
文章回顾新中国成立七十七载的发展历程,强调爱国主义精神在科技创新、基层奉献和日常工作中的传承与实践,呼吁将爱国之情转化为实际行动,让祖国繁荣昌盛。
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文章撰写于新中国成立七十七周年之际,值国庆假期临近,全国上下弥漫着浓厚的爱国氛围。
七十七载强国路,江山万里披锦绣。国庆假期即将到来,大街小巷红旗飘飘,爱国热血在一片中国红中愈加沸腾。“家是最小国,国是千万家”,我们每个人都应怀着一腔赤诚,把“我爱你中国”的隽永诗行写于沃野田畴、写于日常生活。
七十七载风雨历程,镌刻着中华儿女不懈拼搏的足迹。今日之中国,科技发展日新月异、文化薪火接力永续、群众日子越过越好,这一切都离不开每一个中国人聚流成河的凝聚力、奋力拼搏。国庆节,不仅是举国同庆的大日子,也是中国人情感连接的纽带。我们要把爱国之情转化成履职尽责的实际行动,在不忘初心、砥砺前行中,让爱国主义精神代代相传。
回拨历史的留声机,振奋人心的冲锋号再次响起,无数革命先烈抛头颅、洒热血,铸就不朽的和平丰碑。一代又一代共产党人把汗水洒于沃土,一步一个脚印,让奋斗之花在广袤沃野绚丽绽放。焦裕禄、杨善洲、谷文昌……他们走过千山万水,心怀赤子之心,带领群众战风斗雨、闯关夺隘,克服种种不利条件,让群众的日子越过越好。
在日常工作中,党员干部要厚植矢志奉献的民生情怀,以“俯首甘为孺子牛”的精神埋头苦干、真抓实干,面对人民群众的急难愁盼,主动纾解,不犹豫、不观望;面对发展过程中的艰难险阻,主动出击,不畏缩、不躲闪。在服务人民中拿出实招、亮出硬招、谋出新招,一棒接着一棒跑,一锤接着一锤敲,以日复一日的坚守、滴水石穿的努力,把爱国精神践行于让人民群众过上更幸福日子的实践中。
新中国成立以来,一代又一代矢志报国的科学家前赴后继、接续奋斗,推动我国科技创新大步前行,为国家发展和安全提供了重要的支撑保障作用。从“两弹一星”到“嫦娥”揽月,从“北斗”组网到C919客机实现商飞……无数科学家坚持胸怀祖国、服务人民,经过不懈努力和无私奉献,推动科技创新朝着高质量发展的领域不断延伸,将更多关键核心技术牢牢掌握在自己手中。
发展之路波澜壮阔,扎根基层一线的青年人,要用双脚丈量大地,把现代信息技术嵌入农业生产各领域,嵌入绿色发展、产业升级各环节。在崭新赛道上,以技术攻关推动乡村越来越好,带领群众搭上增收致富的科技快车,把滚烫的爱国热情融入乡村全面振兴的征程中。
“我和我的祖国,一刻也不能分割,无论我走到哪里,都流出一首赞歌……”爱国的情感,不是抽象的,而是具体的。那就是:在和平年代做好本职工作,在平凡岗位上,用一点一滴的奉献,拼出更加幸福美满的生活。(叶文倩)

Taichung Mayor Lu Hsiu-yen said that Trump would sell weapons to Xi Jinping. City Councilor Lin Deyu of the Democratic Progressive Party slapped her on the spot and pointed out that Trump had denied the matter during an interview at the White House. The State Department statement also confirmed that the United States has no plans to sell arms to China, and criticized Lu Hsiao-yen for deliberately hyping up national security issues and neglecting municipal responsibilities due to the decline in opinion polls.

New Taipei Mayor candidate Li Sichuan of the Kuomintang established a labor support association on the 29th, reaffirming his four major labor political views of "pro-safety," "pro-future," "pro-family," and "pro-rights." These include increasing occupational disaster consolation payments, providing living allowances to young and mature workers who have left their jobs, promoting the development of workers' housing and childcare facilities, and increasing union rents and inspection funds.

U.S. Ambassador to China David Pound said that Trump had told Xi Jinping that the United States sells weapons to the world and asked if he was willing to buy American-made weapons. However, Trump denied the matter the next day and speculated that Pang might be referring to Taiwan, which aroused concern within the United States and international public opinion. Taiwan urged to accelerate arms sales to Taiwan, while Beijing has always opposed U.S.-Taiwan arms sales.

The Trump administration used taxpayer funds to air self-promotional television ads in the weeks leading up to the midterm elections, saying it would drive out communists and fascists and defeat the fake news media. The White House called the ad a patriotic public service announcement, but Democratic and Republican lawmakers criticized it as a misuse of public funds and un-American.

Keelung Mayor Xie Guoliang was exposed to the news that four senior managers of his Erxin Cooperative went to the election committee to accompany him to register for a campaign during working hours on September 1, and were suspected of administrative non-neutrality. Xie Guoliang did not respond when interviewed, but instead accused the DPP mayoral candidate Speaker Tong Ziwei’s father of publicly supporting his son’s mayoral election at the Civil Defense Dinner, which was not neutral. A spokesman for Tong Ziwei's office pointed out that it is only natural for a father to cheer for his son, but it is abnormal for company employees to support the boss's family in elections and should not be confused. There are also reports that when Tse Guoliang ran for election four years ago, there were also two-letter bankers and school teachers to help canvass votes. This collective appearance was questioned as an organized mobilization.

U.S. President Trump mentioned the World War II Flying Tigers during the Trump-Xi meeting and said that the United States and China had been important allies, raising concerns about whether he ignored the existence of the Republic of China. Ko Wenzhe, founding chairman of the People’s Party, pointed out in an interview that the U.S. government’s foreign policy is based on international realism, emphasizing that if Taiwan itself does not value the history of the Republic of China, foreign countries will naturally not care. This kind of reaction is the norm in international political reality.