Because this old man, who used to be a soldier, did not have many formal opportunities to participate in such a flag-raising ceremony after retiring, he just wanted to continue to express his patriotism in this way. He deeply engraved his patriotism in his bones, so he persisted for so many years, whether it rained or not, he persisted in doing it. In fact, this scene is really touching, because it can be seen that the older generation really carved patriotism in their bones. No matter how time passes, their patriotism will not change. In contrast, many of our young people now lack such spirit and deep feelings, but perhaps because we haven't experienced war like before, we can't understand their feelings, but I think we should still learn. Actually, expressing this feeling is very simple. For example, we should cherish our national flag. Whenever we hear our national anthem and see the five-star red flag Ran Ran rising, we must take it seriously. For example, a little girl recently saw a five-star red flag thrown away on the road. She picked it up with her father's help, which is a good performance. Such a seven or eight-year-old girl knows this truth, and I think we should know this truth even more when we are adults. Because if there is no country behind us, we will also be displaced and will not have a happy and healthy life now. Maybe we will still live in that wartime. Where can I live and work now? Therefore, we should learn to love, respect and safeguard our country from an early age. There is no doubt about it, but we can stick to our lifelong beliefs.