International students studying in Qom feel when they board a charter flight in their home country during the raging epidemic.
As an international student, I deeply felt the panic and indifference abroad, but I always believed that my motherland would protect us. Eventually, I saw the small national flags on the plane, as well as the words 'Come on, China' written on the staff's work clothes, and my hanging heart finally let go.
Facts have proved that the motherland has indeed achieved the demeanor of a great country, and her actions make me feel extremely proud and proud. Thank you for your attention and support, and let's look forward to a better future together.
1.International students look forward to returning to China, the motherland carefully arranged, chartered flights to pick them up safely, and strictly do a good job of prevention and control, as "Wolf Warrior 2" said, "Citizens of the People's Republic of China, when you encounter danger overseas, don't give up."
Remember: behind you, there is a strong Motherland. This is the last scene of the movie, which makes our patriotic feelings spontaneously born and tears in our eyes. But this is only the Chinese passport in the film and television, and the real Chinese passport reads: The People's Republic of China *** asks all ** government organs to facilitate the passage of the license holder and provide necessary assistance.
Although China's national peace and security, the few lines on the back of the passport are very restrained, which forms a strong contrast with the few lines of the Qing Dynasty passport. 2.The motherland is well aware of the expectations of the international students to return to China, so they arrange chartered flights to pick up the students day and night, and strictly take prevention and control measures.
There is a sentence in the movie "Wolf Warrior 2": Citizens of the People's Republic of China, when you encounter danger overseas, don't give up. Remember: behind you, there is a strong Motherland.
This sentence appeared in the last scene of the movie, which made all the moviegoers feel patriotic and tearful. But this is only the Chinese passport in the film and television, and the real Chinese passport reads: The People's Republic of China *** asks all ** government organs to facilitate the passage of the license holder and provide necessary assistance.
Although China's national peace and security, the few lines on the back of the passport are very restrained, which forms a strong contrast with the few lines of the Qing Dynasty passport. 3.International students are looking forward to returning to China, and the motherland has arranged intimate arrangements to charter flights to pick up students to ensure a safe journey and take prevention and control measures.
There is a sentence in the movie "Wolf Warrior 2": Citizens of the People's Republic of China, when you encounter danger overseas, don't give up. Remember: behind you, there is a strong Motherland.
This sentence appeared in the last scene of the movie, which made people's blood boil and patriotic feelings spontaneously. But this is only the Chinese passport in the film and television, and the real Chinese passport reads: The People's Republic of China *** asks all ** government organs to facilitate the passage of the license holder and provide necessary assistance.
Although China's national peace and security, the few lines on the back of the passport are very restrained, which forms a strong contrast with the few lines of the Qing Dynasty passport. 4.The motherland remembers the expectations of international students to return to China, arranges chartered flights to pick up international students day and night, and takes prevention and control measures.
There is a sentence in the movie "Wolf Warrior 2": Citizens of the People's Republic of China, when you encounter danger overseas, don't give up. Remember: behind you, there is a strong Motherland.
This sentence appeared in the last scene of the movie, which made people's blood boil, patriotic feelings spontaneously, and tears arose. But this is only the Chinese passport in the film and television, and the real Chinese passport reads: The People's Republic of China *** asks all ** government organs to facilitate the passage of the license holder and provide necessary assistance.
Although China's national peace and security, the few lines on the back of the passport are very restrained, which forms a strong contrast with the few lines of the Qing Dynasty passport.
Passport, although the name is modern, is actually a thousand years old. It has evolved and perfected over the course of history, and although its appearance and appellation have changed, its role has never changed.
Next, let's review the development of passports. In the ancient Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, passports already had a rudimentary form, known as "Yazhang" or "Guizhang".
These "yazhangs" have a unique shape, with a blade at the top and a rectangular at the bottom, with a prominent sharp corner on either side of the bottom. In primitive societies, there was not much demand for external relations, so these "yazhang" were only used as a ritual vessel for sacrifice.
In the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period and the Qin and Han dynasties, the title of passport became "Fengchuan" and "Fujie". These "talismans" were a kind of evidence for the ancient Chinese court to convey orders, dispatch soldiers and generals, and with it, they could freely enter and leave the country, checkpoints, military camps and fortresses.
They are made from different raw materials such as gold, copper, jade, bamboo, etc., and the finished product is held by each side in half. When it is necessary to transfer troops, the two halves are put together to test the authenticity.
Although the "runes" seem small, their effects are very large, diverse, and shapely, and different "runes" have different functions. In general, the name "passport", although modern, is actually a thousand years old.
It has gone through the "Yazhang" of the Xia, Shang and Zhou dynasties, the "Fengchuan" and "Fu Festival" of the Spring and Autumn Period and the Warring States Period and the Qin and Han dynasties, and now it is the passport. Although the appearance and title of the passport have changed, its role has not changed, and it has always been a necessary document for us to travel and work.
There are two types of transfer symbols: troop transfer and change of local governors. Among them, the most well-known is the bronze tiger talisman, which is named after its resemblance to a tiger. The bronze tiger charm appears frequently in costume TV series, such as in the finale of "Xue Pinggui and Wang Baochuan", Wang Baochuan went to Wei Bao and persuaded him to rein in the precipice, Wei Bao promised to help Xue Pinggui and hand over the tiger charm.
With the Tiger Talisman, the city gates can be opened, allowing reinforcements to enter, and finally ending in comedy. There are two types of postal symbols: ordinary postal and special postal transmissions. The ordinary post is a voucher for the use of post wagons and horses by post envoys and **, and special signs are added to the special post to distinguish the urgency of the task.
The identity symbol section is used to prove the identity and pass of the certificate, in the Tang Dynasty called "fish symbol", the Song Dynasty changed the name to "nameplate". These two types of runes are only valid in a certain area, and if they are beyond the scope of use, they need to be used in conjunction with the charm.
The envoy was a token held by the envoy, who enjoyed the privilege of soliciting on behalf of the emperor, defending the territory and publicizing the edict, and represented the emperor and the state externally. It's like the *** of our country represents the dignity of the country.
In Chinese history, the Han and Tang dynasties were similar to modern passports and were important documents to prove one's identity. At the checkpoint, you must show the pass to pass, otherwise you will be turned away.
In the 70s of the 19th century, the Qing Dynasty followed the example of the West and established consulates in various countries. In order to protect the legitimate rights and interests of overseas Chinese, the Qing Dynasty issued passports to them.
Modern passports should be familiar to everyone, and today we will tell the story of Qing Dynasty passports in detail. After the Qing Dynasty experienced the glory of the "prosperous Kangqian era", the national strength gradually declined, the imperial court was corrupt, and the people were very disappointed in the imperial court.
At this time, the great powers were staring at China's land and resources, while the Qing court was content with the status quo and thought very highly of itself, and did not take the foreign powers seriously. After the First Industrial Revolution, the Great Powers began to expand globally, and their aggression against China intensified.
In 1689, the Qing court was defeated and forced to sign the unequal Treaty of Nebuchu with **. Due to the complexity involved in the signing of the treaty, the Qing court needed to send ** to ** to deal with related affairs, so a passport, that is, a letter, was issued.
This form of passport lasted for more than a hundred years, until 1839, when it was discontinued, and its use was limited to the imperial court**.
At the beginning of the Qing Dynasty, China was plunged into war due to the Opium War, and the people lived in difficulty. Although the soldiers resisted valiantly, they were eventually defeated under British pressure and signed the unequal Sino-British Treaty of Nanjing.
Under the pressure of other powers, China was forced to cede many privileges. The once powerful Qing court gradually lost its former glory as time passed. Under the unequal treaties, the Qing court appeared somewhat weak.
China, which was originally closed off from the rest of the country, was forced to open its first checkpoints, and the first exchanges between China and Britain have become increasingly close. At this time, in order to develop the western region, the United States also began to set its sights on China's cheap labor.
At the time of the signing of the Treaty of Tianjin, the United States laid out a series of conditions to attract Chinese to settle and work in the United States. In order to facilitate the Chinese to go, the United States also privately issued passports to the Chinese.
Although the Qing court was dissatisfied with this, it had to swallow its anger due to its weak strength. These circumstances sparked a wave of immigration from the countrymen, who were either completely disillusioned with the Qing court, or who expected to work for the country after returning from school, or who wanted to go out to earn a living because of the country's poverty.
In the turbulent situation, the traditional disposable passport can no longer meet the needs, and the new "one person, one paper" passport has emerged. Although it is still a one-page, the scope of use has increased considerably.
At that time, China's scientific and technological level was limited, cameras had not yet been popularized, and in order to depict the physical characteristics of the person holding the photo, a large number of text descriptions were needed in the passport. Therefore, the size of the passport is very exaggerated, 87 centimeters long and 56 centimeters wide, which may seem exaggerated to modern people, because it is too large to be preserved and is more difficult to preserve.
However, given the current state of China at the time, these shortcomings also seemed understandable. This kind of passport without ** lasted until 1919, when the photography technology was relatively mature, and Beiyang** began to issue passports with ** in the Shanghai office.
Every country's passport has an official statement, which is not only a symbol of personal status, but also a reflection of the country's strength. For example, the 27 words on the British passport require countries to grant passport holders the right of free passage and provide assistance and protection when necessary.
However, when the customs guards saw our passports, they had a very different attitude towards us. So, what are the "27 words" on my country's passport? They represent the strength and dignity of our country and are the pride of every Chinese.
These 27 words sound proud, but they also contain regret. During the Qing Dynasty, our country suffered great humiliation, only because of the corruption and short-sightedness of the **.
Our national strength is weak, our international status is low, and our human rights have been greatly violated. Even if you have a passport, you can't get what you deserve. The Chinese abroad are often treated unfairly, so they can only swallow their anger.
All this makes us deeply saddened. Even if there is an official statement, it cannot change the helplessness of reality. We must not forget the lessons of history, strive to strengthen ourselves, and strive for the respect that our country deserves.
With the increasing comprehensive strength of our country, our country has stood at a higher starting point. Now we no longer need to speak down to other countries, we can go out into the world with our heads held high.
Although our country is now prosperous and the people's happiness index is continuing to improve, we must learn the lessons of the Qing Dynasty and remain vigilant at all times. The lessons of history are so loud, as the descendants of China, we should remember history, remember our shame, work hard, and serve our motherland.
It is the motherland that gives us the opportunity to receive a good education, and only by realizing our self-worth and making our country richer and stronger can we play a greater role on the global stage, after all, a weak country has no diplomacy!