"Loyal Bones Buried Everywhere in the Green Mountains" PPT courseware 5

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"Loyal Bones Buried Everywhere in the Green Mountains" PPT courseware 5

Why should we resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea?

New China has just been founded and is in urgent need of peace construction, but now the US imperialism is pointing its finger at the northeast of our country. If it really destroys North Korea, we will live under its threat and it will be difficult to carry out peace construction. Therefore, if we ignore the Korean issue, the US imperialism will inevitably push forward and follow the old path of Japan's invasion of China. It will insert three sharp knives into my country's body, one from North Korea on our head, and one from Taiwan. A knife stuck in our feet from Vietnam. If the world changes and it attacks us from three aspects, then we will be passive. Our goal in resisting U.S. aggression and aiding Korea is to prevent its wishful thinking from succeeding. Hit with one punch to avoid hundreds of punches coming. When we resist U.S. aggression and aid Korea, we defend our country.

Understand the martyrs

Mao Anying, Mao Zedong’s eldest son. Born in October 1922 in Changsha City, Hunan Province. When he was 8 years old, because his mother Yang Kaihui was arrested and imprisoned, he was also put in a cell. In 1936, he and his younger brother Mao Anqing were arranged to study in the Soviet Union. He returned to Yan'an in 1946 and joined the Communist Party of China in the same year. In 1950, the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea broke out. Mao Anying, who was newly married, took the initiative to join the Korean War and served as a Russian translator and secretary at the Chinese People's Volunteer Army Headquarters. He died heroically on November 25, 1950 in the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea.

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1. Choose the correct pronunciation:

Plan (nǐ yǐ) rush to (fù pù)

hesitate (chú zhù) die in duty (xùn xún)

2. Read words and poems:

Honors drawn up, died in the line of duty, rushed to, hesitated, sadly

Merit, indiscriminate bombing, intact, uncontrollable

Loyal bones are buried everywhere in the mountains, why should they return their bodies wrapped in horse leather?

3. I know the meaning of the following words:

(1). Honors of the Chairman:

(2) Comrade Anying died gloriously for the cause of the people.

(3) The moment the secretary handed the transcript of the telegram to the chairman for signature, the chairman hesitated subconsciously for a while.

(4) The chairman turned his sad eyes to the window.

What was Chairman Mao's mood when "Boss Peng requested that the body be transported back to the country" and "Kim Il Sung requested that An Ying be buried in North Korea"? How could you tell?

(1) "The chairman raised his head and looked at the ceiling, holding back the grief in his heart, with infinite nostalgia in his eyes."

(2) "If I can't see my son alive, let me see his body!" the chairman thought.

However, this idea was quickly dismissed. He seemed to comfort himself and said: "Of course I am very sad that my son died, but in war, the Japanese always want to die. How many of our outstanding sons and daughters gave their lives on the Korean battlefield, are their parents? Aren’t they sad? Don’t they want to see their son’s body again? Anying is my son and the son of the Korean people, so just respect the wishes of the Korean people.”

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