Children in Ruins Composition

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Composition 1 of Children in Ruins

Facing this photo and staring at this lonely child, I seemed to hear his call, a heart-rending call!

The child was playing with his parents this day, and he smiled brightly. At this happy moment, a loud noise startled the child, who was so frightened that he started crying. The child's cry made the father anxious, and he ran out with the child in his arms. Enemy planes were flying in the sky, and missiles were fired frequently from the sky and bombed the entire Shanghai Railway Station! The fleeing people fell one after another, making the originally crowded street become deserted! Broken overpasses, twisted railways, dilapidated houses, and rotting corpses all fell into one piece.

At this time, bursts of childish crying came from not far away. I saw a three- or four-year-old boy sitting on the blood-spattered ground. He was in ragged clothes and howling loudly. He is a poor child and the luckiest child!

A few days later, the anti-Japanese team members defeated the Japanese and recaptured Shanghai. Although many lives were lost in the war, the survivors still built houses in high spirits. A survivor saw the child and adopted him.

Decades later, this child became a professor because of his diligent study. He traveled around the world with his adoptive mother and lived a very happy life! Children in Ruins Composition 2

On August 28, 1937, Japanese invaders bombed the Shanghai South Railway Station. This sad and indignant scene will forever be etched in my mind.

That morning, the sky was clear and the waiting room was crowded. People were quietly waiting for the arrival of the train.

Suddenly, the sound of "buzzing" enemy planes came from the sky. People suddenly became confused and fled in all directions like frightened horses, heading straight for the exit of the train station.

There was a loud "boom", the house collapsed, the platform was destroyed, the rails were broken, the overpass collapsed... The ground was full of potholes, and the mutilated limbs of people who had been blown away were everywhere, groaning. The voices, cries for help, and shouts were all mixed together, and the scene in front of them was too horrible to watch. The smoke of sin filled the Shanghai South Railway Station.

"Wow——" A heartbreaking cry came from my ears. Following the sound, it turned out to be a little boy crying sadly and helplessly. The little boy, about three years old, was sitting on the ground with his legs crossed. His clothes were in pieces, his face was blackened by smoke, and there were several scars on it. He shouted from time to time: "Mom, Mom!" At this time, a voice from the ruins not far away answered him: "Child..." The boy stopped crying and crawled towards the ruins desperately. Debris on the ground cut wounds on his body. At this time, a steel bar that fell from the overpass broke his leg, but he still did not give up and crawled forward tenaciously. When he was only two meters away from his mother, a bomb fell from the sky, "Boom"! The little boy's eyes suddenly went dark... When he opened his eyes again, his mother had closed her eyes forever. The little boy cried heartbreakingly and heartbrokenly, and his cry became even more pitiful and tragic. There was another "boom", and the boy also fell down...

When I saw this tragic scene in the photo, my heart was filled with endless sadness, but more importantly, I wanted to say no. Out of anger! Japanese devils, these inhumane, murderous devils! We must remember the atrocities committed by the Japanese army, cherish our happy life now, study hard, and never forget the national humiliation! Children in Ruins Composition 3

When I held this photo in my hand, I was deeply moved.

When I was a child, I kept hearing my mother repeat this sentence: "The Japanese are so bad, so bad that they have lost their humanity!"

When I saw this photo, the scene at that time came to mind. Zhang: On August 28, 1937, the Japanese invaders bombed the Shanghai South Railway Station. The real scene was photographed by reporters:

A poor child, sitting in a pile of ruins, sadly using a dirty He covered his face with his hands and cried loudly. The prosperity around him turned into ruins in an instant. He was extremely sad - because he lost his home and the family he was most familiar with. He cried silently in his heart. Shouting: "Dad...Mom...where are you...where are you!" He looked around, then looked at the bricks with confused eyes, and moved the bricks away little by little with his young hands: "Mom... ...Mom, don’t abandon me!” There is no hope in his eyes. If he were sensible, he would definitely think: Why is this happening? Where are my family and my relatives? yes! Where have the little boy's relatives gone? It turned out that during the Japanese plane bombing, the mother used her whole body to protect her child, but unfortunately she was killed. The child survived with difficulty. Later, he was seen by a reporter who took pictures and was sent to an orphanage.

At this time, I remembered what my mother said to me: "The Japanese are so bad, so bad that they have lost their humanity!" Yes, I always think that the Japanese don't have children or relatives. ? Don’t they know the sense of crisis and fear of losing a loved one? Do they just use knives and guns to kill innocent people? I hate the Japanese invaders, they are full of blood and ambition! They are not like other countries: they love peace and embrace peace.

Until now, the Japanese, led by the Prime Minister of Japan, are still unwilling to acknowledge history and the harm they have caused to other neighboring countries. They will only play with fire and burn themselves.

Japanese, please cherish the lives of others and make your own contribution to world peace. Children in the Ruins Composition 4

In the Anti-Japanese War Museum, I saw an old photo, which was taken by a reporter on August 28, 1937. Old photos of the Shanghai railway station that were bombarded by Japanese bombers. In the photo, we can see that what was once a bustling train station was blown up by Japanese bombers: some parts of the broken overpass were crumbling; the rails were twisted, and some were even blown away; the houses collapsed, and I could feel the ringing in my ears from time to time. There was a huge noise, it was really terrible!

In the photo, I saw a two or three-year-old boy in ragged clothes sitting next to the railway and crying. Why is he crying? Where are his parents? A series of question marks emerged in my mind. Maybe his parents wanted to take her to leave the crisis-ridden Shanghai and escape from the place where the Japanese invaded, but they were killed by a falling building before they could get on the train. The child was screaming heartbreakingly: Mom, dad, wu wu wu, don’t leave me alone, I’m scared! "Thinking of this, I feel very sad for that little boy. Maybe he will starve to death in a few days, maybe he will be found and beaten to death by the Japanese soldiers, maybe I simply don't dare to think about it anymore!

I want to say: Japanese invaders, you are also people raised by your parents. Can you bear to see your families broken up? Can you bear to see your sons lose their parents, parents lose their children, and your children lose their brothers? In a peaceful environment, I also hate war, which brings endless losses to mankind. We, the people of the world, should join hands to maintain world peace, stop war, and make tomorrow's world better. Composition of Children in Ruins 5

On August 28, 1937, the Japanese invaders bombed my country’s bustling Shanghai South Railway Station. At that time, the bustling Shanghai South Railway Station was bombed to pieces, dilapidated and in a mess.

In the ruins, there were bursts of miserable cries, and a little boy, only two or three years old, in tattered clothes, was sitting on the bombed train. In the middle of the track, he was crying and shouting. He was looking for his parents everywhere, but he looked left and right, looked forward and back, and there was no sign of his parents. Where did his parents go? It turned out that just a few minutes ago, in order to protect his young life, his parents had desperately used their bodies to block the enemy's shrapnel. His parents had been blown beyond recognition. Although he kept shouting, he never got a reply from his parents. How helpless he was! At such a young age, what will be his future destiny? Maybe he will starve to death in these ruins, maybe he will be rescued by a kind person, and when he grows up, he may become a little hero like rain, and he will avenge his parents.

Why does Japanese imperialism dare to act recklessly on Chinese territory? That is because China was poor and backward at that time, science and technology were not developed enough, and the Japanese imperialists were ambitious... We must remember this humiliating history and never forget the national humiliation. "If you fall behind, you will be beaten. Only through science and technology can you strengthen your country." For this reason, from now on, we must study hard, work hard, and revitalize China so that the tragedy of history will never happen again. Children in Ruins Composition 6

On August 28, 1937, there was an endless flow of people at Shanghai South Railway Station. People walked towards the train station with spring breeze on their faces. Various people talked happily, and the train station was gorgeous. A bustling scene.

The disaster happened at this moment, the hateful Japanese soldiers came quietly in bombers. When the "beep beep" sound of enemy planes enveloped the sky, at first people didn't understand what was happening, but just stared at the sky in unison. But when the sound of bombs resounded through the sky, people woke up from a dream and rushed to the underground passages to take refuge. But it was too late. The incendiary bombs and missiles dropped made a huge noise, and the train station instantly became a sea of ??flames. "Baby, where are you?" Run quickly, the Japanese are attacking again! "There were cries everywhere. When the bad guys saw that the mission was completed, they went back to receive the reward with satisfaction.

At this moment, a child wailed loudly and heard people's ears, "Mom ,Where are you? "He only saw the bombed-out houses and broken overpasses in front of him, but his closest relatives were not around. At this moment, an American reporter came here and took this black-and-white photo. Maybe from now on, this The child will find his parents and rebuild a warm family; maybe he will meet a kind person and adopt him; but maybe he will live on the street, in extreme cold, and finally follow his parents to a place full of flowers and never war. World - Paradise...

In any case, the war left deep pain in this child's heart. What is even more infuriating is that Japan did not repent of its sins after the failure of its occupation of China. Denied this history of blood and tears in China: the Nanjing Massacre. Germany is different. The current German Chancellor deeply apologized to all European countries on the anniversary of World War II.

I hope that every Chinese will. We must remember that period of history, and at the same time, the entire international community must take action to call for peace and stop the war! Children in the Ruins Essay 7

At this time, there was a sea of ??people at Shanghai South Railway Station. There was a harsh sound - "buzzing buzzing". When I looked up, it turned out to be an enemy plane, and several shells fell from the sky.

Suddenly, people were at a loss and fled in panic. "Run, run!" "Mom and dad, where are you?" "The Japanese are coming to bomb, the Japanese are coming to bomb!" "Words were sprayed out from people's mouths. The sky was gray at that time, and the smoke of war filled the train station like clouds. Evil shells fell from the sky. The train station was suddenly in ruins. What came into view were broken overpasses and dilapidated houses. , twisted railway tracks and broken bricks and debris on the ground, the war was so cruel.

After the bombing, the cry of a child suddenly came. The reporter looked into the distance and saw a boy wailing. He seemed to be calling: "Mom, dad, where are you?" His parents were killed. The war took away precious lives, and the child's body was soaked in coagulated blood. The boy looked around and saw corpses in front of him. These corpses made the boy more frightened and helpless.

In the end, the reporter sent the little boy to an orphanage. When the boy grew up, he also became an outstanding "military observer" of the peacekeeping force. He will maintain peace and stop wars in the future!

We hope, we pray - that the children in the war will have a desk, a stable desk that will not be overturned by the air waves of missiles! There is a classroom, a pure white classroom, protected from bomb shrapnel! Read among the flowers like us, enjoy the spring like us... Children in the Ruins Composition 8

When we opened the Chinese textbook, we saw such a photo in the book: the photo recorded 1937 On August 28, 2018, the real scene of the Japanese air raid on Shanghai North Railway Station.

At that time, a couple took a boy about two or three years old to take a train, preparing to escape from Shanghai. They were waiting for the train in the waiting hall, but instead of waiting for the train, they arrived at the Japanese airport. But I saw a few black spots in the sky, and then there was a rumbling sound, and several artillery pieces fell out. The bus station suddenly became chaotic, parents called their children, and the children called their families, maybe just a few days ago A few seconds ago, this child was still looking cute in the arms of his parents. However, a few seconds later, after everything was over, there were only cries and hisses as the crowd of abortions scattered the little boy's family.

Under the indiscriminate bombing by Japanese planes, the bus station was instantly transformed into a ruined area, with corpses everywhere. Cracked overpasses, crooked railway lines, dilapidated houses, broken bricks and tiles everywhere, the once bustling bus station is now dead silent, with only the cry of a child, and a heartbroken person sat in the middle of the crooked railway line. The little boy who was lucky enough to survive was the child of that couple! He was already crying hysterically, as if to say: Mom and Dad, where are everyone? I'm so scared, take me away quickly! This time, his parents didn't come to take him away like before. The crying sound became louder and louder, as if scolding the invading army: Why do you want to destroy our home and give it back to our parents? I hate everyone! What will be the future fortune of this little boy?

He will probably starve to death because no one will give them food. It is very likely that he will survive, but he has no money, so he has to steal, and no one tells him what he should do and what he should not do. But I believe that the journalist who took this photo will definitely save him and help him become a person who contributes to the national defense of New China.

The war caused thousands of lives to be lost, making the originally peaceful homeland less and less peaceful, and turning the originally bustling streets into a wasteland. I hope that such a historical moment will unfortunately no longer happen. Let this world become a real planet without wars and weapons and equipment. Children in the Ruins Composition 9

On August 28, 1937, Japanese planes bombed the Shanghai Railway Station.

On this day, a couple took a little boy to take a train, preparing to escape the smoke-filled place of Shanghai. They didn't wait for the train, but they did wait for the Japanese bombers. "Boom, boom, boom", the sound reached the sky above the train station, and several bombs fell and turned the train station into ruins.

The fires shone in the ruins after the war and were as hot as an oven. The rising dust turned the station gray. The little boy couldn't find his parents. His clothes became ragged and covered with blood, and his face turned red, so scary. He sat on the winding railway and cried loudly, as if to say: "Mom, Dad, where are you? My body hurts so much, I want to go home!" He held the bear toy in his hands and shouted at the top of his lungs. Gradually, gradually, the crying became softer and softer, and finally, there was only moaning.

The flames in the station disappeared and it became cool again. The overpass, which was originally exquisitely crafted and solid, made a "squeaking" sound when the wind blew it, as if it would fall over accidentally. Below; the railways that were blown up and broken were unimaginable, and there was a big hole in every broken place, which was unfathomable; not to mention the collapsed houses, the "piapia" sound of wooden boards being blown down by the wind could be heard everywhere , no room is complete. There are also many corpses scattered here, and the stench they emit spreads throughout the station, which is extremely unpleasant!

War makes human beings extinct, while peace makes human beings strong. Let us all work together to create a beautiful earth without smoke and weapons! Children in the Ruins Composition 10

In today’s Chinese class, the teacher showed us an old photo. That was the real scene captured by reporters when Japanese invaders bombed the Shanghai South Railway Station on August 28, 1937, during the Anti-Japanese War.

In the photo, the high overpass was broken, the straight rails were twisted, the surrounding buildings collapsed, and the ground was covered with brick and tile debris. A little boy who was only two or three years old sat alone in the ruins and howled. I saw that his clothes were in rags, torn into strips of cloth, and their original appearance could no longer be seen. His face and body were covered in bruises and bruises, making it impossible to tell whether they were mud or blood. Those helpless eyes showed fear of the world. He was crying: "I want mom, I want dad!" However, no matter how much he cried, his mother's kind smile did not appear in front of him, nor did his father's strong hands hold him. His heart-rending cry seemed to be complaining to the invaders: "Why are the "Xiong Ba" so cruel? Why did they take away the lives of my parents and my supposedly happy childhood! I was still so young and became How will I live in the future if I am an orphan?"

Perhaps, in those war-torn times, no one would pity him, and he would become a beggar, begging for a living every day, and eventually starve to death on the streets. ; Maybe, because he had no food to eat, he finally embarked on the path of petty theft; maybe... But no matter what, he is an innocent victim.

Yes, it is the war that has turned the once prosperous city into ruins; it is the war that has claimed the lives of millions of people; it is the war that has destroyed people’s beautiful homes, leaving many people homeless and separated from their families. ; It was the war that broke the children's happy childhood.

We must unite to sound the death knell for war, let the God of peace stay in the world forever, and make tomorrow's world truly a home for mankind with sunshine, flowers and love! Children in the Ruins Essay 11

This photo was taken by a reporter who risked his life on August 28, 1937, when the Japanese invaders bombed the Shanghai South Railway Station.

It was a sunny morning, and the train station was crowded with people as usual. Xiao Ming's parents were preparing to flee Shanghai with him. At the moment when they were about to board the train, the Japanese invaders' planes hovered over the train station for a long time and dropped bombs one after another. Suddenly, the train station turned into ruins, with cries, shouts, and explosions. After a long time, the train station was silent. At this time, the cry of a child was heard not far away. It turned out that the mother used her body to protect Xiao Ming. Xiao Ming, who was two or three years old, was lucky enough to survive. He looked at his parents who were bloody and bloody in front of him, and cried loudly, as if to say: "This abominable war, give back to my parents, give back to my relatives, I want peace..." …”

One can imagine what will be the fate of this child in the future? He may have to beg for food on the street; he may starve to death on the road; he may also be taken in by a kind person... All kinds of fantasies may come true.

War, how ruthless you are, depriving the child who is about to act coquettishly in his mother's arms of his mother's love! War, you made many innocent people lose their lives! War, why can't you leave and let peace last forever in the world? I long for peace! Composition 12 of Children in Ruins

Facing this photo and staring at this lonely child, I seemed to hear his call, a heart-rending call.

On August 28, 1937, the train station was busy as usual, with people coming and going. This three- or four-year-old child was happily taking the train with his parents to visit his grandma's house. Suddenly, several Japanese aircraft appeared in the sky. Bombs dropped from the sky one after another. Just hearing a "boom", the train station instantly turned into ruins. Suddenly blood flowed into a river, it was too horrible to see. The surviving people suddenly panicked, running, shouting, and crying, "The Japs are coming, the Japs are coming! Run, run!" For a while, hoarse shouts resounded through the sky. The enemy's planes were still hovering in the sky, and bombs flew over "swish, swish" one after another, and the fleeing people fell one after another. The once prosperous area is now in ruins: the overpass is broken and crumbling; the railway is twisted; the houses are dilapidated; corpses are lying scattered in pieces, a tragic scene.

At this time, bursts of childish crying came from not far away. It turned out that the child was sitting in the ruins and howling loudly. His clothes were ragged and there were many blood stains on his body. While crying, she shouted: "Mom, Dad, wake up quickly, I'm scared!" It turned out that the child's parents used their bodies to protect the child. But he is still young and still doesn’t understand why his parents are lying on the ground? Why didn't you answer him with your eyes closed? The child sat alone on the cold ground, still screaming, and bullets were still being fired mercilessly. The child's heart-rending cry attracted the attention of the Japanese. A bullet flew toward him quietly and hit his chest. He also became the soul of an unjust death...

This It is the harm caused by war to human beings. Even defenseless children are not spared. This scene is too terrible to watch. We must remember the shame of history and work hard to make our country stronger. Only in this way can we prevent the Chinese people from being bullied by foreigners and make our motherland stand tall among the nations of the world. Children in the Ruins Composition 13

At this time, Shanghai South Railway Station was crowded with people. Everyone here did not know that a disaster was coming.

Now is the time when the Anti-Japanese War is at its most intense. Many people are going to the countryside to take refuge, and this little boy’s family is no exception.

"Hey——" Several Japanese invader bombers flew through the sky and dropped dozens of bombs. boom! There was a loud noise, and all the surrounding houses were reduced to rubble. boom! A few more bombs went off! I saw sparks flying everywhere, corpses scattered everywhere, and rivers of blood flowing. People fled in all directions, but they couldn't escape the planes and bombs. They were either killed by the explosion or were crushed by huge rocks and unable to move! The little boy's father was killed in the bombing, and his mother also died protecting him. He sat alone next to the ruins, staring at his mother's body quietly, as if he felt an indescribable pain...

After the Japanese invaders plane left, the little boy sat on the There was wailing. That cry was heartbreaking, full of fear and hatred!

The Shanghai South Railway Station, which was once crowded with people, has now become desolate. What is the reason for this? !

These are all "good things" done by war! Look at that little boy who lost his parents in just a few hours. Save them! For wives no longer lose their husbands, for mothers no longer lose their children, for children no longer lose their parents! The whole world should act together to maintain peace and stop war! Children in the Ruins Composition 14

The war broke up people’s families, scattered their wives and children, and destroyed their bodies.

At around two o'clock in the afternoon on August 28, 2016, at the Shanghai South Railway Station, bombers of the Japanese invaders suddenly appeared in the sky. Before people could react, a large bomb was flying fast. The ground fell to the rear carriage of the train. In the blink of an eye, only a rumble was heard. The rear carriage immediately disappeared with a loud noise. No! It was blown into beryllium copper and rotten iron! As the saying goes: one wave is not over, another wave is rising! Just as people were running away, crying, and screaming... several more bombs fell like raindrops, and in an instant, they only heard several "cracking" sounds. It was shocking to see the smashed trains, dilapidated houses, tall trees, uneven land, broken overpasses... It could be said that it was like the end of the world. Where was the bustling train station just now? Where is the lively and cute child just now? Are you just happily preparing to go back to your hometown? Why did it suddenly become filled with smoke and bones flying everywhere?

Suddenly a sad cry came from the ruins. It was a little child who was crying to find his relatives. His body was covered with blood. He was obviously frightened by the explosion just now! I don’t know whether it was because the child was crying too loudly, or something really sounded like a very weak voice coming from a piece of iron, but the child could clearly recognize that it was the mother. The child crawled over regardless of himself and wanted to quickly fall into his mother’s arms! His hands and feet were injured by stones and pieces of iron...but he still ignored them and finally climbed out! He was wiping the blood of his mother, but at this moment his mother unfortunately passed away. This poor child, who knows what his fate will be in the future, whether he will be adopted by kind-hearted people, leave with his mother, or live on the streets...

War is terrible, it will make people lose their precious things. lives, we must stop the war, prevent children from losing their parents, and prevent wives from losing their husbands... Let us pray together to stay away from war, the world needs peace! Children in the Ruins Composition 15

On August 28, 2008, an inhumane thing happened at Shanghai South Railway Station.

This morning, Shanghai South Railway Station was still a bustling and beautiful scene. The standing room was very crowded. At this moment, the Japanese invaders launched missiles and prepared to blow up the place.

In an instant, the bustling scene changed. The tall overpass broke, and pieces of broken tiles fell down, blocking people's way. The straight railway becomes crooked. Bodies fell one after another in the ruins. The road stained red with blood is scary. The cries of people gradually became quieter. There was smoke everywhere in the train station, and the people who were still alive were full of fear.

A child's voice came from the train station, "Mom and dad, why don't you move? There is a lot of blood. I'm so scared, let's go!" The child kept pulling him and he fell in a pool of blood. He didn't know his parents were dead. At this time a bomb fell from the sky, but fortunately the child escaped. He climbed out of the train station. This poor child fed himself like this. He almost died several times, but in the end he survived. These diseases did not kill him. Days passed and the child finally grew up. He wants to avenge his parents, but when will this war end? But we have to drive these Japanese invaders out of our homeland.

I want peace as much as this child does. The children of the past were so happy compared to us! That's because we have been living in peace. But some places are still filled with the smoke of war.

I hope for peace, not war!