Vernacular: I only know why the desert died for my country, so why I need a battlefield when they die in boots.
2. Learn for the rise of China. -Modern Zhou Enlai's interpretation of the rise of China.
3. I am willing to send blood and tears to the mountains and rivers and sprinkle a mound of soil for Dongshan. ---------------.
Vernacular Chinese: I am ready to pin my blood and tears on the mountains and rivers of the motherland, serve the motherland and die for the country. I am willing to scatter a handful of soil in Dongshan to bury my body.
Idling around is not my ambition, I am willing to worry about my country. -Three Kingdoms, Cao Zhi's miscellaneous poems, one of the tallest towers.
Vernacular: Idling around is not my ambition. I am willing to worry about my country.
5, the worry of the world first, the joy of the world later. -Fan Zhongyan's "Yueyang Tower"
Vernacular: Worry about the world first, and enjoy the world later.
6. Since ancient times, no one has died in life, leaving Dan's heart shining. -Wen Tianxiang's "Zero Ding Yang"
Vernacular: Since ancient times, how can people live in the world without dying? I would like to leave this sincere heart to illuminate the history books.
People not only have the right to love their country, but also love their country is an obligation and honor. -Xu Maodong Terry quoted from Xu Teli.
8. I often think about the urgency of the country. -Sima Qian's "Report to Ren Shao Qing"
Vernacular: I often want to fight for my country.
9. Courage is not without tears, not in front of the enemy. The man is seven feet tall and is willing to donate money to the motherland. -modern Chen Hui's "quotations from Chen Hui"
10. Only the people's souls are valuable. Only by carrying it forward can China make real progress. -Modern Lu Xun's "Lu Xun's Quotations"