Treat your comrades as warmly as spring,? Here are a few sentences: Treat your work as hotly as summer, treat individualism as the autumn wind sweeps away fallen leaves, and treat your enemies as ruthlessly as the harsh winter.

Author of the quotation: Lei Feng

Source: Lei Feng's Diary

Original text: After breakfast today, the company leader gave us a task: to go up the mountain to cut grass and build a vegetable cellar. . ?When labor arrived at twelve o'clock, everyone took a box of lunch they brought from the company and arrived at the meeting place to have lunch. At that time, I found Comrade Wang Yantang sitting aside and watching everyone eat. I walked up to him and saw that he had not brought any food, so I gave him my own food. Even though I was hungry, I wanted him to eat. This is my greatest joy. I must keep this famous quote in mind:

“Treat comrades like the warmth of spring, treat work like the heat of summer, treat individualism like the autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves, and treat the enemy like the autumn wind sweeping away fallen leaves. "Extended information

Other quotes from Lei Feng:

1. A drop of water will never dry up until it is put into the sea. A person can only dry up when he puts himself and the collective. Businesses are most powerful when they come together.

2. Nails have two strengths: one is "squeezing" strength, and the other is "drilling" strength. In our studies, we must also promote this "nail" spirit and be good at squeezing and drilling.

3. Human life is limited, but serving the people is unlimited. I will devote my limited life to unlimited service to the people.

4. One flower cannot dress up the beautiful spring. Only when one person takes the lead can one move alone. Only when everyone takes the lead can the mountains and seas be moved.

5. Some people say they are busy at work and have no time to study. I think the problem is not that you are busy at work, but whether you are willing to study and whether you can squeeze in time. There is time to study. The question is whether we are good at squeezing and whether we are willing to dig in.