Pursuing red memories—study travel

Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles. In order to broaden the horizons of learning, our school organized study tours. Study tours focus on knowledge, science and fun, and provide students with a good growth space for all-round development. .

That morning, the students all arrived in front of the school gate early, put on their school uniforms, put on their backpacks, and waited for the bus. When the bus came, we lined up and got on the bus.

The first stop we went to was the Gaotai Martyrs Cemetery. The first thing that catches the eye is the large-scale granite hero sculpture "Bloody Battle Platform" created by the famous Gansu sculptor He E. Then, walking to the left, there is a large dark rectangular stone with red water written on it - Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army West Route Army Memorial Hall.

Going straight ahead is a tall rectangular monument, and behind the monument is the cemetery of the martyrs. Here, with heavy emotions and heavy steps, we solemnly presented exquisite flower baskets to the martyrs who are far away in heaven, and bowed deeply three times to express our infinite admiration for the martyrs and our gratitude to them. Their condolences and remembrances.

After bypassing the cemetery, the solemn memorial hall is in front of you. Then we walked into the memorial hall, and each painting and photo told us one heroic story after another. The story that remains most vivid in my mind is: Wei Junshu gave birth to their son shortly after she and her husband Yang Keming separated in 1932, and she shouldered the burden of supporting the elderly and raising children on her own. After her parents-in-law died one after another, she and her son depended on each other. She spent many sleepless nights staring at the photo of her husband with tears streaming down her face, stroking the book box left by her husband, and waiting miserably. In this way, day after day, year after year, it is hard to see my loved ones. She asked her relatives and friends to inquire about Yang Keming's whereabouts, but there was still no news. It was not until April 1985 that she learned that her relative had died in a battle on January 12, 1937 on the West Road, at the age of 32. After fifty years of day and night thoughts, fifty years of haunting dreams, and more than fifty years of searching, Wei Junshu never imagined that the relatives she missed day and night had already sacrificed her young life for the rejuvenation of the nation and the tranquility of the people. . The magnificent career and dedication of the martyrs who fought for the rejuvenation of the nation and the rise of the Chinese nation made me deeply feel that it was the hard work and selfless dedication of generations of outstanding Chinese sons and daughters in our country that played a huge role. Then walk to the left and enter the showroom - there are many things used by the grandfathers of the Red Army, some of which are national first- and second-level cultural relics. After watching for less than a minute, the tour guide arrived, and I followed him. The tour guide took us to see the video of the battle between the Red Army grandfather and the horse bandits.

Then we went to the second stop - Gaotai Historical Museum. There I learned a lot of unforgettable historical knowledge. Deeply understand that China's history is a great and extraordinary history, and China's tomorrow is a brilliant and brilliant tomorrow.

The most exciting stop is the third stop - Luwan Village Love and Village History Museum!

Here we played real-life CS and archery. When I hold the "gun", I feel like a female soldier fighting side by side with the Western Route Army on the battlefield. Time passed little by little, and with the last few gunshots of "bang bang bang", the game was over. We have won! I am very happy because I understand: Only by bravely taking a step to try can I discover the beauty of the corners in life!

? A gust of wind blew across my face. Standing on this piece of loess, looking back on the day's journey, I couldn't help but ask myself, what did I gain? There is no doubt that it is shocking, touching and happy.

I raised my head and looked at the high sky. My mood suddenly broadened and all my worries were relieved!

? Read thousands of books and travel thousands of miles. This study trip has broadened my horizons, increased my knowledge, and personally felt the power of knowledge. Our Fourth Middle School students will not forget our mission and study hard!