Mao Zedong Returns to Shaoshan

December 26, 2007 is the 114th anniversary of the birth of Chairman Mao Zedong, the great leader of the Chinese people. This is a day that the Chinese people should always remember. Without the Communist Party led by Chairman Mao, there would be no New China. Without New China, there would be no happy life today. On this day, I watched the film "Mao Zedong Huishaoshan" with my deep feelings for the great leader, in memory of the great man. The film describes the leader's experience of returning to his hometown to visit relatives, and shows the leader's pragmatic style. When the leader heard that grassroots cadres falsely reported production and answered questions unrealistically, he warned them earnestly and sincerely that they must treat production, the masses, and themselves truthfully. He personally corrected the aggressive thinking of grassroots cadres in Shaoshan Commune. The film narrates that in order to get closer to the villagers, the leader instructed the security department to reduce the number of local police officers in order to visit the people more freely and understand the social reality and the real life of the villagers, so as not to disturb the people and villagers. He only brought a few personal guards with him and came to his hometown in a light vehicle, which reflected the leader's simple work style. This film focuses on Mao Zedong's daily life when he returned to his hometown to visit his grave and visit his fellow villagers. It depicts the deep feelings of a leader who spent his life seeking happiness for the people and never forgetting the hundreds of millions of farmers. It gives today's confused modern people