With the development of the times, people are paying more and more attention to the environment. Nature will warn us in different ways about the importance of protecting forests. Just like this summer, all cities are unusually hot. The same applies, it is our mission to protect nature. Today I will introduce this place with abundant green vegetation.
Liupan Mountain, more than just white clouds and mist, the sun and the stars, but also we who come here to play. Along this road, many revolutionary martyrs left their remains, especially after watching the movie “Twenty Two” recently, the feeling was even stronger.
The Long March, 25,000 kilometers. A group of warriors carrying firebrands, measured the muddy and steep mountains and rivers of the motherland with their straw sandals, opening up a Bronze Road. Liupan Mountain, the watershed of the north, uses its vastness and magnificence to support the loud footsteps of the Red Army, to support the red flag that dominates the rise and fall.
There is so much revolutionary significance here. But nowadays, people come here more and more attracted by the beauty of this place. For such a natural place, it is our responsibility to protect it.
On the Liupan Mountain, a tall poet, looking at a setting sun, holding a divine pen, dipping it in the blood-red ink of the sunset, spread out the vast Liupan Mountain and wrote a poem that shook the ancient and modern times. The fluttering red flag is like a stubborn stamp, imprinted on the Liupan Mountain
This used to be the memory of an era, and now, when summer comes, people come here not only to escape the heat, but also to exercise by climbing mountains, which is a very meaningful thing to do. But no matter what, we must remember that our current peace and tranquility are because of those who have taken the burden for us. This is their greatness, guarding us, we must not forget.
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