Inherit the red gene and inspire patriotism

In order to inherit the red gene, continue the red blood, further promote the spirit of patriotism, and stimulate the patriotic enthusiasm of the students, on the first working day after the Spring Festival, the children in my class met with teachers and parents. Under the leadership of the party, they gathered in China Film City and watched the movie "Changjin Lake: Shuimen Bridge" about the war to resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea. ?

This film is based on the Battle of Changjin Lake during the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, and revolves around scenes of bridge bombings. The volunteers fought bravely in an environment with huge disparity in equipment between the enemy and ourselves and extremely harsh weather conditions. They used their own blood and lives to defend their homeland and the country, and vividly displayed the spirit of resisting U.S. aggression and aiding Korea in front of the students. The whole movie can be described in four words: move! Shocking!

While watching the video, the students seemed to have stepped into those soul-stirring revolutionary years. They were deeply moved by the volunteers’ firm revolutionary will and fearless revolutionary spirit, and were awe-inspiring for their great contributions. respect. They are real heroes one after another! Even their sleeping postures are different from ordinary soldiers. The sniper Pinghe always maintains a shooting posture; they are to cover their teammates and prevent them from being discovered by enemy aircraft. They attract the attention of the aircraft by themselves, and Yu Congrong died heroically in the end. ; They are the instructor Mei Sheng who bravely died while biting his daughter's photo, saying "We have fought all the battles we have to fight, so that future generations will not have to fight"; they are the ones who sneaked into the enemy camp on their own and fought among thousands of people. Wu Qianli was knocked off the cliff at the gunpoint, but still detonated the artillery shell to carry out the task of blowing up the bridge. In the end, Wu Qianli died heroically... They left their precious lives on the battlefield. Their sacrifice is sad and admirable.

The war scenes in the movie are quite majestic, brutal and lifelike. Amidst the hail of bullets, it seems like airplanes are passing overhead, and grenades are piercing through. This film captures the cruelty of war, the bravery and fearlessness of the Chinese People’s Volunteers in supporting the Korean War, their determination to win, and their belief in protecting their homeland and country!

It turns out that there are no quiet years, it is just the predecessors who are carrying the burden for us. How lucky you are to be born in China!

At the end of the film, when Wu Wanli faced the commander, puffed up his chest and shouted with tears in his eyes: "The seventh company responded to 157 people, but actually got 1 person", the students all shed tears. After watching the movie, the students and parents were very excited. Everyone deeply felt that the spirit of resisting U.S. aggression and aiding Korea is timeless and is the continuation and inheritance of the great spirit of party building.

Today, we live in an era without gunpowder. It is the blood and sacrifice of our ancestors that gave us the good life we ??have today, so that we can sit quietly in the classroom and study; we must always remember history, Be grateful; we must learn from the strong patriotism of our revolutionary predecessors and have a strict sense of discipline in obeying orders and obeying orders; we must also pay tribute to the revolutionary heroes who are not afraid of sacrifice to protect their families and the country, study hard, practice skills hard, be brave enough to take on responsibilities, and hone will and strive to become the successor to the cause of socialism and the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. Let our great motherland be stronger and better! !

This is a movie, a piece of history, and a tribute. As long as we remember, they will live forever.

Brave and high-spirited, we crossed the Yalu River to protect peace, serve the motherland, and protect our hometown...