Once upon a time, for the sake of the stability of the country and the great cause of the motherland, Huo Qubing, who gave up his extravagance and extravagance, resolutely led the army north with the belief that "the Huns have not been broken, so why should they return home?". Wen Tianxiang refused the temptation of high-ranking officials, chanting: "No one has died since ancient times, keep your heart and shine on history." Be generous; Fang Zhenwu, an anti-Japanese hero, roared "Better conquered people than conquered people" in the face of a strong enemy: Zhou Enlai vowed to study for the rise of China when he was a teenager ... Perhaps now, for us, that turbulent era has been replaced by an increasingly stable life, and the deeds of countless heroic ancestors can no longer be delayed. The roar of the national tragedy is gradually weakening, and the rise and fall of the world seems to be everyone's responsibility. But who says we can't stare at Ran Ran when it rises? Who says we can't be outraged when the country is at a disadvantage? Who says we can't face national disaster? Who says we can't sing patriotic songs!