Describe the train of thought: write about the feelings of visiting the Red Memorial Hall. You can use a memorial hall that you have been to as the theme. You can first introduce the scenes in the museum, then think of the bright red revolution through these scenes, and finally conclude that it is these great martyrs who have a stable life today. Text:

During the holiday, my mother took me to visit the Memorial Hall of the Revolution of 1911 in Guangzhou, Changsha Island, and deeply cherished the historical contributions of Dr. Sun Yat-sen and the pioneers of the Revolution of 1911.

Walking to the entrance of the memorial hall, the bronze statue of Sun Yat-sen, more than 4 meters high, came into view. Sun Yat-sen's eyes are full of gods, and his expression and image of silently meditating and strategizing for "the world is public" are awe-inspiring.

Statues of pioneers such as Huang Xing, Liao, Cai E, Song, Zhang and Qiu Jin. Standing on the avenue and in the exhibition hall, everyone has a thrilling experience. Everyone is a hard page of history, telling the revolutionary era when the feudal dynasty was in turmoil and the uprising waves came and went, which left a deep impression on people.

What impressed me most during my visit to the Memorial Hall of the Revolution of 1911 was the dauntless spirit of the revolutionary martyrs. When they choose the revolution, they know that they are likely to choose the road of no return. However, for the sake of the prosperity of the country and the happiness of human life, they mistakenly embarked on this road.

During the Huanghuagang Uprising, 72 martyrs were buried in Huanghuagang, the eastern suburb of Guangzhou. It is these desperate revolutionaries who wrote an epic history with their lives. Their sense of justice and courage always excite me.

Through this visit, I understand how hard-won our happy life is now, and we must cherish it.