Composition for the second grade of elementary school (600 words): The back of the police uncle

The title of the composition: The back of the police uncle

Keywords: The back of the uncle in the second grade of elementary school

This article is suitable for: the second grade of elementary school

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This composition (600 words) is about the second grade of elementary school (600 words). The title is: "The Back of the Police Uncle". Everyone is welcome to contribute.

The back of the police uncle

The police uncle

is the pride of our motherland

the people’s protective shield

Whenever I see a policeman on the street

I always admire this scene secretly

The policeman stands guard every day

Even after get off work, the stars in the sky are shining

Police uncles work very hard

Under the scorching sun and wind and rain

Their backs look even more hazy

They are the ones braving the wind and snow

It is they who are sweating

They still want to arrest and solve the case

Everything is for the people

They are not afraid of these difficulties

They want to provide safety and security for the general public

Their wishes are the same

They are all

Let the good things spread to the people!

The back of the police uncle appeared in front of my eyes

Appeared in my eyes again and again

Looking at the blue sky

It seemed that every white cloud was heading towards They are smiling

There are many changes in the cases

They are not afraid of difficulties

They have gone through many hardships

Even under the surveillance of criminal gangs< /p>

Also willing to perform the work

Chase the case

The back of the police uncle

Made the motherland what it is today

< p> Without their hard work for the country

Where would the happy life now be?

For the motherland

For the people

There are more and more police uncles’ backs

The goals of urban development are becoming more and more broad< /p>

Uncle Police

Our pride!

Thinking of this

I smiled happily...

Postscript: I studied the text "Writing the Railway to Lhasa" a few days ago, let us Learn about the hardships of railway builders. Suddenly I thought of the policemen in front of us. They have come and gone through thick and thin, and they have sacrificed their lives for everyone. I would like to dedicate this little poem to you and sincerely say: You have worked hard! Salute to you!