“这就是我的中国梦,它很小也很普通,我不求变成龙和凤,我只想活在幸福中;这就是我的中国梦,它很简单也容易懂,踮起脚尖就能够到,不是悬在半空中”。黄渤在2014春晚上唱的一首《我的要求不算高》,唱出了众多老百姓对“中国梦”的阐释和解读。的确,偌大的中国梦,当具象到每一个普通姓名和平实身份之后,我们必须用切实可行的姿态去实现和勾勒。每人一小梦,中国一大梦。对于三江水畔的宁波人民,同样如此。 “This is my Chinese dream, it is small and ordinary, I do not want to become a dragon and phoenix, I just want to live in happiness; this is my Chinese dream, it is very simple and easy to understand, tiptoe Will be able to arrive, not suspended in mid-air. ” The song “My request is not high” sung by Huang Bo at the 2014 Spring Festival evening has singled out many people’s interpretation and interpretation of “Chinese Dream.” Indeed, the great Chinese dream, once embodied as a common name and as a plain identity, must be realized and outlined in a practical and realistic manner. A small dream per person, a big dream in China. The same is true of the Ningbo people at Sanjiang waterfront.