We should treat our comrades as warm as spring, treat our work as hot as summer, treat individualism as the autumn wind sweeps away fallen leaves, and treat our enemies as ruthlessly as the harsh winter.

Strength comes from unity, wisdom comes from labor, action comes from thought, and honor comes from collective.

In work, we should align ourselves with the comrades with the highest enthusiasm, and in life, we should align ourselves with the lowest level.

Anyone who only thinks about the people and not himself will surely receive high honor and prestige. On the other hand, if there is only an individual in mind and no people in mind, they will be cast aside by the people sooner or later.

Nails have two advantages: 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.

Treat other people's difficulties as your own difficulties, and regard your comrades' happiness as your own happiness.

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 be moved.