The spark of the spark, the 110th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution, witnessing the moment of China's rise!
This year marks the 110th anniversary of the Xinhai Revolution, and for the Chinese, it is a memorable day. The Xinhai Revolution is regarded as the starting point of the Chinese Revolution, and the fire ignited by Sun Yat-sen, Lin Juemin, Huang Xing, Qiu Jin and others burned throughout the land of China, leading the concept of national self-improvement and independence.
Although in the years that followed, the reactionaries deviated from the ideas of Sun Yat-sen and others and abandoned the "Three People's Principles", fortunately, the Communist Party of China stuck to its original aspiration and continued to work the three points of "democracy, people's livelihood and civil rights". Finally, in 1949, the People's Republic of China was founded, and in 1953, the Chinese signed an armistice in Kaesong, ending the era when Western countries threatened a nation at the mouth of the eastern coast.
Today, China has become the world's second largest economy, and its comprehensive national and military strength ranks among the best in the world. Despite the international jealousy and attacks on China's rise, netizens said: "The person who has the ability to beat you will not talk nonsense, and his willingness to negotiate shows that he has nothing to do with you." "In response to the ** attack of Western countries, China responded with firm steps, showing confidence and calmness.
Under the double test of the international situation and history, China's rise is shocking. They successfully broke through the oppression of the great powers and regained their standing on top of the world. Today, we will ** how China has gone from being slaughtered to rising in just 110 years.
From generation to generation, the spark burns the prairie fire.
In 1840, the Opium War opened the door to the Qing Dynasty, and China was plunged into a century of humiliation. During this time, the numb rulers and the common people were submissive, but there were still sober people, such as Lin Zexu, who called for the awakening of the people in the "Humen Tobacco Sales". Despite the defeat, he was the first patriot to resist Western aggression.
Subsequent attempts to learn Xi Western technology, constitutional monarchy, and education failed to rejuvenate the country, but this did not make people give up. When the Xinhai Revolution broke out, Sun Yat-sen and others lit the fire, and although their fate did not change in the early days, they passed on their experience to the next generation. Generations of revolutionaries struggled in the dark, and finally "the spark succeeded in setting the prairie on fire", and China's fate was fundamentally changed.
Chinese resilience: the strength to carry the weight forward.
From 1840 to 1949, China was plunged into a century of darkness, but a group of sober people struggled against imperialism, colonialism and feudalism. In difficult situations, resilience becomes the key to breaking through. This resilience is deeply rooted in the bones of the Chinese and has endured.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, Western countries changed their tactics and tried to blockade economically and technologically to force China to submit. However, China did not give in, relying on people who carried the burden in the dark, such as Deng Jiaxian, Qian Xuesen and other fathers, who worked hard to develop the cause of "two bombs and one satellite" under the nuclear threat. One of the secrets of China's rise is enduring resilience, a quality that has been passed down in the DNA of the Chinese for thousands of years.
The industriousness of the Chinese people.
The rise of New China is not only to stand up, but also to achieve a good life. Although China was one of the poorest countries in the world in its early years, in just four decades, China has surpassed the West in many areas and its standard of living has improved significantly.
Behind all this is the silent dedication of 1.3 billion Chinese people, who use their hands and knowledge to change their own destiny, unlike the way Western countries rely on plunder. The industriousness of the Chinese people is the force that New China can break through.
After 110 years of resilience and struggle, China has witnessed the great journey of a nation from being slaughtered by others to rising. A spark can eventually ignite the plain, and the Chinese people have forged glory in the long river of history.
In this article, we look back at China's 110-year journey from the Xinhai Revolution to the present day, and see how this ancient and vibrant country has gone from being slaughtered to rising. The article profoundly reveals the resilience and courage of the Chinese people in the face of a century of humiliation, as well as their spirit of carrying heavy burdens in the dark.
First of all, through the introduction of the Xinhai Revolution, the article highlights the difficult start of the Chinese Revolution. As the beginning of the Chinese Revolution, the Xinhai Revolution ignited the fire of national self-improvement and independence, but due to its weak strength and limited cognition, the early stage of the revolution did not change the fate of China. However, the article emphasizes how the lessons and revolutionary "sparks" passed on from generation to generation by these pioneers finally ushered in the skyrocketing fire in the birth of New China.
Second, the resilience of the Chinese is a highlight of the article. In the century of humiliation that began in 1840, the Chinese experienced several setbacks, but in the darkness, a group of sober people always carried the weight forward, and resolved all kinds of pressures with enduring resilience and courage. This resilience is not only the key to breaking through the great powers, but also the driving force behind China's rise. The article vividly describes the efforts of this group of fighters in various fields, thus forming a solid foundation for China's rise.
Finally, the article highlights the diligence and dedication of the Chinese people. After the founding of New China, in the face of the blockade and threats of Western countries, the Chinese people did not give in, but made a series of major achievements through self-reliance and hard struggle. This reflects that in the process of realizing the rise of the country, the Chinese have given full play to their own wisdom and creativity, and achieved the great transformation from "standing up" to "getting rich".
In commenting on this article, I can't help but be proud of the tenacity and indomitability of the Chinese nation. This article is not only a review of the past, but also a tribute to the countless people who have worked hard for China's rise to prominence. China's success is not accidental, but is the result of resilience and dedication through the efforts and dedication of generations after generations. I hope that in the future, China will continue to maintain this resilience and dedication and strive to build a more prosperous and harmonious society.
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