There are examples such as Sima Qian writing "Historical Records" and Li Shizhen tasting hundreds of herbs. Here are some specific examples:
1. Work hard
Sima Qian, the author of "Historical Records", traveled all over the country in order to collect historical materials. He still wrote his works in prison, and finally wrote A masterpiece of history was published.
Iron man Wang Jinxi encountered too many hardships in his childhood, which shaped his character of perseverance, hard work and hard work. He has devoted himself selflessly to the development and construction of the country's petroleum industry. He is selfless and can be regarded as a model for future generations.
2. Work hard
Li Shizhen, a famous pharmacologist in the Ming Dynasty, tried all kinds of herbal medicines, was poisoned many times and almost died, and finally wrote the "Compendium of Materia Medica".
Jiao Yulu suffered from liver cancer, but still endured severe pain and persisted in working. He was hailed as a "good cadre of the party" and "a good public servant of the people." He used his practical actions to create the spirit of Jiao Yulu who loved the people, worked hard, was scientific and realistic, faced difficulties and made selfless dedication.
3. Ask for orders for the people
In the late Ming Dynasty, the Donglin Party objected to the eunuchs’ autocratic power and did not hesitate to write to the emperor many times. They went around calling for orders and asking for orders for the people. Many people died under the eunuchs. Under the butcher's knife.
Ren Changxia’s husband litigates cases for free for ordinary people. What he does most on a daily basis is to take root at the grassroots level and provide legal help to ordinary people. He will also provide free help when families encounter real difficulties.
4. Sacrificing one's life to seek the Dharma
Tan Sitong, one of the Six Gentlemen of 1898, insisted on dying even though he had a chance to escape. This is the best example of sacrificing one's life to seek the Dharma.
On December 12, 1936, Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng rebelled against Chiang Kai-shek. The Communist Party of China forced Chiang Kai-shek to unite with the Communist Party of China to resist Japan, resulting in the "Xi'an Incident" that shocked China and foreign countries. Although Chiang Kai-shek was forced to agree to resist Japan, Yang Hucheng was killed and Zhang Xueliang was imprisoned for life.