火红的岩标

Adapted from the essay of the same name. In the unforgettable year of 1976, the Tibetan people deeply mourned Chairman Mao. Before the rock marker engraved with "The Great Savior," they recalled the bitter years of enslavement in the old society and grew even more concerned about the fate of their motherland. The Party Central Committee decisively crushed the "Gang of Four," who had brought calamity to the nation and its people. Overwhelmed with joy, the Tibetan people resolved to march forward triumphantly, closely following the Party Central Committee.