Eagle, eagle, fight the sky; Eagle, eagle, eternal elite!

Eagle, eagle, king of the sky, magnificent stadium, only I can do it!

Slogans or slogans are unforgettable aphorisms or propaganda statements used in politics, society, business, military or religion, which are mainly used to repeatedly express an idea or goal. There are countless kinds of slogans, from written to eulogizing, from Zen to popular.

Many times, their simple rhetorical features leave little room for imagination for details, so they are often used as social expressions for a unified purpose, rather than being mapped for a specific object. However, in recent years, slogan has been interpreted as a stalk, misused or even abused in Taiwan's TV circle.

In the history of China, successful peasant uprisings have resounding slogans to arouse people. From Chen Sheng's slogan of "cutting the road and violently attacking Qin" to the slogan of Taiping Heavenly Kingdom's slogan of "The tiller has land, the eater has food, the clothes are worn, and the money is earned. The progressive consciousness of the peasant class played a positive role in the struggle at that time.