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國慶節的來歷英語版
國慶節是由一個國家制定的用來紀念國家本身的法定假日。它們通常是這個國家的獨立、憲法的簽署、元首誕辰或其他有重大紀念意義的周年紀念日；也有些是這個國家守護神的圣人節。以下是小編為大家整理的關于國慶節的由來英文，僅供參考，希望能夠幫助大家！
國慶節的由來
On October 1, 1949, the founding ceremony of the Central Peoples Government of the Peoples Republic of China, also known as the founding ceremony, was grandly held at Tian an men Square in Beijing.
The earliest person to propose National Day was Mr. Ma Xulun, then a member of the Chinese Peoples Political Consultative Conference and the Chief Representative of the Democratic Progressive Movement
On October 9, 1949, the first National Committee of the Chinese Peoples Political Consultative Conference held its first meeting. Commissioner Xu Guangping spoke: "Commissioner Ma Xulun cannot come on leave. He entrusted me to say that the establishment of the Peoples Republic of China should have a National Day, so I hope that this association will decide to designate October 1st as National Day." Commissioner Lin Boqu also spoke in support of the proposal and requested a discussion and decision. On the same day, the meeting passed a proposal to request the government to designate October 1st as the National Day of the Peoples Republic of China to replace the old National Day on October 10th, and submitted it to the Central Peoples Government for adoption and implementation.
On December 2, 1949, the Fourth Session of the Central Peoples Government Committee passed a resolution stating: "The Central Peoples Government Committee hereby declares that starting from 1950, October 1st, the great day on which the Peoples Republic of China was proclaimed, shall be the National Day of the Peoples Republic of China
This is the origin of determining "October 1st" as the "birthday" of the Peoples Republic of China, also known as "National Day".
Since 1950, October 1st has become a grand festival for all ethnic groups in China.
國慶節的小故事1
October 1, 1949. Tian an men Square (National Day) Tower. The world is paying attention to this.
At 3 pm, the founding ceremony of the Peoples Republic of China was solemnly and grandly held. The powerful Hunan accent Holy Land announced: "The Central Peoples Government of the Peoples Republic of China has been established today
Previously, the communication soldiers of the Third Bureau of the Military Commission (our military communication agency) made thoughtful preparations for every detail of communication support for the arrival of this day. The majestic and vigorous sound spreads throughout the world through radio waves! This voice declares the end of an old society and the arrival of a new era.
Next, the Secretary General of the ceremony announced, "Please raise the national flag, Chairman Mao
A messenger named Su Ye, standing behind Chairman Mao, was as excited as everyone for the Chinese people standing up from now on, but he gained a sense of tension and pressure that no one else had. His hands were also sweating with excitement and tension, as Chairman Mao would use a technological invention he and a comrade in arms had invented to raise the national flag in front of the people of the world: using an electric button. Upon hearing the agenda announced by the Secretary General of the ceremony, Su Ye immediately took a step forward and handed a remote control button to Chairman Mao. Chairman Mao was full of energy and solemnly pressed the button. Amidst the anticipation of everyone on Tian an men Square, the remote control button smoothly activated the motor under the flagpole, automatically lifting a five-star red flag 460cm long and 338cm high towards the clear sky.
With the rise of the first five-star red flag, the magnificent and stirring national anthem of the Peoples Republic of China sounded from the square speakers. For the first time, radio waves have sent the national anthem across all corners of the country, soaring to the skies and sending it into the hearts of every Chinese people who have turned over and become the masters and are constantly excited.
At this moment, Su Ye noticed the drastic fluctuations in Chairman Maos chest, and a generation of great people couldnt help but feel it. Suddenly, Chairman Mao exclaimed in admiration, "Thats a great promotion!" The words echoed through the loudspeaker in the square. In an instant, the square was filled with joy and the crowd was uplifted. Su Ye understood the Chairmans words with two meanings. Firstly, he lamented that the Chinese nation had finally raised its first five-star red flag, and secondly, he praised the advanced remote control flag raising designed by the communication soldiers. Su Yes eyes were wet with tears as her heart surged.
國慶節的小故事2
A person with a nationality will never be unfamiliar with their own national anthem. On certain occasions, hearing the national anthem can evoke a spiritual shock, a surge of power, a surge of spirit, and a pouring of emotions.
But can you sing the national anthem word for word? I said, I dont know, and you dont necessarily do either. If it werent for an undue embarrassment, I wouldnt have thought about the topic of the national anthem.
Not long ago, I saw off a friend who was far away in Australia. My friends family of three are all Australian Chinese. Seven years ago, my friend studied in Australia, and then my wife and children moved to Melbourne together. At the beginning of his friends trip abroad, his son was only three months old and had already accompanied his mother to study abroad when he was less than a year old and could not speak. This time, my friend brought his seven year old son back to China for the first time to visit his family, but he was able to speak fluent Chinese, which was naturally deliberately taught by his parents. A friend said that in order to avoid losing their mother tongue to their son, they speak English to the outside world, and their family generally speaks Chinese, while their childs Chinese name is Xiaohua.
After playing games with me for a while, Xiaohua suddenly proposed to sing with me. I asked what song to sing, and without hesitation, he said, "Sing the national anthem
I said, "I cant sing your Australian national anthem, and you cant sing your Chinese national anthem. What can I do
He flashed his bright big eyes and said, "What Im talking about is singing the Chinese national anthem. The national anthem is the best song I can sing
I was quite surprised and skeptical that a child who went abroad before he could speak could sing this great song that blends the soul, spirit, and spirit of the Chinese nation? However, with the sound of childrens voices, I had to believe. Uncle, lets sing together. "At the invitation of Xiaohua, we started a small choir for the two. After singing in a low voice for three sentences, I couldnt come up with the familiar words and had to hum the powerful and passionate melody in sync.
Xiaohua kept saying to my army, "Uncle, sing the lyrics, sing the lyrics!" He finished singing the national anthem from beginning to end, and I occasionally added two lines of lyrics that I havent forgotten in the melody, but they were either wrong or mixed up. I feel ashamed.
I am amazed that Xiaohua can sing the national anthem so proficiently and emotionally. I learned from a friend that when other children were learning nursery rhymes, the first song Xiao Hua learned to sing was the "National Anthem of the Peoples Republic of China". After Xiaohua attended kindergarten in Australia, there was once a singing competition held in the kindergarten, and the required repertoire was three Australian childrens songs. Xiaohua likes singing, and her voice has the embryonic form of a singer. She has great hopes of winning awards by singing prescribed songs. But with the support of her parents, Xiaohua repeatedly demanded to sing the "National Anthem of the Peoples Republic of China". The aunt in the kindergarten was both surprised and regretful. If you dont understand the Chinese national anthem, you wont win the prize. And Xiaohua was very determined: "Sing even if you dont win!" Before the competition, his parents helped him do a serious rehearsal. On the day of the competition, both parents went, not only to listen to their son sing a song, but also to listen to his son sing the national anthem of the motherland on the stage of a foreign country. Xiao Huas childish voice of "cream" infused a bit of strength, a bit of speed, and a bit of excitement, singing the national anthem like a child.
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