Christmas, the Western holiday that was once all the rage in China, seems to have disappeared from our sight overnight. Christmas trees are no longer decorated in the community, gifts are no longer distributed at the property, and related activities are no longer held in the mall. All these changes are not only a manifestation of China's national strength, but also a symbol of the awakening of the people, and a manifestation of our cultural self-confidence.
December 24 is the victory day of the Battle of Changjin Lake, which is a piece of history that we cannot forget. On that day, the Chinese People's Volunteers won a brilliant victory in the Battle of Changjin Lake, paying great sacrifices for the peace of the country and the happiness of the people. This is a history full of enthusiasm and conviction, and it is an important embodiment of our national spirit.
December 26 is Chairman Mao's birthday, which is a day worthy of our deep commemoration. Chairman Mao was the great leader of the Communist Party of China and the great founder of China's socialist cause. Throughout his life, he struggled for the cause of the liberation of the Chinese people, and his thoughts and spirit have always inspired us to move forward.
These important historical events and figures are what we should remember and commemorate. These are the sources of our cultural self-confidence and the pillars of our national spirit. We should be proud of these historical events and figures, proud of our culture, and proud of being Chinese.
Therefore, we should pay more attention to and celebrate our traditional festivals, such as the Spring Festival, Mid-Autumn Festival, Dragon Boat Festival, etc. These festivals are an important part of our national culture and an important embodiment of our national spirit. We should celebrate these festivals to inherit and promote our national culture and let the world understand and respect our culture.
We should also keep an open mind and respect and appreciate the festivals and cultures of other countries and peoples. For example, Christmas, although it is no longer a popular holiday in China, we can still appreciate and learn its cultural connotation Xi s, such as family reunions, exchanging gifts, etc. In this way, we can better understand and respect other cultures and promote communication and integration between different cultures.
The disappearance of Christmas in China is not only a manifestation of China's national strength, but also a symbol of the awakening of the people, and a manifestation of our cultural self-confidence. We should remember history, forge ahead, be proud of our culture, and be proud that we are Chinese. At the same time, we should also keep an open mind, respect and appreciate the festivals and cultures of other countries and peoples, and promote exchanges and integration between different cultures. In this way, we can better build a harmonious, inclusive and prosperous society and make greater contributions to the progress and development of mankind.