1. Idioms

1. Remove harm for the people

[wèi mín chú hài]?

Remove harm for the people.

2. Sacrifice yourself for others

[shě jǐ wèi rén]?

Sacrifice your own interests for the sake of others.

3. To uphold justice on behalf of Heaven

[tì tiān xíng dào]?

To uphold justice on behalf of Heaven. Peasant uprisings in feudal society often used this as a slogan to mobilize and organize the masses.

4. After death

[sǐ ér hòu yǐ]?

Has: stopped. Don't stop until you're dead. Describes a lifelong struggle to fulfill a responsibility.

5. Outstanding achievements

[gōng gāo gài shì]?

The merits are great and no one in the contemporary era can match them.

6. Asking for life for the people

[wèi mín qǐng mìng]?

Pleading for the people to save their lives or relieve their suffering. Generally refers to speaking for the people. "Historical Records: Biography of the Marquis of Huaiyin": "Because of the people's desires, Xixiang asked for orders for the people, and the world responded."

7. Helping others

[zhù rén wéi lè]?

Helping people is happiness.

8. Snow-born plum bones

[xuě tāi méi gǔ]?

A metaphor for nobleness.

9. Do your best

[jū gōng jìn cuì]?

Be respectful and cautious, diligent, dedicated, and dedicate everything. Zhuge Liang of Shu Dynasty in the Three Kingdoms "The Later Disciple's Example": "Bow down and do your best, and then die." Jiexiu: Toil exhausted.

2. Famous Quotes

1. We are the masters of the country and should always think about the country. ——Lei Feng

2. Nails have two advantages: one is squeezing power, and the other is drilling power. We must promote this "nail" spirit in study and be good at squeezing and drilling. ——Lei Feng