This land is sacred to the author.

This Land is Sacred was written by Seattle Chief, who was born in 1786 and died in1June 7, 866. He is the leader of the Indian tribe in Washington, USA. He believed in Catholicism, was willing to emigrate with white people, and established a personal friendship with David Swainson Maynard, one of Seattle's founders. According to Maynard's suggestion, Seattle was named after Seattle Chief.

About/kloc-0.00 years ago, he was the chief of an Indian tribe in the northwest of the United States. At that time, his people had to leave their land and move to a reservation. The situation is very tragic. At that time, white people crossed the American continent from the east coast to the west, and many regrettable events happened. For Chief Seattle and his people, life itself is sacred and needs mutual respect. Birds sing tactfully, which is tantamount to a chorus of poetry. The forest is a huge hall, and the breeze is like an active prayer. We are closely related to each other, and how we treat the environment and the life in the environment will eventually become our own destiny.

1854, 18 In February, he gave a speech to a gathering including the territorial governor, white immigrants and about 1000 Indians.