It means that when the country is in trouble, we ordinary people also have the responsibility to save the country. Without rules, there will be no regular Fiona Fang. Rules and moments are two tools to correct circles and squares, and they are often used to compare the standard statutes

Yu Shen has a deep taste for his words, and every man has a responsibility to say that today's people think that they often talk about it, but they don't realize what they value, but they are maintaining morality, not political economy. Zhang Binglin's The Morality of the Revolution

There is also a saying in South Korea that "every man has a responsibility when the country is in trouble".

In particular, many of Xun Kuang's thoughts, such as about human nature (that is, about the good and evil of human nature, Xunzi's "theory of evil nature" is different from both "X theory" and "Y theory", but emphasizes learning and transformation, and regards human nature as dynamic), and about "material desires are at loggerheads" (that is, we should develop production and rationally adjust distribution, not because of material lack. The two should support each other and grow), about the relationship between people (that is, people can't live without groups, and groups can be harmonious, so we should be loyal to groups and treat the relationship between individuals and groups correctly), and about "every man has a responsibility" (contrary to the western individualistic cultural tradition of "everyone cares about himself and God cares about everyone").

For example, Zhong Zhong's people-oriented thought, the enterprising spirit of self-improvement, the social responsibility of taking the world as his own responsibility, the ideological realm of "worrying before happiness", the patriotism of "every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the country", and the "power can't be bent, wealth can't be raped, and poverty can't be moved"

"Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world" has become the responsibility of every China person.

I studied at Shangzhi Primary School in Anqing and Quanwan Middle School successively, and began to get in touch with modern scientific knowledge. I especially admired the heroic acts of patriots who resisted imperialist aggression and the decadent and reactionary rule of the Qing Dynasty, and often encouraged myself by saying that "every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world".

It seems that the phrase "every man is responsible for the rise and fall of the world" has also begun to fade away from our generation of college students.