小時(shí)候課本里最可愛的人昨天回家了。天上飄著雪花，我們?cè)谏蜿?yáng)仙桃國(guó)際機(jī)場(chǎng)用最高禮儀迎接英雄回家。這段路他們走了73年，當(dāng)年新中國(guó)剛剛成立，中國(guó)一窮二百，我們沒有飛機(jī)，我們沒大炮，我們只有步槍。這場(chǎng)仗我們要不要打？毛主席幾天幾夜沒有入眠，最后決定要與美帝國(guó)主義開戰(zhàn)，當(dāng)年的志愿軍穿著單薄的衣服，補(bǔ)給還沒跟上。他們就乘火車跨過鴨綠江。與美帝國(guó)主義打了這場(chǎng)立國(guó)之仗。我們最終贏得了這場(chǎng)勝利，美帝國(guó)主義開始重新看待我們，他們才開始從骨子里懼怕我們。我們所有的尊嚴(yán)都是從這場(chǎng)戰(zhàn)爭(zhēng)開始的。我們的志愿軍共陣亡14.1萬(wàn)人。我們犧牲了14.1萬(wàn)志愿軍的代價(jià)，是他們的鮮血和生命才換回了今天我們所有的人這么幸福的生活。這是一場(chǎng)立國(guó)之戰(zhàn)。每年英雄們榮歸故里，我們每一個(gè)中國(guó)人都要深深地懷念他們。我怕下筆太重，驚擾了烈士的英魂，我又怕下筆太輕，描不出他們驚天動(dòng)地的往昔，歷史書很小，裝不下他們的偉大，但我們隨手一翻，就是他們的一生，我們雖未謀面，但深受其恩。

Although we have never met them, we've been benefiting a lot from their efforts. Yesterday, the soldiers of Chinese People's Volunteer Army, who are described as the most lovely people in the textbook of middle school, were sent back to China. In the falling snow, we welcomed our heroes home with the utmost decorum at Shenyang Taoxian International Airport.  It's been a long way for them starting from 73 years ago. Back then, People's Republic of China was just founded, poor and underdeveloped. We had no planes or cannons, but only rifles. To decide whether to attend the War to Resist US Aggression and Aid Korea, Chairman Mao couldn't sleep for several days. Eventually, China decided to fight against the American Empire. At that time, in thin clothes and a lack of supplies, Chinese People's Volunteer Army took trains across the Yalu River and fought this battle against the American Empire that gained international status for China. Finally, we won the victory of the war. It was from then that the American Empire started to take a new look at China and fear us from the bottom of their hearts. We won our dignity from this war. 141,000 of our Volunteer Army were killed in the war. It is at the cost of these 141,000 soldiers' blood and lives that all of our Chinese people live such a happy life today. It was a war that won international status for China. Every year when the heroes are sent back to our motherland, every Chinese should commemorate them deeply. I'm afraid that my words are so heavy that they will disturb the spirits of the martyrs; but with only superficial descriptions, it won't be enough to portray their earthshaking legends. History books are too thin to chronicle all their greatness. But a random page may record their entire lives. Although we have never met them, we've been benefiting a lot from their efforts.