
The article reviews the development of the People's Republic of China over the past 77 years, emphasizes the inheritance and practice of patriotism in technological innovation, grassroots dedication, and daily work, and calls for the transformation of patriotism into practical actions to make the motherland prosperous.
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The article was written on the occasion of the 77th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China, as the National Day holiday is approaching, and there is a strong patriotic atmosphere throughout the country.
Seventy-seven years on the road to strengthening the country, the country is covered with beauty for thousands of miles. The National Day holiday is coming, red flags are flying in the streets and alleys, and patriotic blood is boiling in the Chinese red. "Family is the smallest country, and a country is like thousands of families." Each of us should write the meaningful lines of "I love you, China" in fertile fields and in daily life with sincerity.
Seventy-seven years of ups and downs are engraved with the footsteps of the Chinese people’s unremitting struggle. In today's China, science and technology are developing at a rapid pace, the cultural fire relay is sustainable, and people's lives are getting better and better. All these are inseparable from the cohesion and hard work of every Chinese person. National Day is not only a big day for the whole country to celebrate together, but also a bond of emotional connection for the Chinese people. We must transform patriotism into practical actions to perform our duties, and let the spirit of patriotism be passed down from generation to generation while staying true to our original aspirations and forging ahead.
The gramophone dialed back the history, and the inspiring charge horn sounded again. Countless revolutionary martyrs shed their lives and blood to create an immortal monument to peace. Generation after generation of Communists have shed their sweat on the fertile soil, step by step, allowing the flowers of struggle to bloom brilliantly in the vast fertile fields. Jiao Yulu, Yang Shanzhou, Gu Wenchang... They traveled through thousands of mountains and rivers, with innocent hearts, leading the masses to fight against wind and rain, overcome obstacles, overcome various unfavorable conditions, and make the lives of the masses better and better.
In their daily work, party members and cadres must have a deep sense of dedication to the people's livelihood, work hard and work hard with the spirit of "bowing down and willing to be a slave", face the urgent difficulties and worries of the people, take the initiative to relieve them, without hesitation or wait and see; face the difficulties and obstacles in the development process, take the initiative, without flinching or dodging. In serving the people, we must come up with practical strategies, tough strategies, and devise new strategies. One stick after another, one hammer after another, and with day after day perseverance and hard work, we will practice the patriotic spirit in the practice of letting the people live a happier life.
Since the founding of the People's Republic of China, generations of scientists dedicated to serving the country have continued to work hard, pushing my country's scientific and technological innovation forward, and providing important support and guarantees for national development and security. From "two bombs and one satellite" to "Chang'e" reaching the moon, from "Beidou" networking to the commercial flight of C919 airliner... countless scientists insist on keeping the motherland in mind and serving the people. Through unremitting efforts and selfless dedication, they promote the continuous extension of scientific and technological innovation towards the field of high-quality development, and firmly hold more key core technologies in their own hands.
The road to development is magnificent, and young people taking root at the grassroots level must measure the earth with their feet and embed modern information technology into all fields of agricultural production, as well as into every link of green development and industrial upgrading. On a new track, technological research will be used to promote rural areas to become better and better, lead the masses to get on the technological express train of increasing income and wealth, and integrate the hot patriotic enthusiasm into the journey of comprehensive rural revitalization.
"My motherland and I cannot be separated for a moment. No matter where I go, a hymn flows out..." Patriotic emotions are not abstract, but concrete. That is: do your job well in peacetime, and use your dedication bit by bit in ordinary positions to create a happier and more fulfilling life. (Ye Wenqian)

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The New Taipei City Government will hold a flag-raising ceremony on October 10, National Day, at the Second Administrative Center in Sanchong District. The New Taipei City Symphony Orchestra and Sanchong Bihua Elementary School will perform the national anthem. The Honor Corps Veterans Association of the Republic of China will serve as the flag bearer, and Fubon Angels, Taiwanese songs and street performances will be arranged. The Civil Affairs Bureau will hang about 1,400 national flags on roads and bridges around the city hall, bringing the city's total to about 5,000 national flags. It will also launch an online event where those who complete community tasks will have the opportunity to win a 1,200 yuan electronic gift certificate.

The new session of the Legislative Yuan started today. Executive President Zhuo Rongtai and the heads of ministries and commissions attended the policy address and made four requests: support the 2016 central government general budget, the 2015 supplementary budget, the special budget for strengthening asymmetric combat power procurement, and promote priority bills such as population countermeasures and sports. He emphasized that budget preparation is a constitutional obligation and hoped that the Legislative Yuan would review the budget as scheduled and return the constitutional order to normal. He also pointed out that Taiwan faces international challenges but has good economic resilience. It is estimated that this year's economic growth rate will reach 11.5% and the unemployment rate will hit a new low since 2001.

After the talks between Xi Jinping and Trump, China and the United States announced more consensus content and agreed to launch an artificial intelligence dialogue mechanism and extend the trade truce until January 10. However, no joint statement was issued and no major breakthrough was made. The two sides remain divided on issues such as Taiwan issues, rare earth exports and semiconductor restrictions, and the access of foreign financial companies is still subject to Chinese regulatory restrictions.

After the Nuclear Safety Commission completed the review of the nuclear re-operation plan, the National Nuclear Waste Action Platform and 34 civil society groups, trade unions, and enterprises jointly issued a statement calling for the expansion of review expertise to geology, earthquakes, climate and other fields, the disclosure of the list of review committee members and interest avoidance information, and the inclusion of relevant units such as the Ministry of Environment and the Ministry of Economic Affairs into the risk assessment and decision-making process. It emphasized that a democratic participation mechanism with substantial influence should be established, especially to allow residents where nuclear power plants are located and areas that may be affected by accidents to obtain complete risk information and participate in the final decision-making.