chapter that moved the world with their blood and lives, and forged a great national spirit. History has fully proved that the Communist Party of China is not only the vanguard of the Chinese working class, but also the vanguard of the Chinese people and the Chinese nation.

"Sacrificing one's life to go to the national disaster, seeing death as a sudden return home." At the critical moment of national peril, the majority of members of the Communist Party of China resolutely obeyed the party's call and rushed to the forefront of the Anti-Japanese War, charging into battle and bloody battlefields.

Yang Zhenyu "will throw away his head, but the blood can be sprayed", Zhang Side "the masses are supreme and sacrifice himself for the people", "the eight heroic women will shine for thousands of years", the five heroes of Langya Mountain... countless ** Communist Party members would rather die than surrender when faced with a desperate situation, they would not waver in jail, they would stand upright and calmly sacrifice their lives on the enemy's execution ground. They used their blood and lives to write a magnificent chapter that shocked the world and made us cry, and set a glorious example for us.

Many students stood in front of the martyrs’ portraits with great reverence and took a group photo, their expressions as serious as the declaration. This was not a show, but a true reverence from the heart, as if they were paying homage to the martyrs. The martyrs said, "Yesterday you sacrificed for us, today we will continue to fight for future generations!" The so-called struggle is a spirit, not a body. Some people are dead while alive, and some are still alive after death. This is a saying from the poet Zang Kejia. Therefore, although the martyrs are far away from us, their noble character of not being afraid of danger and willing to die without surrender, their excellent qualities of always sharing the joys and sorrows with the people, and their excellent qualities of sacrificing themselves for the people at critical moments, and their spirit of endless life and endless struggle will remain immortal.

The Chinese nation is taking off. When the Chinese people face the world and look up to the sky, they feel the excitement and motivation to get rid of the old society, open the economic window, and carry out reform and opening up. At the same time, they are faced with the challenges at any time. To accept the challenges of world powers, oppose authoritarianism and terrorism, defend national security, and ensure the long-term peace and stability of the country, under this situation, we can only maintain the "Chinese spirit", inherit the great achievements established by the martyrs for the Chinese nation, and inherit the cultivation they cultivated with their lives. Only by maintaining the revolutionary spirit of Communist Party members, uniting as one, and working hard can we continuously push forward the cause of socialism with Chinese characteristics. 4. Please give me your review and introduction to the exhibition of the 80th anniversary of the founding of the People's Liberation Army at the Military Museum. Thank you, iAsk

Hello! Recommended address: (Many of what you need) Afterviewing 1 Today, I went to the Military Museum with my classmates to visit the 80th anniversary commemorative exhibition of the founding of the Army - Our Team Heads to the Sun.

Although there was no long queue like the Long March Exhibition, it was still overcrowded, so the visit was just a quick tour without a detailed look. The weapons exhibition held at the Military Expo Square is quite good. The whole tone is very consistent, military green, and it is all in one go. The only shortcoming, or regret, is that since the temperature in the outdoor exhibition is relatively high in summer, the audience is particularly prone to heatstroke or heatstroke during the viewing process. Have other physical discomforts.

All the exhibitions on the first floor are artificially lit, and the entire tone is relatively bright. The 80th anniversary exhibition is a bit like a historical exhibition, but there are not many physical collections. Most of them are auxiliary exhibits - display boards, which convey information to the audience through pictures and explanatory text.

This provides a lot of information to the audience, and few people can read the explanatory text one by one. Moreover, there are too many customers, and it is difficult to have the mood to read those things carefully in the crowd. There is also an exhibition of weapons and weapons in the middle hall on the first floor. They are all big things. The middle hall is also very grand and huge, giving people a good feeling. It is large and has a sense of hierarchy.

The exhibition also has a focus. When your exhibits are good enough, the exhibition format may not be so demanding, but when your exhibits are not very attractive, the design of the exhibition is very important.

The physical objects on display this time are quite attractive. For example, there are many types of guns on display on the second floor, which are eye-catching. However, I feel that the display of these guns is not very good.

The color tone of the entire exhibition hall is gray and white, and the display cabinets are in the form of large cabinets. The guns were just placed in rows, as if they were lacking something and were rather monotonous.

I find it boring to display it like this. It may be that I have visual fatigue from watching too much. Except for the first floor, everything uses a combination of natural lighting and artificial lighting, which saves resources.

There is also the issue of glare. The glare on some signboards is so strong that you can’t even see the text clearly when taking photos. Glare cannot be eliminated, but it can be reduced, which is a difficult problem.

The design of the specific exhibits is also very important. For example, the three statues of the navy, army and air force in the middle hall feel too thin and fail to make people feel the majesty of our soldiers. Some statues have blue eyes. Sorry, this error shouldn't happen. However, there are also many outstanding features in the exhibition, such as the restoration of the scene, which makes people feel like they are there, and the on-demand screen.

Nowadays, the audience has higher and higher requirements for exhibitions. Visual impact is very necessary, and participation in interaction is also particularly attractive. Another issue is about tickets. The reason why Junbo attracts so many people every time is largely because it is free of charge.

Although museums are non-profit institutions, due to the need for regular operating expenses, many museums still charge admission tickets. Perhaps according to the current level of economic development in our country, it is difficult for the government to allocate appropriate funds to each museum to make it possible. They don't charge admission. In any case, not charging admission is a good trend, allowing many people to get something from visiting the museum.

Of course, we are also aware that not charging tickets will bring about some problems, such as the load on the museum space, and sometimes damage to cultural relics. Many cultural relics cannot accept too much carbon dioxide, and some Management of the above issues and more. Afterviewing 2 We went to the Junbo on a hazy afternoon. We were crowded in a crowded bus and felt it moving slowly. Our excitement and passion were also worn away little by little.

When I arrived at the station, I found that some classmates were already waiting at the door. They were chatting and falling asleep, smoking and reading magazines. When I looked at each other, they were so embarrassed that they were speechless. The lady who checked the tickets at the entrance of the Military Museum was wearing unsightly heavy makeup, red eyebrows and blood-like lips. When I entered, she was humming a popular song, which made me wonder where I would go next.

In the dim light, my classmates and I first saw two big red flag cars. This is the car that the chairman used to ride in.

The instructions on the small sign are as follows. We were joking, saying how great it would be if you could go in and sit down. Maybe someone would tap you on the shoulder from behind. When you look back, ah, it’s Chairman Mao! Saying this, the atmosphere became much better, and we were able to put aside all the unpleasantness of the cold weather and gaze at those historical relics with a calm mind.

Cars, tanks, rockets, and cannons. With my shallow military knowledge, I cannot list their names and characteristics one by one. I can only rationally speculate on the stories behind them. For a moment, I imagined that they could all move. In this deathly silent hall, all the exhibits moved like they did when they were young. What a historical illusion it would be! But they have died long ago. They represent their respective stagnant time and are fixed here. They give tourists more emotions, but they have lost the right to speak.

On the second floor we saw a lot of knives and guns. The knives of the East and the guns of the West are each sealed in transparent glass. I believe they are still confronting each other, but they are just doing it quietly in silence, making it difficult for people to notice.

The kind-hearted Chinese used gunpowder to light up the bright fireworks over the city and countryside, but the invaders who improved the gunpowder used it to blast open the gates of the ancient city wall; when the Chinese swords chopped off the heads of the Japanese, At this time, there were Japanese soldiers who were shouting to commit suicide to the emperor; at the end of the last century, the Tang Dynasty band in China sang about the chivalry of chrysanthemums and swords. Before this, there was already a band in the West called "Gun & Roses"... Under the same sky, Maybe this is the difference between different cultures in the same era. I would rather regard those disputes and conflicts as indispensable adjuvants for various cultures in the long process of running-in and coordination.

Whenever the radio and TV hear the obituaries that war has broken out in a certain area, I always think of the issue that I had discussed seriously for a long time with my boy at the same table when I was a teenager: Do you think humans will eventually What about moving towards unification? Perhaps no one will ever be able to answer this question for children. In this museum, all that is left is the tarnished cold weapon, which failed to leave the flesh-and-blood image that should be with it.

After so many years, who will remember those flying artillery fire and smoke in the sky, and who will remember those bleeding and painful souls that haunted them? Modern youth gesticulate and talk rhetoric after reading military magazines. They set pictures of weapons as screen savers, and they compete with hacker software to attack. 5. Thoughts after visiting the Military Museum of the People's Liberation Army

On the morning of November 21, members of the party branch of my class visited the Military Museum of the People's Liberation Army. This is the first party member activity of this branch this semester, and everyone's enthusiasm is very high. The basic layout of the military expo includes: Northern Expedition, Agrarian Revolutionary War Museum, Anti-Japanese War Museum, National Liberation War Museum, Weapons Museum, Ancient War Museum, Modern War Museum, etc. Walking in these exhibition halls reminds us of those exciting scenes back then.

The students were very interested in the exhibits in the museum. Through the visit, the students were deeply touched. History has shown us the perseverance of our great nation, which has shed blood and sweat and fought for independence. The struggle has given rise to our respect and admiration for all patriots and revolutionary ancestors in history. Historically, the more serious the moment when our nation is facing danger, the more patriotism the Chinese people have become. The Communist Party of China led the people not to be afraid of bloodshed and sacrifice, and fought continuously to achieve the independence of the country and the liberation of the people. This revolutionary tradition needs us to inherit and carry forward forever. After the visit, the students all felt that as a graduate student, they should continuously enhance their national self-esteem, self-confidence and pride, enhance their sense of responsibility and mission, closely link their own destiny with the destiny of the motherland, and constantly Strengthen learning, use science and technology to make the motherland strong, and make your own contributions.

As a young student party member, it is even more necessary to set an example, set a good example and take the lead, influence and drive the surrounding non-party members, further carry forward the ownership spirit of "everyone is responsible for the rise and fall of the world", and integrate the realization of personal values ??into Go and make selfless contributions to the motherland. 6. Thoughts after visiting the Military Museum of the People's Liberation Army

The minimum price is 0.27 yuan/day to become a member of Baidu Library, and you can view the full content in the library gt; Original publisher: Ero0902 Thoughts after visiting the Military Museum Guomao 130302126 Guo Yarong approaches China At the Military Museum of the People's Revolution, the wind of the century, which is full of the majesty of history and the unyielding spirit of the Chinese nation, blows in front of us.

There is a statue of Comrade Mao Zedong standing in the main hall. It was he who led the 40,000 suffering Chinese people to stand up under the enemy's butcher knife and create the beautiful world today. Above the main entrance of the museum is a plaque "Military Museum of the Chinese People's Revolution" written by Chairman Mao Zedong himself.

The building is majestic and majestic. The Military Museum is China's only comprehensive military museum. It is a national museum that collects my country's modern and contemporary revolutionary historical relics since the Opium War in 1840, and studies and publicizes the history of China's socialist revolution and construction.

The central exhibition hall displays China’s military equipment from modern times, including models and actual objects. Everything reveals the unyielding and ever-progressive spirit of the Chinese nation.

The towering "Dongfanghong-1" missile illustrates the inner confidence and pride of the Chinese people. The cold wind was biting, and the exhibition halls on both wings were quite cold. Some aircraft, tanks, ships, and artillery that had participated in the battle and perhaps made countless military exploits were lying there quietly, hiding their former domineering power and motionless. , even if the wind howls by again and again.

They have completed the mission given to them by history. All they need to do now is to lie there quietly and enjoy the endless respect of his people... From the Dawenkou period From the beginning of a war to the eve of the founding of New China, China always seemed to be shrouded in a thick or light layer of gunpowder smoke: dynasty changes, putting down rebellions required war, and resisting foreign enemies. Protecting China also requires war.

In these countless wars, the great Chinese people have time and again exerted their infinite wisdom and created various advanced weapons. These weapons of different styles and types depict a.