Sentences of primary school students cheering for the fight against the epidemic

The sentences of primary school students cheering for the fight against the epidemic are as follows:

1. Keep the epidemic clean, wait for the epidemic to disperse, live up to the sunshine and love, and wish the mountains and rivers are safe and the world is safe. Come on, China!

2, the epidemic dust is not stained, waiting for the epidemic to disperse. No sunshine, no love. There is a power that no one can resist. It never gives up and is born stubborn.

3. There are no quiet days. It's just someone carrying a load for us. Pay tribute to angels in white.

4. To all the heroes who rushed to the front line to fight the epidemic, come on, China! Fighting the epidemic will win.

5. There are no quiet days. It's just that someone carries the burden for us and pays tribute to the front-line staff. I hope the epidemic will disperse as soon as possible, and the mountains and rivers will be safe and the world will be safe.

6, the epidemic dust is not stained, waiting for the epidemic to disperse. No sunshine, no love. May the mountains and rivers be safe and the world be safe! Unity is strength, * * * tide over the difficulties!

7, not afraid of the epidemic, stick to the front line; Work hard, seize the day; Have fun in pain, no regrets; Live up to time, live up to youth! May all the good things in the world happen at the right time.

8. Don't get infected, wait for the epidemic to disperse, live up to the sunshine and love, and wish the mountains and rivers are safe and the world is safe. Come on.

9. Pay tribute to the frontline personnel fighting the epidemic, to all those who have contributed to the fight against the epidemic, unite as one, fight the epidemic and cheer for China together!

1. Don't dye the epidemic dust, wait for the epidemic to disperse, live up to the sunshine and pay no love. May the mountains and rivers be safe and the world be safe!

11. Try your best to live up to the sunshine and love. May the mountains and rivers be safe, and you and I are safe. Come on.

12. There is a city called unity is strength, and there is a line called anti-epidemic front line. I want to pay tribute to those lovely angels, and hope to protect yourselves and end the epidemic at an early date.