Touching story of Three Gorges immigrants

There is a saying that "men don't shed tears easily", but I shed tears twice on my first trip to the Three Gorges.

The first time was on a cruise ship to the Little Three Gorges. The tour guide is a girl in her twenties, with fine features and dignity. Especially her fluent Mandarin, clear pronunciation and mellow voice, impeccable. She told us a story about Three Gorges immigrants, which deeply touched me. The story is about an old lady who lives by the Yangtze River and has been with it for more than 90 years. She has two children and two women. Her daughter lives above the immigration line, and her two sons are within it. According to the custom, she will immigrate to Anhui with her son. The old lady doesn't think about tea and rice, and misses her homeland. However, she deeply understands the righteousness and resolutely decides to leave the land where she has been raised for more than 90 years with her son. She filled the jar with earth and took it with her. They left by boat. On the day of departure, the leaders and the masses of Wushan County came to see me off, which was very lively. At this time, the old lady was trembling on the deck, and asked her son to bring the jar full of native land and knocked three heads deeply on the jar. Most people who saw me off cried. Hearing this, my tears couldn't help falling!

I was moved by such a scene, and I was moved by the old man's consciousness! In this way, the old lady may never return to her hometown where she was born and raised; During this trip, the old lady may never see the Yangtze River with her again. With this walk, the old lady took away her childhood dream, the land she attached to and the mountain she loved. Every grass, tree, brick and tile in my hometown, everything is her dream and her miss! However, for the sake of national construction, she resolutely left. I think, as an ordinary person, she is not a pillar of the country. However, as a spirit of sacrifice, it is the backbone of the nation! This spirit has been passed down from generation to generation, creating a great Chinese nation!

The second time was when I watched the program in the auditorium of the Fourth Brigade of Wushan County. It was also the story of the Three Gorges immigrants that brought tears to my eyes. I took those touching scenes, because there was no tripod, and because my photography skills were really flattering, the photos I took were terrible. But I hope more people can understand the sacrifices made by the Three Gorges immigrants for our country because of my photos.