1. Patriotism is like hunger and thirst. Ban Gu, historian of the Eastern Han Dynasty

2. Patriotism is in no particular order.

3. Love the motherland above all else. Polish composer and pianist Chopin

4. As long as China survives, I will be there. Chinese educator and Olympic pioneer Zhang Boling

5. Only those who love their families can be patriotic. British poet Coleridge

6. He is as concerned about his country as his home. Han Yu, a writer of the Tang Dynasty, "Shang Li Shangshu"

7. Worried about his country and his family, he sacrificed his life to help those in need. Chen Shou, historian of the Western Jin Dynasty, "Three Kingdoms"

8. To be patriotic, the motherland must be lovely. British politician Burke

9. The Xiongnu were not destroyed, so what was the purpose of the family? Military strategist of the Western Han Dynasty Huo Qubing

10. He only wanted to benefit the country, not wealth.

Western Han Dynasty scholar Dai Sheng's "Book of Rites"