Gandhi lived in India under British colonial rule. He believed in piety, kindness, no killing, and was a vegetarian all his life. Living in such an Indian religious family, he has several famous habits. The first is that Gandhi will keep silent one day a week, because he believes that the strength of Indian faith comes from silence and calm. He will stop working and pray every day, even if he is with world leaders. Every morning, he will insist on spinning with a spinning wheel and make his own clothes.
Gandhi's most important thought is non-violence and non-cooperation. He took non-violence as a political means, and in this spirit led India to independence and get rid of British colonial rule. At the same time, he also became one of the most hated leaders in Britain. After Gandhi was arrested and imprisoned, he began a hunger strike. His actions are also in line with the British Prime Minister's wishes, because the British Prime Minister has always wanted Gandhi to die quickly. Later, the doctor said that Gandhi was very weak and would die soon. Better let Gandhi die outside the prison. The British Prime Minister agreed to release Gandhi, but unexpectedly, Gandhi finally survived. Churchill was very angry. Churchill didn't expect Gandhi to be so respected by Britain now. It was because Gandhi's thoughts were admired and encouraged by people all over the world that the British Prime Minister personally attended the unveiling ceremony of the non-violent and non-cooperative movement100th anniversary.
At the same time, it also tells the contribution made by Gandhi in the national liberation movement, and these actions made by Gandhi are also the reason why the Indian people commemorate him as the father of the country, because his spirit freed India from British colonization and made India independent from now on. His ability made the Indian people love and worship him. His spirit is also affecting all parts of the world, and he is respected by people all over the world, especially in this peaceful era.