Creating a Better China with the Power of Love High School Essay

Creating a Better China with the Power of Love

Whenever the national anthem is played and the five-star red flag flies high in the sky above; when sitting at the table and eating, when holding a pair of chopsticks in your hand; when writing square Chinese characters in the field, "I am a Chinese!" . then cannot help but appear in the back of the mind.　

In school, we raise the national flag every day. Whether they are sweeping, walking, or playing, they all stop what they are doing. Whenever the national anthem sounded, suddenly all around a quiet, students feet together, left hand tightly against the seam of the pants, the right hand rose above the head to salute the team, face solemn and serious, eyes staring at the wall of the brightly colored five-star red flag. The teacher also stood upright and saluted the flag with us, saluting the people, never refusing to bury their heads, because we Chinese can not bow our heads! "Rise! People who don't want to be slaves ......" rang out in the classroom and on the playground. I love you, motherland!　

In the afternoon, I returned home and ate dinner with a pair of chopsticks in my hand. I was again immersed in traditional Chinese culture. Chopsticks are a kind of tableware we Chinese use for more than 3,000 years and are a symbol of China. When there were no chopsticks, people used their hands to grab food and eat it, which was unhygienic; with chopsticks, people took a big step forward in civilization and started to eat with chopsticks, which do not burn their hands and do not stain oil. Its straight body also reflects the integrity and indomitable spirit of our Chinese people. This is our pride as Chinese people.　

Chinese writing is unique. The square character is a unique landscape in China. It is full of sound, shape and meaning. Whether it is an ancient poem, a couplet, a proverb or an epigram, Chinese characters make them meaningful. The daily stroll through the Chinese characters not only makes me ashamed and polite, but also makes me proud to be a Chinese.　

Motherland, I love you! The motherland's long culture, I love you! Chinese people, I - love - you!