From this sentence, it is inevitable that the Chinese people undoubtedly admire Chairman Mao’s view. I didn't know anything at that time and didn't know who the person in the photo was. Later, someone told me that it was the national leader Mao Zedong.

"The east is red, the sun rises, China has a Mao Zedong..." I have heard the lyrics since I was a child, and I have heard it grow up. From this sentence, it is inevitable that the Chinese people undoubtedly admire Chairman Mao’s view. Mao Zedong was like a driftwood when he was addicted to the sea, allowing us who were suffocating to get abundant oxygen; like a clear source of water in the vast desert, allowing us who had been hungry for a long time to get the sweetness of the spring water; like a light in the darkness before dawn, illuminating the road in front of us. Chairman Mao is so in this way to us, saving our souls trapped in the darkness and saving those who are deeply trapped in the mud.

When I was a child, I always went to a relative's house during the New Year and the holidays. In the most conspicuous place in that home, there will be a portrait of a large person. I didn't know anything at that time and didn't know who the person in the photo was. Later, someone told me that it was the national leader Mao Zedong. But I still don’t know what Chairman Mao means to us. I only know that the grandfather in the photo is a grandfather who is dressed very well, has a wrinkle on his chin, and looks very kind. But in a kindness, you can always feel a sense of being arrogant without anger, which is both approachable but also has a awesome temperament.

In the past, I would also ask my elders why I had to hang this grandfather at home that I had never seen before. The elders always say, "If we hadn't had this grandfather, we wouldn't have been reunited and had a meal like we are now..." But I was still ignorant when I was young. My sister told me: "If there was no grandpa, there would be no candy during the Chinese New Year." At that time, I nodded with a serious face and said, "This is a grandpa who can give out candy!" All the adults in the family laughed when they heard my remarks and said, "I will understand when I grow up."

Now I have grown up, and on the journey of growing up, this grandfather's name has always appeared in my life. This grandfather is seen in parents' conversations, teachers' lectures, and classmates' compositions. Although I have never seen this grandpa, he is everywhere in my life. I also understand that without Mao Zedong there would be no New China, without Mao Zedong there would be no stable, peaceful, happy and stable society we are now, and without Mao Zedong there would be no family harmony and happiness. I think what my sister is right. Without Mao Zedong, there would be no sugar. I also understand that this kind grandfather is indeed a grandfather who gives candy, but he is not just a grandfather who gives candy to children, but a grandfather who gives candy to the whole Chinese people. Only with Chairman Mao’s presence can a new China be established and our happy life is also guaranteed. But he died in Beijing on September 9, 1976, and left us forever at the age of 83. But his achievements will still be teleported by later generations and admired by future generations.

When this dazzling star falls, the world regrets it. Former Canadian Prime Minister Trudeau said: "Mao Zedong was one of the greatest leaders of the 20th century." Former US President Nixon said: "No matter what people think of Mao, no one can deny that he is a warrior who fights for the last breath." Mexico Former President Emilo Hill: "Through his great teachings throughout his life, Mao Zedong has left not only the Chinese people but the whole world. "Former French President Destin : "Because With Mao Zedong's death, a beacon of human thought was extinguished. "Stalin quoted from the Shizhe memory article: "China will be the center of the future world revolution, and your Comrade Mao Zedong is the leader of the world revolution ." These people who make remarks are all important people in their country. Whatever they say is very much concerned about. It is possible that any word they say can cause a sensation across the country, but they can all have such a high evaluation of Chairman Mao. I can only say that Chairman Mao is worth it!

Now let’s learn about the life of this great man. Mao Zedong was born on December 26, 1893 and died on September 9, 1976 at the age of 83. Mao Zedong, whose courtesy name was Runzhi, was named Zi Ren.from Xiangtan, Hunan. The great Marxist, the great proletarian revolutionary, strategist, and theorist, is the great pioneer in the sinicization of Marxism, the main creator and leader of the Communist Party of China, the People's Liberation Army of China and the of the People's Republic of China. His contribution to the development of Marxism-Leninism, military theory, and theoretical contribution to the Communist Party are called Mao Zedong Thought. He was respected as "Chairman Mao" by countless people of later generations. He is also the kind Grandpa Mao in the mouths of countless ignorant children. Chairman Mao is a great proletarian revolutionary, strategist, and theorist. Throughout his life, he not only turned the tide and established the new China in the turbulent old China, but also expressed his many different opinions and opinions on politics. Among them, in 1956, Chairman Mao pointed out two paths to our treasure island of China, Taiwan at that time. At that time, Chairman Mao clearly pointed out: "There are only two roads to choose from, one to Beijing and the other to Washington." However, Chairman Mao also made it clear that the end of the road to the Taiwan issue must be China, and Taiwan must be our territory of China, and the other road will definitely not work.

In 1956, Mao Zedong met with the Indonesian president from Southeast Asia Sukarno . Sukarnot traveled thousands of miles to Beijing, the capital of China, to ask this proletarian revolutionary, strategist and theorist who had enough insights into politics. After some political discussion, the two had a great conversation, and Sukarno also believed that Chairman Mao was a political genius. Just as the discussion was in full swing, Sukarno finally couldn't help but ask Chairman Mao about his views on the Taiwan issue. This put Chairman Mao, who was originally talking, into silence. After all, after the founding of New China in , maintaining China's territorial integrity was the first important task, and the United States' intervention was also involved.

At that time, the United States' military equipment, scientific research results, and economic development were nothing more than extremely advanced. The United States, which was originally eyeing Taiwan, felt like it had a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity when it received a request for assistance from Chiang Kai-shek. The United States is like a hungry jackal, meeting a fat little suckling pig. The United States agreed to Chiang Kai-shek's request for aid, hoping that through Chiang Kai-shek, Taiwan could be taken indirectly. Such a naked conspiracy theory must be seen through by Chairman Mao, and of course it will definitely not allow the United States to succeed. China has also begun to fall into it and fight against jackals, tigers and leopards. However, since China has just experienced various hardships, the lion that is about to wake up is still scarred after a fight, but the lion is still a male lion. Although the tiger, leopard, jackal, is cruel, and it is also a delusion to fight with the lion.

However, when New China was just established, it was the time when the country was weak, with economic shortages, weapons shortages, food shortages, and everything is waiting to be rejuvenated, and the United States interfered with it. There is also a disadvantage of geographical location. Mainland China is separated from Taiwan by sea by Taiwan. When Chiang Kai-shek failed in the civil war and fled to Taiwan, it took away a large amount of maritime power. The mainland's maritime power was insufficient, and fighting without authorization could only lead to a defeat and could not gain any advantage. These various reasons have caused the thorn in Chairman Mao's heart, but in such a disadvantageous situation, it is still very admirable that such bold words can be said!

I can't imagine that although we had established a new China at that time, our country was still 100 behind other developed countries. We have experienced the war of aggression against China, the war of anti-Japanese war, and the civil war of , and are in a situation of internal and external troubles. When China is suffering from internal and external troubles, many countries describe China as a sleeping lion. When we rise up to resist, drive away the great powers, and quell the civil war, our country is a sober lion, but this lion has experienced so many twists and turns and has been covered in scars. At that time, Chairman Mao could still say after the bad situation that Taiwan in the treasure island would definitely belong to China. Such bold ambitions are really not easy, and it is so strong that it is against the public.

Chairman Mao was also the leader at that time. Every word he said and every thought he advocated was the focus of the people and the world. When China was so scarred at that time, there was also the very developed United States eyeing it at that time, and it was so courageous to say that the end of Taiwan's road was China. I think this is very courageous and courageous. So it’s not in vain that countless people have said that Chairman Mao has a heroic spirit from his bones. Chairman Mao’s heroism is hard to cover up by the temporary destruction. After all, a lion is a lion. Even though he has been sleeping and injured, he is still a lion. After waking up, if you roar to the sky, you will be shocked by the world.

Chairman Mao is a hero worthy of admiration in the eyes of elders; a role model worth remembering in the eyes of young people; a kind and respectable grandfather in the eyes of children. Chairman Mao is a microcosm of heroes in each of us!

Conclusion: When Chairman Mao deviated from his hometown, he wrote a poem called "Untitled". It is also his bold words about his ambitions. The poem says: "A child is determined to leave his hometown, and he will not return until he becomes famous. Why do you need to bury his bones? There are green mountains everywhere in life." From the poem, we can see that it is not only Chairman Mao who has experienced the years of hardship, but also has a heroic spirit from his bones. It also happens in his prime. Success is not a matter of a day or a night, but accumulating over the years, thinking about ideals! Don’t be afraid of difficulties and obstacles, just for your dreams, for your ideals, and for the future.