Is defoliation rooted in China's unique thought?

In the final analysis, fallen leaves should not be China's unique thought, and we in China pay more attention to it.

This is a humanistic concept. Everyone wants to return to his hometown when he is old, or after years of wandering, otherwise there will not be many stories of foreign Chinese looking for their hometown.

We in China are influenced by Confucianism, so we stand out in this respect. In the past, the Confucian thought was to be an official when you were young. On the one hand, he made his own efforts to help the world, on the other hand, he also made his own achievements and was able to shine in his hometown.

In modern times, many people will choose to return to their hometown and make contributions to their hometown after success. This kind of thought has existed since 2000 years ago, and it will certainly leave traces when it develops to the present.

I don't think this is a bad idea. It is because of this concept that we are more United. If we don't even miss our hometown, how can we talk about paying for our motherland?

It is because of this idea that many people with lofty ideals choose to return to China at the poorest and most dangerous moment in our country and make their own contributions to the country's construction.

Qian Xuesen is a good example. Deciduous leaves come down to the root, which is related to the maintenance of an emotion. This idea not only embodies our hope for our relatives and families, but also shows that we China people are a group with strong local feelings.

I remember there was a movie in Zhao Benshan called "Fallen Leaves Back to Roots", which conveyed the ideas of China people very well. My hometown will always be the pure land in my heart. Wherever I go, as long as I have a hometown to remember, I will never be lonely.