A 600-word essay on people’s livelihood projects

We are all beneficiaries of people's livelihood projects

Happy time always flies by, and the two-month summer vacation is over quickly without knowing it. On the first day of school, I was surprised to find that the school had changed so much that I couldn’t believe it was the Beijing Road Primary School before the holidays.

First of all, the dusty and old words "Beijing Road Primary School" that were originally pasted on the school gate disappeared, and were replaced by neatly painted and shiny words. house number. The school's door was also painted with a layer of red paint, which looked very beautiful. A large electronic screen was added above the gate, with slogans welcoming students back to school and new students enrolling, as well as the date and time.

When you enter the campus, the changes inside are even greater. The teaching building, which used to be rickety when students stamped on it, has also been reinforced. Now, no matter how much the students jump around, the building remains stable and motionless. We feel much safer. The original computer room could not connect to the Internet, but this time broadband was also opened, and the facilities inside were very complete, which was very convenient for us to use. The old tables and chairs in the classroom have also disappeared, replaced by rows of brand new tables and chairs. The school has built a new science laboratory, where students can do various interesting experiments in the future. In addition, the crumbling, smelly toilet was also renovated. The toilet is much cleaner and has been sprayed with fragrance, so we no longer have to cover our noses and tiptoe in.

While I was still immersed in the joy of campus changes, my good friend Zhao Mengting couldn’t wait to tell me the good news: “Pan Siqi, the teacher said that I don’t have to pay tuition, miscellaneous fees and book fees this semester, and He also sent me many homework books." Zhao Mengting's family is in a rural area and her economic conditions are not very good. Last year, her eye surgery cost a lot of money, and her school teachers and classmates all donated money. This time tuition, fees and book fees are waived, and I am happy for her.

In the evening, when I told my father what I saw in school, my father told me that this was a livelihood project funded by the city government. There are many people's livelihood projects like this, such as reimbursement of medical expenses for grandma's gallstone surgery, renovation and improvement of the community where grandma's house is located...

After listening to my father's introduction, I finally understood: people's livelihood projects All around us, we are all beneficiaries of people's livelihood projects.