The next morning, Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang came to Tiananmen Square and were preparing to take a photo here. After taking the souvenir, they were ready to return to the south city.
Li Jiansheng remembers that he introduced his impression of Tiananmen Square in his primary school textbook. Although he had been to Tiananmen Square for the second time, he was inspected by Chairman Mao. He didn’t have time to read it carefully. Now he is here in person, and he feels that the square is vast and the building is magnificent.
However, those magnificent buildings are not allowed to enter, and the Forbidden City has also stopped opening.
Anyone who comes to the square must leave a shadow in front of Tiananmen Square.
There were already many people in the square, and there were long queues in front of several photo booths. Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang immediately joined the queue.
At this time, there were Red Guards with red armbands scattering leaflets from time to time.
When they walked to a crowded place, they suddenly took out a stack of flyers from their backpacks and threw them up hard. The red and green flyers drifted down from the air. Pedestrians on the road were all spreading their hands, competing for the falling flyers.
Li Jiansheng has also seen this kind of scene in Nancheng, which is not surprising.
More than an hour later, it was Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang's turn to take photos.
They set up a pose, held the Red Book in one hand, held the head and chest up, looked straight ahead, and took a group photo.
Then he walked west along Chang'an Street to visit the magnificent buildings such as the Telegraph Building, the National Culture Palace, and the Military Museum in Beijing.
On Chang'an Street, almost all the buildings on the street have large slogans or revolutionary slogans.
There are propaganda cars driving by the street from time to time, and the tweeters on the roof are playing the latest editorials published by the People's Daily, and some are playing critical articles. There is a hot revolutionary atmosphere everywhere, which makes people feel excited and motivated.
It was already noon when Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang returned to their residence.
At this time, the originally lively residence had become deserted. The young Red Guards living here had already packed up, left here, and went to another place to connect.
After lunch, Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang went back to their rooms to rest.
Li Jiansheng saw that in the classroom where dozens of people were sleeping, he and his classmate Xiao Yongqiang were not leaving yet.
At present, Xiao Yongqiang has not come back yet, only Li Jiansheng is lying in the empty room to rest.
Li Jiansheng remembers that he introduced his impression of Tiananmen Square in his primary school textbook. Although he had been to Tiananmen Square for the second time, he was inspected by Chairman Mao. He didn’t have time to read it carefully. Now he is here in person, and he feels that the square is vast and the building is magnificent.
However, those magnificent buildings are not allowed to enter, and the Forbidden City has also stopped opening.
Anyone who comes to the square must leave a shadow in front of Tiananmen Square.
There were already many people in the square, and there were long queues in front of several photo booths. Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang immediately joined the queue.
At this time, there were Red Guards with red armbands scattering leaflets from time to time.
When they walked to a crowded place, they suddenly took out a stack of flyers from their backpacks and threw them up hard. The red and green flyers drifted down from the air. Pedestrians on the road were all spreading their hands, competing for the falling flyers.
Li Jiansheng has also seen this kind of scene in Nancheng, which is not surprising.
More than an hour later, it was Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang's turn to take photos.
They set up a pose, held the Red Book in one hand, held the head and chest up, looked straight ahead, and took a group photo.
Then he walked west along Chang'an Street to visit the magnificent buildings such as the Telegraph Building, the National Culture Palace, and the Military Museum in Beijing.
On Chang'an Street, almost all the buildings on the street have large slogans or revolutionary slogans.
There are propaganda cars driving by the street from time to time, and the tweeters on the roof are playing the latest editorials published by the People's Daily, and some are playing critical articles. There is a hot revolutionary atmosphere everywhere, which makes people feel excited and motivated.
It was already noon when Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang returned to their residence.
At this time, the originally lively residence had become deserted. The young Red Guards living here had already packed up, left here, and went to another place to connect.
After lunch, Li Jiansheng and Wan Juxiang went back to their rooms to rest.
Li Jiansheng saw that in the classroom where dozens of people were sleeping, he and his classmate Xiao Yongqiang were not leaving yet.
At present, Xiao Yongqiang has not come back yet, only Li Jiansheng is lying in the empty room to rest.
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