My motherland in my heart

The motherland is in my heart ",a simple six words, tells the voice of many people in China. It is precisely because of this China heart that revolutionary martyrs shed their blood, Olympic athletes struggled hard and made great achievements. Every Chinese descendant will be excited when he sees the five-star red flag flying in the wind. Our happy life now is bought with the blood of the revolutionary martyrs, and when he saw the red scarf fluttering on his chest, my heart. The motherland is the mother, and the country is more important than the small family. When she grows up, she will become stronger with her hands. Over the past century, many Chinese sons and daughters who have made great achievements have not used "the motherland is in my heart" to spur themselves to work hard. Grandpa Zhou Enlai can become a great man admired by the people of China, not because he encouraged himself by "studying for the rise of China" at an early age; Tong Dizhou, a modern scientist, changed from an underachiever to an overseas student in China who caused a sensation in the western scientific community. Isn't this motivation from the firm belief that "what foreigners can do, so can China people"? Qian Xuesen, a great scientist, braved hardships and crossed the ocean to return to the motherland and devoted his life, because his unchanging lofty belief is his touching "motherland, I am back!" " "Motherland, I met your majesty and majesty in the Great Wall Ridge; I met your vastness and vastness in the desert wasteland; I learned about your long history and glory in the ancient Forbidden City in Tiananmen Square. The education of loving the motherland permeates the process of learning knowledge. Many contents in primary school textbooks are set around introducing the motherland. By letting students know that our country is vast, with magnificent mountains and rivers, a long history of civilization and precious cultural heritage, they are extremely proud to live in such a great motherland.