Cuba Revolution: A Dynasty That Pursuits Freedom
I was born twice: First, as a timid resident who wanted to end Batista’s rule. Second, A senior soldier who was steady and strategic. This war has also brought my soul to another level and made me realize the importance of freedom and time. Read the following article and see my growth.
In conclusion, the Cuban revolution is undoubtedly a significant event, despite the fact that there are still some disagreements on its viability. On the one hand, the Cuban revolution toppled Batista’s regime, put an end to US control and appropriation of Cuba, altered the balance of power, and instituted the socialist system. For example, through the missile crisis, Cuba established cooperative relations with Russia and forced the United States to end its trade and association with Cuba. After the matter was completed, Castro’s rise also provided society with a more reasonable system. Nonetheless, the Cuban revolution did not alter the survivors’ unwavering will or longing for independence. For example, after the revolution ended, the streets were filled with pictures of Castro and the revolution. The people have depicted their courage and desire for freedom on the walls and pasted them on the ground. Last but not least, the Cuban revolution taught our party and nation to put into practice the proper intellectual policy of balancing leniency with severity; The revolution’s objective was to enhance the quality of people’s cultural lives so that they can transition from being practitioners of cultural life to creators; We must struggle to establish a socialist culture in Cuba; We must faithfully carry on Cuba’s revolutionary cultural tradition and encourage cultural self-assurance among the populace. Cuba is a small nation with a developing economy, yet it is a force in world culture. This is a miracle, and the experience and enlightenment mentioned above are key factors in miracle creation.