The following is the "Experiences of Visiting the Revolutionary Sites" compiled by me for everyone. You are welcome to read it. I hope it will be helpful to you.

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Chapter 1: Visiting the Cemetery of the Seventy-Two Martyrs in Huanghuagang Although many things happened, they will be slowly forgotten over time; some people, although famous for a while, will eventually be swept away by the tide of history.

However, the 1972 Guangzhou Huanghuagang Uprising and the 72 martyrs who sacrificed their lives for it will be recorded in history and will be remembered forever.

When I stepped into the majestic yet vital cemetery, I was inexplicably moved.

I fell into deep thought as I stared at the powerful characters "Sacrificing one's life to become a benevolent person, sacrificing one's life for righteousness" engraved on the stone tablets on both sides of the walkway in the cemetery.

I recall the heroic and impassioned spirit of the martyrs who sacrificed their lives to save the country.

When I came to the tomb of the martyrs, I bowed deeply and looked up at the tomb where the seventy-two sons and daughters of Chinese heroes were buried. Although I had seen pictures of it in history textbooks, I had also seen many similar scenes in movies.

, but at this time, the shock in my heart was stronger than ever.

It was a completely different feeling. It seemed to take me back to that era of dire straits, and recreate the scenes of countless talented people throwing their lives and blood to fight for the liberation of the motherland... Looking at the leisurely morning exercisers or people in the cemetery in the distance

Tourists, my thoughts have returned to the present. Aren't the peaceful and happy expressions on people's faces exactly what the martyrs expected? It was they who sacrificed themselves for the happiness of others. Even in modern times, there are flood fighters who protect people's property.

Regardless of life or death, there are angels in white who swear to save patients with their blood and determination, and there are Communist Party members who serve the people without regrets... Aren't these the inheritance and development of the spirit of the seventy-two martyrs? I think, the seventy-two martyrs

The tomb is not only for commemoration, but also for inspiration. Our personal happy life, social progress, and national development require builders and pioneers who are courageous and dedicated. As young people, we should be brave enough to take on the responsibility of building the motherland.

shoulder the heavy responsibility, study in a down-to-earth manner, be a real person, treat others sincerely... It is so sad that the deceased has passed away! On this occasion of Qingming, we would like to send our thoughts and determination through the curling smoke.

The revolutionary spirit of the Wuchang Uprising was first reflected in the historical initiative and pioneering spirit of the Wuhan revolutionaries.

They took the initiative, actively propagated revolutionary ideas, developed revolutionary organizations, mastered revolutionary armed forces, seized the historical opportunity, dared to unseat the emperor, took the initiative, launched the first uprising, and established the Hubei military government.

Second is the revolutionary spirit and dedication of the Wuhan revolutionaries and people.

The victory of the Wuchang Uprising was achieved through the long-term hard work and heroic bloodshed and sacrifice of the revolutionaries.

For example, the three martyrs Peng Chufan, Liu Fuji, and Yang Hongsheng sacrificed their lives generously, Cheng Dingguo and Xiong Bingkun bravely attacked, and Ji Hongjun and Wang Shilong sacrificed their lives and burned the governor's office, all of which demonstrated fearless revolutionary dedication.

The broad masses of the people in the three towns of Wuhan also shared the same hatred of the enemy and supported the revolution. Businessmen made donations, and workers, farmers, and citizens actively joined the army, fought side by side with the revolutionary army, and severely defeated the Qing army.

The gunshot of the Wuchang Uprising let the whole world know that the Chinese are not ignorant, pigtailed Manchu slaves. It also let those "foreigners" know that China has been a first-class power in the world for five thousand years.

It has been and will remain No. 1 in the world.

After the Wuchang Uprising, we Chinese established the first democratic republic in Asia. We are the descendants of the Yan and Huang people. Our country will not lose to any country in East Asia or even the world. The revolutionaries won the victory with their own blood and lives.

Victory deserves the admiration of all Chinese people today.

Chapter 2: Experience from visiting the old revolutionary areas In order to vigorously promote the national spirit and cultivate patriotic sentiments, the Organization Department of the Anyuan County Party Committee and the Party School of the Anyuan County Party Committee carefully organized and arranged this three-day red tourism activity.

From Ruijin and Xingguo to Jinggangshan, we set foot on the red soil of revolution. The 40 trainees of the third phase of the Anyuan County cadre off-duty inspection training course were looking for the memory of their ancestors under the leadership of the leaders of the Organization Department of the Anyuan County Party Committee and the Party School of the Anyuan County Party Committee.

Follow the footsteps of the revolution and experience the evocative revolutionary history.

The many heroic poems on the red earth made me deeply influenced by the advanced nature of Communist Party members, which made my heart surge and difficult to calm down.

During the three-day trip, I visited Ruijin Yeping with great respect, the former site of the Provisional Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Union in Shazhouba, the "Red Well" in Shazhouba, the General Hall of Xingguo, and the Jinggangshan Revolution

Museum, Jinggangshan Martyrs Cemetery, Huangyangjie, Mao Zedong’s former residence and other places.

Red Capital Ruijin.

During the Second Civil Revolutionary War, my hometown of Ruijin, Jiangxi Province, was the seat of the Provisional Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Union and was therefore known as the "Old Red Capital".

In Xiejia Village, Yeping, Ruijin, the former red capital, there is a tile-roofed house where Chairman Mao lived.

In the house, the wooden bed, pony lanterns, old tables and chairs used by Chairman Mao still maintain their appearance decades ago.

Things change and people change, and simple furniture gives people a strong shock and endless reverie.

The red well was dug by Chairman Mao himself and his soldiers in order to solve the water problem of the people in the Soviet area. The wellhead is large but not deep. Next to the well stands a stone with fourteen inscriptions inscribed by the people of the Soviet area to thank Chairman Mao.

A big character: "Don't forget the man who dug the well when you are drinking water, and always miss Chairman Mao."

Jiangjun County rejuvenated the country.