Don't forget what the digger wants to say to the digger.

The digger wants to say to the digger, "Thank you very much, Chairman, for giving us all water."

The man who dug a well after dragging water is a narrative, which has been incorporated into the Chinese textbooks of Chinese primary schools. The work tells the story of Chairman Mao leading people to dig deep wells in Shazhouba when he led the Jiangxi revolution, expressing gratitude and admiration for his ancestors.

Appreciation of articles:

"Don't forget to dig a well and always miss Chairman Mao." This is a familiar, cordial and respectful word. For many years, when we bathed in the sunshine and sang happiness loudly, we would think of the outstanding leader Chairman Mao and his immortal feats of bravery, hardship and galloping on the battlefield.

He fought for the liberation of China people and the prosperity of the motherland all his life. He was a great leader deeply loved by the people of China, and he will be remembered by the people of China forever.

Today, let the children who have never witnessed the gunfire and smoke and tasted poverty and backwardness in the new era learn this text, that is, let them know about Chairman Mao who turned over and liberated the people and struggled for their happiness; It is to let them realize Chairman Mao's good thought and quality of serving the people and the villagers' good behavior of drinking water and thinking about the source, so as to enhance national self-esteem, self-confidence and pride and know how to cherish today's happy life.