●The people are the concentrated expression of the motherland (Zangwill)

●Swans are nostalgic for the clean lake water, and the people love the motherland (Kazakhs)

●We We call the motherland the land of our father, and we call the language the tongue of the mother (Lover)

●Those who love the motherland will never hate mankind (Cha Churchill)

●Must go through The motherland is on this level, and then goes up to the next level, reaching the height of mankind (Romain Rolland)

●The motherland is the place we yearn for (Voltaire)

● As long as I am a human being, my motherland is the world (Avoreilios)

●The greatness and power of my motherland are originally stored in the motherland itself (Tagore)

●Where Well, where is the motherland (Cicero)

●How can a person who does not even have a piece of real estate say he has a motherland? (Henry George)

●To be patriotic, the motherland must be lovable (Burke)

●Who dares to be patriotic when being poor means being patriotic? (Pope)

●Unless you can eliminate the patriotism of mankind, the world will never be at peace (Bernard Shaw)

●I never say that I belong to this country just because I belong to it. Believe that one's mother, sisters and hometown must be better than others (Bernard Shaw)

●No one can become a patriot if the stomach is empty (Brahn)

●Who said that China was sinking to the ground (Jin·Yuan Haowen)

●Leaning on the sword and singing a cup of wine, floating clouds northwest is China (Jin·Yuanhaowen)

●Looking at Qizhou in the distance Nine points of cigarettes, wine in a glass of sea water (Li He, Tang Dynasty)

●I knew everything would be in vain after death, but I am sad that I can’t see the same people in Jiuzhou (Lu You, Song Dynasty)

Where Looking to China? Beigu Tower is full of scenery. How many things have happened through the ages, long and long.

The Yangtze River never ends (Song Dynasty, Xin Qiji)

●Forty million people burst into tears. Where is China in the world? (Tan Sitong of the Qing Dynasty)

●The spring breeze brings thousands of willows, and the 600 million Chinese states are all filled with Shun Yao (Mao Zedong)