1. Only a country composed of educated people can remain free.

From: Jefferson (the third president of the United States of America)

Explanation: Only a country composed of an educated people can remain free.

2. A person’s absolute freedom is madness, and a country’s absolute freedom is chaos.

From: Romain Rolland (French thinker, litterateur, critical realist writer)

Interpretation: Citizens’ rights and obligations are mutually reinforcing, and citizens’ rights and obligations are consistent. Yes, there are no rights without obligations, and there are no obligations without rights.

3. Take the country’s affairs as your own responsibility.

From: Han Yu (Tang Dynasty poet)

Interpretation: Treat the country's affairs as one's own responsibility.

4. If a country does not have correct political principles and disciplines, its national style will definitely decline.

From: Seneca (the famous Stoic philosopher in ancient Rome)

Interpretation: If a country has no results and strict laws, and the program and disciplines are not strict, then the country’s The atmosphere must be very decadent.

5. A leader, a kind of masses, and a country.

From: Hitler (head of state and prime minister of the Third Reich of Germany)

Interpretation: A country only needs one leader, and only then can the masses maintain a common belief. form a country.

6. There is a way, which is big enough to protect the world, medium enough to protect the country, and small enough to protect oneself. This is called modesty.

From: Liu Xiang (Historian of the Western Han Dynasty)

Interpretation: "Yi" tells a truth, its use can protect the world if it is large, the country can be protected if it is medium, and the country can be protected if it is small. In itself, this principle is modesty.