Creation of Grave-sweeping Activities in Hufeiting of Mount Tai

Today is Tomb-Sweeping Day, and the school organized all teachers and students to visit the Martyrs Cemetery. The students wore neat school uniforms, bright red scarves and small white flowers made by themselves, and marched neatly to the martyrs cemetery.

As soon as I arrived at the Martyrs Cemetery, I saw a tall gate, as old as the gate. I looked up and saw an Elon Phoenix on the top of the hall, which was very beautiful. Pine trees on both sides of the stone ladder have sprung up, making the martyrs cemetery more solemn. Osmanthus trees are light and soft, covered with green grass and hard pine leaves. I think maybe our employees want our ancestors to be in a comfortable and quiet place.

In the cemetery square, a tall monument stands in the center of the square, engraved with the golden characters "Revolutionary Martyrs are immortal". The team meeting began. First of all, several representatives of Young Pioneers presented wreaths prepared by our school. Then, the narrator of the Martyrs Cemetery told us the tragic story of liberating Ankang: the key to liberating Ankang lies in Niutiling, where the enemy and I fought. The battle of Niutiling took place on the eve of the birth of * * * and China. This battle dealt a heavy blow to the enemy and accelerated the process of understanding and expanding the northwest. I was moved by the brave soldiers. I thought our good life now was bought by martyrs with blood. We should cherish this hard-won happy life, study hard and serve the motherland when we grow up. Then, we sang "Young Pioneers Team Song" together in front of the monument, and we sang to the martyrs with songs.

After the team meeting, we came to Niutiling Exhibition Hall, where there were many exhibits, such as three-dimensional battle maps, battle sketches, battle oil paintings and so on. My favorite is the three-dimensional battle map, which is not just a piece of paper like a normal map. It's rugged here, with mountains and rivers clearly marked, like a compressed land.

After we visited the exhibits one by one, we can finally visit the tombstones. First came to a hexagonal pavilion, where stood a large monument, which recorded the names and positions of revolutionary martyrs one by one, and the students put on red scarves for them. On the mountainside, I saw the tombstones of two important revolutionary figures, one is Fu, the commander of the 57th Division. 1932 joined the red army, aged 80. One is the tombstone of Meng, the teacher of the 55th division. 193 1 joined the red army at the age of 28. These two tombstones are very solemn. I made a team salute to them deeply to show my high respect. Looking around, there are many tombstones on the mountain. I think: They died for the people of Ankang. Although they are still alive, they will live in Ankang forever.

This grave-sweeping activity is to remind us of the martyrs and inspire me to study hard. When I grow up, I will definitely build a better well-being.