20 10 10 Cui Weiping, a famous scholar and professor of Beijing Film Academy, wrote this sentence on his mobile phone and sent it to Weibo.

Excerpted from Light and Darkness.

20 12 July, during the rainstorm in Beijing, Weibo, the official of the People's Daily, published a Weibo which was reprinted more than 70,000 times afterwards, in which he quoted this sentence: "The place where you are standing is your China. How about you, how about China ... "

On March 26th, 20 13, Cui Weiping was invited to give a lecture in a class in northwest university of politics and law. He chose such a topic: Why is your China where you are standing? In his speech, Cui Weiping explained the meaning of this sentence, telling how individuals take care of the world from their true selves, and how each "self" who thinks and acts independently has a positive impact on a small corner of the world.

"The place where you stand is your China; Hello, how is China? China is you; With light, China will not be dark. ".

This sentence is used by more and more people, which brings its own energy and interpretation in the process of application. Now, after a series of evolution, it has become another sentence that comes to me, and it is also a question for me-why do you say this, why do you say this-is the place where you stand your China?

Original text:

"The place where you stand is your China. China is you. China is you. With light, China will not be dark-who you are, that is, each of our citizens, that is, citizens who are close to each other. What kind of citizens are there? "

Extended data:

Cui Weiping, female, from Yancheng, Jiangsu, graduated from Nanjing University. Now he is a professor at the Basic Department of Beijing Film Academy. His main research fields are literary theory and contemporary avant-garde literature in China. In recent years, he has also been engaged in the writing of ideological and cultural criticism and translated contemporary thoughts and literature in Central and Eastern Europe. His representative works include Missing and Homesickness.

Born in 1956. 1982 graduated from the Chinese Department of Nanjing University with a bachelor's degree in Chinese language and literature. 1984 graduated from the Chinese Department of Nanjing University with a master's degree in literature and art. 1984 has been teaching in the literature department, social science department and basic department of Beijing Film Academy since then. The professor is at 1999.

Now he is a professor at the Basic Department of Beijing Film Academy. His main research fields are literary theory and contemporary avant-garde literature in China. In recent years, he has also been engaged in the writing of ideological and cultural criticism and translated contemporary thoughts and literature in Central and Eastern Europe. He is the author of active life and in the face of justice.

References:

Cui Weiping-Baidu Encyclopedia