"Collecting Fragments of 70 Years - My Motherland and Me" is a collection of literary works that reflects the glorious history and great achievements of New China in the past 70 years.
On the occasion of the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, the Propaganda Department of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Civilization Office of the Central Committee, the Ministry of Education, the Ministry of Culture and Tourism, the China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, and the Chinese Writers Association jointly launched a large-scale essay collection activity called "My Motherland and Me", focusing on the relationship between "individuals" and "country" to collect relevant works from across the country.
The submissions were mainly made by ordinary grassroots workers. They recounted the stories they had observed, experienced, and thought about over the past 70 years. From the little changes in life, they looked at the huge changes in society and vividly demonstrated all aspects of the country from standing up, getting rich, and becoming increasingly powerful.
The "Learning to Strengthen the Country" learning platform selects and publishes the collection. This is a literary, collective and fragmentary summary of the 70 years of New China by the people. It is also an affectionate gift to the 70th anniversary of the founding of New China.
Reader comments
The stories in this book resonated with me, especially the part where Yang Fuchen recalled his hometown. I also thought of my hometown, which had undergone similar changes. As the book says, the development of New China has brought huge changes to rural areas. Now that living conditions in rural areas are getting better and better, we should cherish this hard-won happiness. This book makes me more convinced that the future of our motherland will be even better!
The stories in this book resonated with me, especially the part where Yang Fuchen recalled his hometown. I also thought of my hometown, which had undergone similar changes. As the book says, the development of New China has brought huge changes to rural areas. Now that living conditions in rural areas are getting better and better, we should cherish this hard-won happiness. This book makes me more convinced that the future of our motherland will be even better!