"Unremitting self-improvement, moral commitment."The remarks were made by Liang Qichao in a speech at Tsinghua University. It not only deeply inspired the students of Tsinghma University, but it also deeply shocked my heart. The unceasing self-improvement and moral commitment is a strong and generous spirit, which is the cultural essence of our Chinese nation. It seems to me that this phrase is not onlythe essence, not only the motto of Tsinghua University for many years, but also the benchmark and bellwether of our learning in daily life. I was completing a certain task when an unexpected difficulty occurred to me, and I suddenly thought of giving up. Then I suddenly remembered the saying"Strive for self-improvement and be virtuous and committed to thinas" which made me realize that |should never retreat from difficulties, but should persevere, never give up and shoulder my responsibilities. Correct the error in time and the task is eventually completed smoothly.

"Ancient calligraphy, under the pen of spring breeze", can let me open my eyes. There were many distinguished calligraphers, such as Wang Xizhi, Ouyang Xun, a famous calligrapher of the Tang Dynasty, and Su Shi, a calligrapher of the Northern Song Dynasty. Their words are rich and colorful in their interpretation of Chinese characters. I admire these calligraphers at the same time, and I am very proud of them. Teachers often say that writing is as good as it is bad, and speaks for one's ability. So, from now on, I want to practice well, from taking notes, writing assignments and jotting down every word seriously, to inherit our Chinese characters in a broad and profound way.

In the long course of Chinese culture, we have been constantly exploring and discovering. I believe that one day we will fully understand this broad and deep Chinese culture, and more young students will inherit this exciting Chinese culture.

And now, even though I am just an ordinaryelementary school student, bathed in the excellent and splendid history and culture of China, the burden on my shoulders is still heavy. As someone of Chinese descent, I am proud of China's broad and profound culture, and even more proud of the prosperity of the motherland today. As the successor of the Fatherland Building, I want to study harder and harder and grow up to take over the baton of the Fatherland Building, make the Fatherland stronger and make Chinese culture shine forever!