Idiom: I would rather die than surrender. I'm not afraid to give up myself. I want to keep my innocence in this world. Since ancient times, I would rather die than die. I'm not afraid of death. I would rather die than surrender. I am steadfast. -Yu Qian 2. The door where people go in and out is locked, and the hole where dogs climb out is open. A voice shouted, "climb out and set you free!" I long for freedom, but I deeply know how a person's body climbs out of a dog hole! I hope that one day, the underground fire will burn me together with this living coffin, and I deserve eternal life in fire and blood! -Ye Ting 3. No one has died in life since ancient times, leaving a heart to shine. -Wen Tianxiang 4. Strive for concessions at the sight of profit, justice at the sight of righteousness, and change at the sight of righteousness. -wangtong 5. When you are old and strong, you would rather be tempted. Poverty is strong, not falling into the sky. -Wang Bo 6. Life is a hero, and death is a ghost. -Li Qingzhao 7. I would rather be poor and ambitious than rich and lose my integrity. -Romania 8, not for poverty, not for shame. Don't beg for what you can get. -Michael Teh Cervantes What is the need for wealth? Moral integrity is acceptable. -The story of Yue Fei in Luo Dajing [Song] Ju Peng, a native of Tangyin, Xiangzhou, was a famous star in the Song Dynasty. The mother is the most filial and the family is poor. His mother tattooed the words "faithfully serve the country" on his back, and Yue Fei took this as the criterion of life. In the Northern Song Dynasty, the draft was transferred to Zong Ze's command, and the nomadic people were defeated repeatedly. Song Gaozong wrote the word "Zhong Yuefei" in calligraphy and set up a flag to give it. He also defeated Li Cheng, leveled Liu Yu, beheaded Yang Yao, tired officials to Qiu Wei, granted less insurance, and recruited envoys from all walks of life in northern Henan. In 1 129, Jin Wushu crossed the river and conquered Jiankang. Yue Fei persisted in resisting. The following year, in Yancheng, the "kidnapper" of Jiankang was recovered, and Zhengzhou and Luoyang were recovered. Rebels from two rivers (Huaihe River and Yellow River) responded continuously, hoping to re-enter Zhuxian Town, cherish the efforts of Premier Qin Gui and make peace. The army led by Yue Fei is called "Yue Jiajun", and Jin Bing is very afraid of "Yue Jiajun". It is said that it is easier to shake the mountain than the Yue family army. 1 162, when Song Xiaozong was reinstated, Wu Mu was killed, Ning Zongshi was posthumously named King of Hubei, posthumously named as a loyal minister, and there was Yue Wumu Collection. Wen Tianxiang, Wen Tianxiang (1236- 1283), formerly known as Sun Yun, was born in Wenshan and Luling of Jizhou (now Ji 'an County). He was an outstanding national hero and patriotic poet in the Southern Song Dynasty. In the fourth year of Baoyu (1256), he won the top prize, but he was unable to become an official because of his father's death. Eunuch Dong asked to move the capital to avoid the enemy's front. In order to inspire people, Wen Tianxiang offered a plan to defend against the enemy and asked Dong to behead him, which was not adopted. Later, he served as Langguan and Zhizhou in the punishments department. In the sixth year of Xian Chun (1270), he was dismissed for offending the traitor Jia Sidao. Deyou (1275) heard about it in the first month. It was the capital of the Southern Song Dynasty). The following year, he was appointed Prime Minister Right and envoy of the Tang Dynasty. At that time, the Yuan army had advanced on Lin 'an, was sent to Yuan Ying for negotiations, was detained and taken to the north. At the end of February, Tianxiang and his guest Du Hu and others 12 died in Zhou Zhen at night. Then he went south to Fujian by sea, joined Zhang Shijie and Lu Xiufu, and persisted in resisting Yuan. Jing Yan joined the army for two years (1277). Defeated by Yuan Zhongbing, his wife and children were held hostage, and the soldiers sacrificed a lot. Tian Xiang escaped alone, so he retreated to Guangdong and continued to resist Yuan. Later, because of the traitor's attack, he was captured in Wupoling (now Haifeng County, Guangdong Province) in December of the same year. Forcing Zhang Hongfan to surrender to Zhang Shijie by Yuan is a poem in the book Zero Crossing. At the end of the sentence, he said, "No one has died since ancient times, leaving Dan Xin in charge of his sweat." After four years in prison, he endured all kinds of severe tests and never gave up. He died peacefully on 1283 at the age of 47. Wen Tianxiang created a large number of poems, words and essays, including more than 100 poems, which made great achievements. There are the complete works of Mr Wenshan, among which Crossing Dingyang and Song Zhengqi are masterpieces of all ages. Su Wu, Su Wu (6th century BC) and Ling Du, famous figures in the Western Han Dynasty, were loyal to festivals. Father Su Jian, who followed the famous Wei Qing to attack Xiongnu many times in the north, later served as the magistrate of Dai Jun. The bureaucratic system at that time stipulated that if the father was an official, the son could first enter the official rank from a lower rank. Su Wu is also a LangGuan first, and then gradually promoted. In the first year of the reign of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty, that is, in 100 BC, he was ordered to send an envoy to Xiongnu as a corps commander. Because King Gou Jian of Xiongnu plotted to kidnap Khan's mother, E Shi, and submit to the Han Dynasty, John Zhang, the messenger of the Han Dynasty, was also involved, and Su Wu was also implicated. In order to force Su Wu to surrender, Xiongnu Khan initially locked him in the cellar. Su Wu was so hungry that he ate snow and Mao Weisheng, but he never surrendered. Khan took him to the North Sea (now Lake Baikal in the Soviet Union), and Su Wu was even more unmoved. He still holds Jeff of the Han Dynasty, herding sheep for a living, showing tenacious perseverance and unyielding integrity. Later, after Zhao Di ascended the throne, the Han Dynasty married the Huns and asked them to return Su Wu and other envoys, but Khan lied that Su Wu and others were dead. Later, when the envoys of the Han Dynasty came to the Xiongnu area, they finally learned that Su Wu was still alive, so they threatened that the emperor of the Han Dynasty had shot a wild goose in Shanglinyuan, with silk on its feet, and made it clear that Su Wu was in the swamp in the north. Khan had to return Su Wu and other nine people. Due to space constraints, please refer to /c 184.aspx for the rest of the honesty stories.