1. Write a 600-word essay in dialect

The charm of dialects

The long-standing culture has given the Chinese language rich connotations. It is no exaggeration to say that one word It is a painting, a poem, an idiom that contains a legendary story. Chinese is a language with a long history in the world and is also the language with the largest population in the world. The modern Chinese language (Mandarin) was formed on the basis of modern Chinese. It refers to the common language used by the modern Han people, which is Mandarin based on Beijing pronunciation and standard pronunciation, northern dialect and basic dialects, and typical modern vernacular works as grammatical standards.

For example: Three classmates came to the teacher's house as guests, one is from Yunnan, one is from Sichuan, and one is from Hunan. When my wife was cooking, she asked, "Are you afraid of spicy food?" People from Yunnan said, "Not afraid of spicy food." Sichuan people said, "Not afraid of spicy food." People from Hunan Province said, "Are you afraid of spicy food?" The three people use the same words, but in different word orders, and the meanings expressed gradually progress.

In my opinion, the wonder of Chinese is not only reflected in the vagaries of vocabulary and grammar, but also in the fact that different places have different dialects and different places have different languages.

Take the Sichuan dialect: Don’t say sweet, but say sweet. I don’t say bitterness when I say it’s bitter, I’d say burnout is bitter. Don’t say sour when it comes to sourness, but say sour. If you don’t mean soft, you should say liupa. If you don't say hard, say hard, you should say hard? It's worthy of sympathy, it's called sin. You deserve it, when you call me back. Chatting is called the Dragon Gate Formation. Cheap, called phase. Okay, my name is Bashi. People who are afraid of their wives are called rake ears. Come on, call Xiongqi. Hypocrisy?

There are 7 major dialect areas in China: Northern dialect (represented by Beijing dialect), Wu dialect (represented by Shanghainese dialect) Representative), Gan dialect (also called Jiangxi dialect, represented by Nanchang dialect), Xiang dialect (also called Hunan dialect, represented by Changsha dialect), Hakka dialect (represented by Guangdong Meixian dialect), Min dialect (including The southern Fujian dialect is represented by Xiamen dialect; the eastern Fujian dialect is represented by Fuzhou dialect; the northern Fujian dialect is represented by Jianou dialect), and the Cantonese dialect area (represented by Guangzhou vernacular). They formed an independent dialect system differentiated by region.

If you look carefully, you will find a very strange phenomenon - six of the seven major dialect areas are south of the Yangtze River, and they are basically in the southeast corner, while the entire vast There is only one dialect in the area on the north bank of the Yangtze River. So how did Chinese dialects form? There are two main reasons: one is immigration and the other is Wenbai variant reading.

Language is an open, dynamic, and relatively balanced symbol system. Our Bashu language master Liushahe wrote an article called "Shu People's Sayings Are Elegant". He said that many common sayings in Sichuan dialect today are actually very ancient. For example, we often say that a person who is leisurely and unrestrained is "scattered", which actually comes from Zhuangzi's "scattered Yanzi". "Furufutu", which describes a person who has no consideration or plan, comes from the "Book of Songs", and "fusufutu", which describes a person in a state of confusion and confusion, comes from "Laozi". Sichuan people often eat "rice poured with soup" but it is mistakenly called "rice topped with rice", which comes from "? Rice poured with soup" in "Yupian" written by King Gu Ye of the Liang Dynasty. The "Maofan" commonly eaten by Sichuan people today is a mistake of "Mao rice", which originated from the "Xuanhe Suishi" which recorded the story of "Water Margin". The so-called "Mao rice" can be boiled and eaten immediately? Another example is that the current Cantonese language is quite preserved. Many ancient words and ancient meanings. Among them, "when" (when) and "jiduo" (how many) can be traced back to "When will the bright moon come? Ask the blue sky for wine." in Su Shi's Song Dynasty poem "Shui Diao Ge Tou". In Li Yu's "Poppy Poppies" there is a line: "Asking you how much sorrow you can have is like a river of spring water flowing eastward."

Language develops with the development of society. Changes in concepts and updates in communication methods have made various language variations common. New words and phrases emerge in an endless stream, such as "cool, brother, rookie, irrigation". , show, T-shirt, very Beijing?" Language is not only an important carrier of Han national culture, but also a cultural phenomenon in itself. Chinese contains the Han nationality's way of thinking, values, cultural customs and other aspects of content. It is no exaggeration to say that the Chinese language is the living fossil of the Chinese culture! Chinese has been used since ancient times and is still full of vitality and plays a huge role. No matter when times change, when dynasties change, or when everything disappears, Chinese characters can still achieve "I remain unmoved".

In modern society, we are inseparable from language at all times. We must not only express our thoughts through language, but also understand other people’s thoughts through language. Especially in social communication, we need to use language to communicate. Communicate with each other. Even though network technology has developed rapidly today, and people can use the Internet to learn and communicate, they still cannot do without oral communication and rely on language. What’s more, the Chinese language is broad and profound and is constantly changing and developing. Therefore, learning Chinese well can enrich our lives and make our lives rich and colorful. It not only deepens our understanding of the basic theories of modern Chinese, broadens our professional knowledge, improves the level of using language, but also takes our cultural accomplishment to a higher level. . 2. Write a 600-word composition in dialect

The charm of dialects and the long history of culture have endowed the Chinese language with rich connotations. It is no exaggeration to say that one word is a painting, a poem, and an idiom. A legendary story.

Chinese is the oldest language in the world and the most widely spoken language in the world. The modern Chinese language (Mandarin) was formed on the basis of modern Chinese.

It refers to the most common language used by the modern Han people. It is Mandarin that uses Beijing pronunciation and standard pronunciation, northern dialect and basic dialects, and uses typical modern vernacular writings as grammatical standards. For example: three classmates came to the teacher's house as guests, one is from Yunnan, one is from Sichuan, and one is from Hunan.

When my wife was cooking, she asked: "Are you afraid of spicy food?" Yunnan people said "not afraid of spicy food", Sichuan people said "no afraid of spicy food", and Hunan people said "afraid of spicy food". The three people use the same words, but in different word orders, and the meanings expressed gradually progress.

In my opinion, the wonder of Chinese is not only reflected in the vagaries of vocabulary and grammar, but also in the fact that different places have different dialects and different places have different languages. Take the Sichuan dialect: Don’t say sweet, say sweet.

Suffering is not called suffering, but suffering. Don’t say sour when it comes to sourness, but say sour.

If you don’t say soft, you should say liupa. If you don't say hard, say hard, you should say hard? It's worthy of sympathy, it's called sin.

You deserve it, when you call me back. Chatting is called the Dragon Gate Formation.

Cheap is called phase cause. Okay, my name is Bashi.

People who are afraid of their wives are called rake ears. Come on, call Xiongqi.

Hypocrisy? There are 7 major dialect areas in China: Northern dialect (represented by Beijing dialect), Wu dialect (represented by Shanghainese), Gan dialect (also known as Gan dialect) It is called Jiangxi dialect, represented by Nanchang dialect), Xiang dialect (also called Hunan dialect, represented by Changsha dialect), Hakka dialect (represented by Meixian dialect, Guangdong), Fujian dialect (including southern Fujian dialect, represented by Xiamen dialect) Representative; Eastern Fujian dialect, represented by Fuzhou dialect; Northern Fujian dialect, represented by Jianou dialect), and Cantonese dialect area (represented by Guangzhou vernacular). They formed an independent dialect system differentiated by region.

If you look carefully, you will find a very strange phenomenon - six of the seven major dialect areas are south of the Yangtze River, and they are basically in the southeast corner, while the entire vast There is only one dialect in the area on the north bank of the Yangtze River. So how did Chinese dialects form? There are two main reasons: one is immigration and the other is Wenbai variant reading.

Language is an open, dynamic, and relatively balanced symbol system. Our Bashu language master Liushahe wrote an article called "Shu People's Sayings Are Elegant".

He said that many common sayings in Sichuan dialect today are actually very quaint. For example, we often say that a person who is leisurely and unrestrained is "scattered", which actually comes from Zhuangzi's "scattered Yanzi".

The word "fusufutu" that describes a person who has no consideration or plan comes from the "Book of Songs". It is a metaphor for a person who is in a state of confusion and confusion. It comes from "Laozi". 》come. Sichuan people often eat "rice poured with soup" but it is mistakenly called "rice topped with rice", which comes from "? Rice poured with soup" in "Yupian" written by King Gu Ye of the Liang Dynasty.

The "Maofan" commonly eaten by Sichuan people today is a mistake of "Mao rice", which originates from the "Xuanhe Suishi" which records the story of "Water Margin". The so-called "Mao rice" is boiled in boiling water and eaten immediately? Another example is that current Cantonese retains quite a lot of ancient words and meanings. Among them, "when" (when) and "jiduo" (how much) can be traced back to "When will the bright moon come?" in Su Shi's Song Dynasty poem "Shui Diao Ge Tou".

In Li Yu's "Poppy Poppies" there is a line: "Asking you how much sorrow you can have is like a river of spring water flowing eastward.

". Language develops with the development of society. Changes in concepts and updates in communication methods have made various language variations common. New words and phrases emerge in an endless stream, such as "cool, brother, rookie, irrigation, show, T-shirt, very Beijing?" Language is not only an important carrier of Han nationality culture, but also a cultural phenomenon in itself. Chinese contains the Han nationality's way of thinking, values, cultural customs and other aspects. It is no exaggeration to say that Chinese is A living fossil of Han nationality culture! Chinese has been used since ancient times and is still full of vitality and plays a huge role.

No matter when times change, when dynasties change, or when everything disappears, Chinese characters can still achieve the goal of "I remain unmoved." In modern society, we are inseparable from language at all times. We must not only express our thoughts through language, but also understand the thoughts of others through language. Especially in social communication, we need to communicate with each other through language.

Even though network technology has developed rapidly today, and people can use the Internet to learn and communicate, they still cannot do without oral communication and rely on language. What’s more, the Chinese language is broad and profound and is constantly changing and developing.

Therefore, learning Chinese well can enrich our lives and make our lives rich and colorful. It not only deepens our understanding of the basic theory of modern Chinese, broadens our professional knowledge, improves the level of using language, but also makes our Cultural accomplishment has reached a higher level. 3. A primary school student in Tongjiang wrote an essay in Sichuan dialect

Sichuan Tongjiang dialect has nothing to do. I once read a funny article about Sichuan dialect, and suddenly I decided to try my hand at it. I compiled some dialects from my hometown (Tongjiang, Sichuan). I hope many people will support me and you are welcome to reprint it! (This article needs to be read in Sichuan dialect, the heavier the better!) Pain (green pain) bitter (angku) tight (bang tight) sweet (mintian) smelly (pang smelly) cry (call out) laugh (some) Smiling from ear to ear (remembering your colorful things) Proud (unrequited) Vain (personal charity) Deserve it (when it’s time to carry it) Roots of the tree (in the next pocket) A room that warms up to the fire in winter (Fire Granny House) Pebbles (in Guangdou) stone) ax (kaishanzi) eating (bulging rice) fist (娨姥儿) forcing (tinkering) a stubborn child (guluzi) booger (turbinate) snot (green nose) teeth (yaba) hair (bitter hair) Son) Knees (cough Xiboluoer) Elbows (Daoguaizi) Arms (Handdaang) Eyeballs (Yanlu Ziguoguo) Head (Laoke) Son: Mother and son, old man's voice? Mother: We’re going up the mountain quite a distance away. There’s a mountain in front of the stove. Why don’t you go up the hill and help you, old man? Son: I went to the hospital on my behalf. I was coughing and had a lot of pain. You couldn't have persuaded me to go? Mother: Miscellaneous? Son: Last night and a half, I couldn’t find a single star. It was so dark that I couldn’t see it. I was surrounded by a wide stone. The skin of the kid was peeled off by rubbing, and the old shell was bruised and painful! Mother: When it’s time to carry it, it’s so easy every day! Son: Sister Nan? Mother: I was warming myself by the fire in grandma’s house. I kept doing it all day long. Isn’t it like a woman expressing her apology? She packed up her bed in the middle of the night, had a cold, and her nose was blue and swollen! Son: So the whole medicine is not substituted? Mother: Give me a breather. She said the medicine was bitter and she didn’t want to drink it! Son: Hey hey... Mother: Come on, you are so stupid. I'll give your mother a kick and call you, old man, to come back for more food.

4. A primary school student in Tongjiang wrote an essay on Sichuan dialect

Sichuan Tongjiang dialect

I had nothing to do, because I once read a funny article about Sichuan dialect, and suddenly On a whim, I decided to try my hand at it and compile some dialects of my hometown (Tongjiang, Sichuan). I hope many people will support me and you are welcome to reprint!

(This article needs to be read in Sichuan dialect, the heavier the better!)

Pain (green pain)

Suffering (angku)

Tight (Bang tight)

Sweet (Mintian)

Stinky (Pang smelly)

Cry (kicking)

Laugh (Xie Qi)

Smile from ear to ear (Xie Qi (Xie Qi))

Proud (Yao Huo)

Vanity (Dear) Giving)

Deserve it (when it’s time to carry it)

Tree roots (every pocket)

Room for warming up by the fire in winter (fire house)

Pebbles (Guangdou Stone)

Ax (Kaishanzi)

Eating (expanding rice)

Fist (Tuo Laoer)

Force (tinker)

Stubborn child (Guluzi)

Nose (turbinate)

Snot (green nose)

Hair (Kufaizi)

Knees (Xiboluoer)

Elbows (Daoguaizi)

Arms (hands dare)

Eyes (eyeballs)

Head (old shell)

Son: mother and son, old man Ernan?

Mother: It’s a long way up the mountain. There is a mountain in front of the stove. Why don’t you go up the hill and help you old man!

Son: I went to the hospital on my behalf. I had a cough and a lot of pain. You couldn’t have persuaded me to go?

Mother: Miscellaneous?

Son: In the middle of last night, there was not even a single star. The sky was so black that I couldn’t see it. A wide stone kept me company. The skin of the kid was rubbed off, and the old shell was gone. Blue pain!

Mother: When it’s time to carry it, why don’t you do it every day!

Son: Sister Nan?

Mother: I kept the fire in my grandma’s house on behalf of the fire. I gave her a lot of gifts all day long. Isn’t it like a woman expressing her apology? She packed up her bed in the middle of the night, had a cold, and her nose was blue and swollen!

Son: Didn’t the whole medicine replace it?

Mother: Give me a breather, she said the medicine is bitter and I don’t want to drink it!

Son: Hey hey...

Mother: Why don’t you give your mother a kick and call you old man to come back for more food! 5. Write a short essay of 200 words in Sichuan dialect

Sometimes the singing is moving, like gurgling water, with a unique charm; sometimes it is poignant, like the sound of dewdrops on bamboo leaves, which is thought-provoking.

Sometimes it is as deep and profound as the long cry of an eagle when it spreads its wings, which is deafening; sometimes it is as gentle as a line of tears when deep feelings are blended, which touches the heart. I sleep with it on my pillow every day, but I usually ignore its beauty.

Grandma is an old man in her sixties, and even looks older; but for this, I smile calmly, she was once young. She has lived in Changzhou for a long time.

So where she is now, I can't even summarize it. However, I clearly remember her moving "Jasmine" - that sad but yet sad "little poem" that composed the blossoming and falling of flowers in life.

When I was very young, my mother sent her to my grandma’s house like a parcel. At that time, I was extremely dependent on my mother, so I was sent to my grandma’s house. , naturally he was naughty and disobedient and cried. At this time, grandma would use her rough, big hands to gently wipe away my nose and tears, and bury my head deeply in her arms. She would hum softly: "What a flower." Beautiful jasmine, such a beautiful jasmine..." The corners of the mouth turned up, the lips moved, and a moving song took root in my heart.

I just lay quietly in her arms, with this song gently echoing in my ears, drifting sweetly into sleep... That was my first feeling about it, it was just like me The same pillow! I still remember one time, my grandma and I were picking vegetables in our small yard.

Grandma grew the green vegetables and onions herself.

I followed my grandma, imitating her skills, picking here and there and comparing them. Grandpa appeared behind us at some unknown time. He mysteriously took out a beautiful, translucent jasmine flower, and then inserted it very carefully into the bun that grandma had combed.

Grandma was startled at first, and then gently fiddled with the jasmine flowers with her right hand that was not holding anything - the jasmine flowers that sparkled in the sun. Grandma smiled, so peacefully and contentedly that Grandpa also responded. With a smile, just a shallow mutual smile, the beauty and maturity of human nature are fixed in the smile. Later, grandma seemed to be singing softly while picking vegetables. Her rosy cheeks were filled with happiness, and she was as beautiful as a scenery that could not be ignored.

In a blink of an eye, two or three years have passed. When did the return date come so soon? My mother finally took me back from my grandma. She said, go back. There are a lot of delicious and fun things in the city, such as chocolate candies and toy models... I finally couldn't resist the temptation and returned there. It was a strange place but should be familiar. Before I left, I saw my grandma seeing me off with a smile. She said that she could finally feel relieved. But why is this smile so poignant? Her singing voice - I don't seem to have brought it back either.

Later, as I grew older, I don’t know when, I became very fond of pop songs. I liked songs that were dynamic, sweet, or lyrical. I had long forgotten what I had loved before. . Grandma came to visit a few times, and I didn’t have much contact with her. I only knew that she would sometimes quarrel with her aunt, or even get worse. Although grandma was very kind to them, very considerate, and caring, but "home" "There are scriptures that are difficult to recite at home." After all, my grandmother was exhausted and moved to Changzhou with my grandfather.

But I was numb to those pop music without feeling anything. "What a beautiful jasmine flower, what a beautiful jasmine flower, the branches are full of fragrance and beauty..." I was sitting at the computer desk, and the music automatically jumped to that song intentionally or unintentionally.

Oh, the singing is so sweet, but not as sweet as her; the memories are so beautiful, but her back is missing. I remember someone once said, "As long as you are living, you will be stained with dust." Even if the hustle and bustle obscures my sight, this song will always be a haven for me to take a rest. It is the sustenance of my love for my grandma and my grandma's love for me. The bondage! Looking out the window, the smiling autumn wind blows the petals and sends them to an unknown country.

The song ends. 6. Composition on writing about people in dialect

My father is the owner of a small dance hall, and he has also worked his way up to the present. He is very diligent and attaches great importance to my study. When I was in elementary school, my father loved me very much. Every day when he took me to school, I jumped out of the car and saw the strand of white hair on his temples, which made me feel pain in my heart. I looked at his retreating back and felt extremely guilty. Years passed, and with the rising sun one by one at dawn, I went to middle school. I couldn't see my busy father here, and I felt really uneasy.

My father has taught me since I was a child to be honest. Dad runs a business and his shop is always full of customers. People say that Dad has a good heart and is a trustworthy friend, so people often take care of him. Dad always said that only by being tolerant and informal can you gain a foothold in society. Remember?

My father is very good. He is a high school student, but he is very good at educating us. He often tells us stories about his childhood, thus telling us profound truths and thus changing our lives. Dad is a filial son. He is very filial to his grandma and always gives her whatever delicious food he has. Dad told us that "filial piety is a traditional virtue of the Chinese nation." As for this, I guess he is setting an example for me, and is afraid that I won’t take care of her in the future. So dad, please rest assured. My daughter has grown up under your influence, how can I not be filial to you? 7. Can there be Sichuan dialect in the composition?

Mandarin is also a dialect. Mandarin is based on Beijing pronunciation and northern dialect. The Beijing pronunciation here does not include Beijing dialect, nor does northern dialect. The dialect of the north; the meaning of north here is broad, including our Jianghuai area.

In this way, Yangzhou dialect also occupies a certain proportion in Mandarin words. Yangzhou dialect is an important part of Jianghuai Mandarin (commonly known as Xiajiang Mandarin) and is subordinate to the northern dialect.

Of course, Mandarin does not include the local dialects in Yangzhou dialect. Mandarin is the crystallization of multiple dialects and the sublimation of dialects.

The formation of dialects Dialects originated from tribal languages ??and tribal languages ??and are local variants of Chinese. The formation of dialects is the result of lack of communication between underdeveloped regions.

Nowadays, the more underdeveloped the area, the more types of dialects there tend to be. There are approximately 3,500 languages ??in the world, 1,140 of which are spoken in Africa.

The value of dialects Dialects themselves are indeed a kind of culture and a complex. Within a certain geographical scope, dialects can continue to play a role in promoting nostalgia and family affection; in the field of art, they can continue to play a role in prospering folk culture.

Just imagine if you sing Suzhou Pingtan or speak Yangzhou Pinghua in Mandarin, it would not be considered a local art. Dialects have considerable use value.

But after all, Mandarin is developed on the basis of dialects and is higher than dialects. Mandarin has a more complete set of phonemes and uses four tones, with a strong sense of rhythm and music. Mandarin has an unprecedentedly rich vocabulary and idioms, and is more expressive.

If you sing in Mandarin and dialect respectively, or recite prose, poetry, or read a *** statement, the appeal and effect will be obviously different. Dialects will eventually die out. Although there are as many as 3,000 to 4,000 languages ??in the world, only about 65 are designated as official or common languages ??by various countries.

Due to the establishment of *** synonyms, dialects of various languages ??are gradually declining, and the role of dialects is shrinking. Things develop and change and influence each other.

The gradual popularization of Mandarin will inevitably have an impact on the pronunciation of dialects. In Wu dialect, the two surnames Wang and Huang are indistinguishable, in Yangzhou dialect, Niu Liu has the same pronunciation, and Lin Ling and Su Shu have the same pronunciation. It will eventually change. Dialects will also inevitably absorb a large number of words from Mandarin, and at the same time discard some words that only have pronunciation but no corresponding words or are obviously out of date.

But this change is not the degradation of dialects, but the progress of dialects. Of course, Mandarin will continue to absorb words spread from dialects.

With the development and progress of my country's economy, science and technology, and society, dialects in various places will inevitably converge and will gradually be unified under the banner of Mandarin. Of course, the death of dialects will take a long time to come, just like capitalism will surely die. No one can say when it will be.

Judging from the current developed countries, although their national languages ??have long been popularized, dialects are still common. British English uses Oxford pronunciation as the standard pronunciation.

But if you travel to London, it is not difficult to hear the local dialect and non-authentic English with a Scottish or Welsh accent on the streets. Judging from the current situation in our country, dialects are far from entering the stage of extinction. In some areas, due to economic development and expansion, local dialects are still in the development stage, and there are even spillovers.

To say that "languages ??are dying every year in the world" or even that "one or two dialects are dying every day" is an exaggeration, and it is impossible to cite examples. Dialects do not need to be protected. The emergence, development, decline and demise of dialects are the inevitable results of the development of things and a historical necessity.

Dialects cannot be protected and cannot be protected. Language is a tool for people to communicate ideas.

Tools must be continuously improved and updated, and even the backward ones must be discarded and more advanced ones used. It is impossible to encourage people in the same dialect area to always use dialects.

With the improvement of people's education, civilization level and quality of life, you will find that more and more people, even middle-aged and elderly people, like to speak one or two sentences in Mandarin. Since the learning and use of Mandarin is closely related to education and foreign exchanges, young people's love of speaking Mandarin can often be used to show off their cultural level.

Sometimes, the pronunciation, diction and intonation of a person's speech can indeed be a sign of the person's cultural level and temperament. It is also not feasible to offer regional language classes.

Take Yangzhou dialect as an example. Many dialect words only have phonetic sounds but no written words.

There are some words that you don’t care about when you say them orally, but once you write them out, you find them difficult to express. For example, in the Lixiahe area of ??Jiangsu Province, "Qiwei" (urinates), "Xiaowei" (doesn't know), etc.

One of the characteristics of developed languages ??is that they are particularly rich in synonyms. English in the medieval period often had three synonyms to express the same concept. Of the three words, one comes from Old English, one from French, and one from Latin.

However, the word "dou" in the dialect of Lixiahe area in northern Jiangsu Province can express countless meanings. Such as "Have you ever eaten?" (Have you eaten?) "I have (beat) him twice."

"I have (sweared) him twice." "I have (slept) ).”

“I bought (bought) two kilograms” and so on. To set up dialect classes, teaching materials must be provided, and the content of the textbooks must be selected from a large number of literary works of various genres written in dialects.

To learn dialects well, you need a higher-level dictionary to standardize the glyphs, pronunciation and usage of dialects. At present, these conditions seem to be difficult to meet.

In short, we believe that Mandarin must be vigorously promoted. But currently it should be a "bilingual" context, and we should stick to Mandarin in formal occasions.

In daily life, dialects can continue to play a role in enhancing nostalgia and family ties, and in the field of art, the use of dialects can be promoted to continue to play a role in prospering folk culture. 8. Winter in Sichuan (an essay of more than 600 words

You may be familiar with my hometown Yangzhou. It has fertile land and abundant specialties. It is the famous "Land of Fish and Rice" and "Land of Lotus Roots". It has rich resource advantages. Since ancient times, there has been a saying that "Fireworks descend in Yangzhou in March". It has beautiful scenery, pleasant scenery, simple folk customs, outstanding people, and talents, and has long-standing cultural advantages. Now every time I see this The rows of high-rise buildings always remind me of the scene in my hometown when I was a child. In the past, the people in my hometown were very poor and lived in dilapidated thatched houses. The thatch on the houses began to rot due to the wind and sun. When it rained, the rainwater Everyone seemed to want to join in the fun, and the house was full of raindrops, so everyone had to move to their hometown overnight. The school at that time was a house with an earth-and-wood structure. The earthen walls were peeling off and there was no glass. In winter, the cold wind was biting and biting. ; Spring raindrops fall from the holes in the house, and the sound of rain and the sound of reading form a discordant tune. The mud-walled mud houses of the past are gone forever, and high-rise buildings are rising from the ground. There are even more public buildings, and every family has moved into new buildings. People's living standards have improved significantly. Everyone has no worries about food and clothing, and material standards have also increased unprecedentedly. I remember when I was young, our family's life was extremely simple, and our clothes were patched. I was beaten again, and my food was tight. I have the impression that I grew up eating vegetables and flour. Since the implementation of the joint production contract responsibility system, the rice yield per mu has been more than 1,200 kilograms, and the wheat yield has gradually increased from 200 to 300 kilograms. The weight increased to 800 to 900 kilograms, and the food at home gradually became abundant. The output of lotus roots also increased rapidly, and lotus root products were sold abroad. Life became more and more prosperous day by day. Everything in the past was unbearable to look back on. Since the reform and opening up, earth-shaking changes have taken place in my hometown. The changes in the country are showing a prosperous scene everywhere. Now, like the people in the city, young people in the village only take a few days off to go home for a few days during the New Year and the busy farming season. When the work at home is finished, they will soon charter a bus in batches. Or take the train to travel in all directions and go to your "job". What's even more exciting is that now another "highway" - the "information highway" has been set up in the farmyard. Some folks buy Computers are connected to the Internet, and some have opened Internet cafes in busy areas. This information highway has brought benefits and convenience to the villagers. Brother Zhao next door is doing business outside and wants to make it easier to contact his family. He bought a computer for his family, applied for a phone number for his family, and taught them how to video chat. Whenever he couldn’t go home during the Chinese New Year or holidays, he would make video calls with his family, with sound and vision, and the elderly at home felt as if they were thousands of miles away. I am often so happy about this that I keep praising the rapid development of society and the high quality of life. In ordinary people's homes, computers have quietly come in handy for conducting trade with others online. The Internet has brought about huge changes in people's lives. , the big stage of rural development is quietly being set up. Time flies, and the sun and the moon fly by. In the blink of an eye, my hometown has undergone tremendous changes in thirty years. My hometown, my lovely hometown, you are my eternal love.