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Five Legends of Anti-Japanese War: 600 Words on His Thought of Gathering Righteousness.
Walking on the campus where the green water is rippling and the wicker is gently brushed, I feel that such a day is really comfortable; Sitting on a large stone bench, bathed in warm sunshine, it seems that the whole person is very comfortable.

Unfortunately, it is in the southwest of our motherland, where it is suffering from drought. I have seen several pictures: a little girl of three or four years old with two mineral water bottles and a happy smile. My eyes were moist when I saw this picture. At that time, in addition to my pity and cherish for her, I also deeply blamed myself. I feel that I don't seem to save much water at ordinary times, and I always pour more water when I don't need so much. It's really good. Looking back, what should I do if there is a drought where I live? Will I be as strong and optimistic as that little girl? Another one is like this: an old farmer who is over 60 years old is squatting in his farmland. Unfortunately, the field is not lush crops, but cracks left by long drought and no rain. My first feeling when I saw this painting was how he and his family would live in the future. It is said that water is the source of life; People eat for the sky; People are iron, rice is steel, and they are hungry without food. But they lack water and food. How can they go on like this? Now I always hear TV, radio and newspapers say that we should take the road of sustainable development and care for the environment. However, it seems that we all talk too much and do too little. Sometimes when we see others throwing garbage on the ground, we throw it with them, let alone pick up the garbage thrown by others and throw it into the trash can. I really admire my head teacher in high school. I walked behind him many times and saw him bend down to pick up the garbage on the ground.

Bend down and reach out, it seems that the sunshine is negligible, but how many people can really persevere? We say don't trample on the lawn, don't litter, these seemingly easy things to do, but in the process of accidentally lifting our legs and reaching out, we do those things that are harmful to the environment. So, isn't it a little careless?

If we know that littering, spitting and trampling on the lawn are uncivilized behaviors, it is not conducive to protecting our surrounding environment. Then why don't we start from these little things around us, from school, from this moment? Why do we have to wait until we are tortured by some strange diseases and hurt by some sudden disasters before we talk about environmental protection?

Social progress and economic development are of great significance to the whole person.