What should we do in life to inherit the red spirit and learn from the revolutionary predecessors?

Nowadays, our economy is developing rapidly and our living standard is improving day by day. People live and work in peace. Compared with decades ago, our living standards have undergone earth-shaking changes, and people's happiness has improved significantly. Of course, behind this great sense of happiness, thanks to the hard work and perseverance of our ancestors, their awe of sacrifice has laid a deep foundation for our beautiful life today. The red spirit of revolutionary predecessors is always worth learning, inheriting and carrying forward.

However, today's social environment is completely different from that of that year. Now our social environment is stable and peaceful, without war, displacement and hunger. However, the red spirit of the revolutionary predecessors is still worth learning, analyzing and implementing in today's real life. First of all, the core strength of the revolutionary red spirit is undoubtedly patriotism. At any time, the motherland is our strongest backing and a home worth protecting. We should establish a deep patriotism from an early age.

Regarding the practice of patriotism, it is not necessary to defend our country and gallop on the battlefield. Patriotism can be carried forward in many small things. For example, pay more attention to national affairs, understand the basic development of the country and current affairs news, and understand the impact of the international environment. Another example is to respect and love our national flag and national anthem, learn more about our history and culture, especially traditional culture, and use its essence. For another example, we have improved our sense of national pride and national hardship, and have the spirit of sharing weal and woe with the motherland.

The red spirit has many connotations, such as the spirit of hard struggle and hard struggle. Although our life today is relatively rich and happy, and our material resources are abundant, we still have to learn from the fighting spirit of our predecessors, never flinch when encountering difficulties, and dare to bear the pain to achieve our goals. Now we are advocating the CD-ROM action of thrift, so we should proceed from reality to implement it, put an end to waste, avoid extravagance and waste, and inherit this spiritual virtue of hard work, simplicity and thrift.