A red heart, a "red heart" in preparation with both hands, refers to the revolutionary ideal of climbing the peak of cultural science in order to realize the socialist modernization of the motherland. One is to be admitted to a full-time university, and the other is to insist on self-study or part-time study if you fail to pass the exam.

A red heart, two hands ready, was a popular slogan in China in 1950s. Before the "Cultural Revolution", this slogan once played an important educational role among young people who took the exam.

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Other popular slogans in China in 1950s:

First, study hard and make progress every day.

1950 June 200919, Mao Zedong wrote to Ma Xulun, then Minister of Education: "All schools should pay attention to health first and study second. Insufficient nutrition, appropriate increase in funding. "

195 1 At the end of September, Mao Zedong received an Anhui delegation attending the National Day. Among the members of the delegation is Sister Ma Sanjie, a little hero crossing the river. Mao Zedong asked her about her study with concern, gave her a beautiful notebook and wrote an inscription on the title page: Study hard and make progress every day. These eight-character inscriptions quickly spread throughout the country.

Second, poor and white.

1On April 25th, 956, Mao Zedong made a speech on "On Ten Major Relationships" at the enlarged meeting in the Political Bureau of the Central Committee, and proposed: "I once said that we were poor. Poverty means that there is not much industry and agriculture is underdeveloped. White is a blank sheet of paper, and its cultural and scientific level is not high. "