Fourth grade essay about Nanling Cemetery

On March 28, the sun was still shining brightly, and all our fourth grade teachers and students headed towards Fenghua.

The Martyrs Cemetery is the first stop of our spring outing, and it is also the first time I have participated in the memorial service at the Martyrs Cemetery. We lined up to enter the Fenghua Martyrs Cemetery and slowly walked up the steps under the guidance of the wreaths. On both sides of the steps, pines and cypresses are green, and everything is so solemn and solemn. Arrive at the top of the cemetery, stand at attention in front of the towering Martyrs Monument, lay a wreath, and observe silence. At that time, mournful music was hovering over the martyrs' cemetery, and scenes of those martyrs working and fighting seemed to appear in front of my eyes. I thought to myself: Without their sacrifices, we would not have the happy life we ??have today.

After the sweeping ceremony, we walked around the monument, around the tombs of the martyrs, and came to the exhibition room of the martyrs’ deeds. Under the guidance of the teacher, we looked at the yellowed photos, the frayed briefcase, the white clothes, the rusty pistol, the diary recording the life of the martyrs... I also saw the Xikou Pride - An introduction to the deeds of Mao Wenguo, the people's good secretary.

I watched carefully, and I was moved one after another in my heart, and my eyes gradually became hot. The martyrs are so great!