Red-the eternal prosperity of hometown Ruijin

As time goes by, what can't flow away is my love for my hometown, and what can't flow away is the pride and enthusiasm of generations of hometown people.

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Someone said:? Guilin has the best scenery in the world. ? Others said:? Wuyi Qixiu Jia southeast. ? My hometown, Ruijin, although there is no beautiful scenery in Guilin and no twists and turns in Wuyishan, its unique and simple scenery will be impressive. Ruijin, the red capital, is closely related to the revolutionary process in China, which makes it enjoy? Historic city? 、? Red old capital? Good name, I am proud of it, too!

Red is the eternal totem of this small town. The red land, the red buildings, the red star emblem, and the Chinese Soviet * * * and the national flag flying in the streets all reflect her history yesterday and her glory today. Into Ruijin, the cradle of * * * and the country, a red old capital infiltrated by red blood.

Strolling through the streets, this small town, like other cities, has the pattern and rhythm of a modern city, with high-rise buildings and traffic. The difference is that Ruijin has its own unique name:? Hongdu Square? 、? Hongdu Avenue? 、? Hongdu Hotel? With what? Hongdu? Named places are everywhere. Ask anyone in the street, even a child, and they will tell you: this used to be the red capital!

Walking along a country road, the jingle of well water sounds like a ditty, echoing in my ears. For Ruijin, people's initial impression mostly stems from an elementary school text "Drinking Water without Forgetting Diggers", which is familiar to generations in New China. Now people affectionately call this a well? Hongjing? . On the stone tablet beside the well, don't forget the well digger and always remember Chairman Mao? Two lines of Chinese characters are more striking. This text tells the story of Mao Zedong digging a well for the people in Shazhouba Village, Ruijin with the word 100. The people thank Mao Zedong. Visiting Hongjing in person, tasting the sweet water of Hongjing and revisiting this passage have added many new insights. The simple and touching feelings of the people in Shazhouba are the source of sweet and mellow water. Over the past 60 years, the Republic of China has undergone earth-shaking changes, but the kindness and gratitude of the people in Shazhouba have not changed. Red water is sweet, keep it in mind. Shazhouba grateful people are amiable and lovely people.

Climbing the stairs, the flowers and plants on the roadside are printed with the glory of history, and the Revolutionary Martyrs Memorial Hall is also a unique scenery. The exhibition hall displays some statues of great men and relics of martyrs. The names of many heroes and their great achievements are recorded here. They exchanged their precious lives for the victory of the war. Looking back on the wave after wave progress of the China * * * Production Party in the past century, they made selfless dedication and heroic sacrifice for the victory of the China Revolution, so that each of us deeply realized the great spirit of the Red Army soldiers.

Walking along the Mianjiang River, the refreshing river wind gently blows across the gorge, giving people warmth and pleasure. The willows on the shore hang down gently, and the green branches are dotted with the green river, which makes the river sway vividly.

Finally, I came to Luohanyan by car with all my leisure. The magical creator gave birth to countless famous mountains and rivers. Located about 30 kilometers east of Ruijin City, Luohanyan Scenic Area is an artistic masterpiece carefully carved by nature for tens of thousands of years. Although Luohanyan is not among the five mountains, it will also present different wonders in different seasons. In spring, hundreds of flowers are in full bloom, thousands of branches are green, warblers are singing and butterflies are dancing; In summer, the forest is vast, green is about to drip, silver springs are everywhere, and leaves are shaded; Autumn.

Liu Xin, Grade 8, No.2 Middle School, Ruijin City, Jiangxi Province