My Alma Mater Complex —— Essay on Memory Prose of University Alma Mater
1July 3, 993 was the last day that I left Northwest Normal University after graduating from university. Since then, my alma mater has accompanied me to the depths of the Gobi in the west, from Yumen Oilfield in Gansu to Tuha Oilfield in Xinjiang. I have worked in the Gobi desert for 20 years, but this complex has taken root in my heart and accumulated more and more.
Working in the Gobi Desert, in order to record the working scene of oil people fighting for oil, I climbed the Yaoshan Mountain at the foot of Qilian Mountain, crossed Tianshan Mountain, waded through dangerous beaches, crossed grasslands, traveled all over Qaidam Basin, Lenghu Lake, Sebei and Huatugou, and also climbed the Flame Mountain in Turpan Basin to be on duty in the depths of the desert on the border between China and Mongolia. Along the way, there will inevitably be many difficulties and hardships, and there will be lonely and helpless days. At this time, the alma mater complex has become my spiritual motivation to tide over the difficulties and eliminate loneliness, urging me to keep forging ahead on the road of life.
Especially in the days when Niuquan Lake, where Santanghu Oilfield is located on the Sino-Mongolian border, is on duty for a long time, every day I look at the snow on Lafutik Mountain and Moqinwula Mountain, and my alma mater complex will ferment into my memories and nostalgia for my alma mater and college days.
Looking back on my college days, what impressed me most was the tolerance of my alma mater. For a rural child like me, who was born in a poor mountainous area, his parents died and his life was not enough to rely on, it is conceivable that he suddenly stepped into a metropolis from a relatively closed and backward mountain village and went to a famous university. However, the tolerance of my alma mater melted my inner fear and unruly appearance. At that time, my head teachers of audio-visual education department, Tao Lizhi, Yang Gaixue and Mr. Wang gave me countless spiritual encouragement and life care, which made me feel warm and enabled me to complete my college studies.
Another unforgettable thing about my alma mater is her humanistic atmosphere. The long history and strong liberal arts setting of the alma mater have laid a solid foundation for this humanistic atmosphere, and the independent establishment of student organizations has created a strong atmosphere for this humanistic atmosphere. At that time, there were many clubs in the school: poetry club, photography club, calligraphy club, martial arts club and so on. , often carry out activities. Students choose to participate according to their hobbies. As an engineering student, I stubbornly prefer literary writing, so I chose to join the poetry club. Through a series of activities organized by the Society, I got to know He Lai, Li Laoxiang, Yang Kui, Sang Zi, Ye Zhou, Tang and others who were active in Gansu poetry circles at that time. The poetry club was first organized by Wang Anmin, then by Xu Zhaoshou, and then by Yan Jun. Basically, all the students are liberal arts students in the Department of History and Chinese, and I am from the Department of Audio-visual Education. Xu Zhaoshou and Silver called me? An electrician? . At that time, we often published some poems in the school newspaper and radio station, and occasionally published them in big publications, poetry magazines and other publications outside. I also got an essay activity organized by the National Federation of Students. It is also to participate in these literary activities, get in touch with these poetry predecessors or teachers, and give me some writing skills, which will really help me to get to work in the future.
Now every time I recall my college life, I deeply feel that it is the tolerance and rich humanistic atmosphere of my alma mater that changed me and shaped me, so that I can settle down in news propaganda, secretarial work, front-line production organization, logistics management, party affairs and other aspects since I joined the work. Although I have no great achievements, I have not humiliated the glory of my alma mater for a hundred years. Today, I am celebrating the 0/0 anniversary of my alma mater1/kloc-0.