How to write The Soul of China by imitating Yu Guangzhong's Homesickness?

Classmates, "Homesickness" is an ever-changing theme in China's traditional literature, such as "There is such a bright light at the foot of my bed" and "Will there be frost already"? , the masterpiece of Tang Dynasty poet Li Bai. Looking up, I found that it was the moonlight sinking again, and I suddenly remembered home. "Wang Wan's words were moored at the foot of Beibao Mountain:" Can I finally send my emissary? Geese, return to Luoyang. Cui Hao's Yellow Crane Tower: "But I look to my hometown, and the twilight is getting thicker, and there is a sad mist on the river waves. "Yu Guangzhong's poem" Homesickness "embodies the charm and charm of China's classical poetry in both content and form. Reciting this affectionate love song, we can feel the weight of China consciousness in the poet's thoughts.

Verb (abbreviation for verb) assigns homework.

1. A section in homesickness is a sad parting. Please imagine yourself as the protagonist in the poem and write a paragraph to supplement the ambiguity of parting in the poem.

2. Imitate the first paragraph of a new poem named "Soul of China", and start with "When I Grow Up" and "Now" respectively, and continue to write the second and third paragraphs (the number of words in each poem is not limited).

Soul of the nation

In childhood

The soul of China is a red scarf around his neck.

I am under the red flag.

Martyrs are in my heart

Reference answer:

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2. When I grow up/China's Soul is a tear in the eyes of athletes on the podium/I am in the national anthem/athletes are now in the sun/China's Soul is the foot of young volunteers/I am following/hundreds of millions of people are in the ranks.