Reform means a leap, and opening up heralds prosperity and strength. Bathed in the spring breeze of reform, in just a few years, people's living standards have undergone earth-shaking changes. My hometown is also changing miraculously.

In the past, my hometown was just a small village. The roads are all dirt roads with lots of potholes. The hometown that remains in my mind is full of bungalows. There are only a handful of bungalows that I can see, and most of them are tiled houses. When it is windy or rainy, the houses will collapse in serious cases. Water will get into the house. The road in front of the house is deserted, with no factories or shops, let alone street lights. One street was literally closed off. Back then, owning a bicycle for transportation had become a goal pursued by people. The clothes people wore at that time were all patched. There was a saying in the past: three years for the new, three years for the old, and another three for mending. Even the shoes are made with my own dexterous hands, including straw sandals and cloth shoes...

During the wave of reform and opening up, my hometown turned into a small city. Prosperous and prosperous, beautiful and lovely. The low, dilapidated old houses of the past have long been replaced by novel and unique high-rise buildings. The muddy ancient roads of those days have disappeared. Broad highways crisscross and extend in all directions. On the flat, wide asphalt road, vehicles are flowing back and forth. The road is lined with trees and people are coming and going. The former tile-roofed houses have now become luxurious residences. Looking around, you can see brand-new high-rise buildings rising in rows. The children's paradise is filled with the sound of joy, and the colorful light fountains are decorated like a fairyland. As long as you walk into any home, household appliances are readily available, such as televisions, refrigerators, air conditioners, telephones, etc. Browsing, querying information and engaging in cultural and entertainment activities have brought great convenience and endless fun to people's lives. Shopping malls and farmers’ markets have a dazzling array of products. It’s really a new look and atmosphere every year!

Therefore, we must be students with comprehensive development of morality, intelligence, body, beauty and labor, so that our great motherland will always stand in the world. I believe that with the diligence and wisdom of the people, we Our hometown will become more prosperous and people's lives will become richer.