1. Poems about national justice

Poems about national justice 1. Famous quotes about national justice

Don’t take small things lightly, and then you can become big things .

Quotes about the national spirit Famous quotes about the nation

We love our nation, which is the source of our self-confidence. ——Zhou Enlai

Everyone should abide by the laws of life, link personal destiny to the destiny of the nation, and put personal survival in the survival of the group. ——Ba Jin

I have my own personality and conscience, which cannot be bought with money. My music should be dedicated to the motherland, to the working people, and to serve to save the national crisis. ——Xian Xinghai

We love our nation, which is the source of our self-confidence. ——Zhou Enlai

The fate of young people is in the hands of teachers, and the fate of the nation and mankind is in their hands. ——Tao Xingzhi

Proverbs can reflect the creativity, wisdom and spirit of a nation. ——Bacon

A person who has lost his self-esteem is a hopeless individual; a nation that has lost its self-esteem is a hopeless nation. —— Chen Zufen

If a nation has no future, it is not because there are too many women in quantity, but because the quality of men is too inferior. ——Liang Xiaosheng

…If the younger generation of a nation does not have youth, it will be a great misfortune for the nation. ——Herzen

To advance civilization for the world and create happiness for mankind, with my youthful self, I will create a youthful family, a youthful country, a youthful nation, a youthful humanity, a youthful earth, and a youthful society. The universe deserves to enjoy its endless life. ——Li Dazhao

…with unprecedented enthusiasm, rejuvenating innovative functions, inspiring everyone’s unique innovative spirit, and mobilizing the innovative wisdom of the nation and the country! Let the innovation potential of individuals and groups explode! ——Jinma

If science is unable or unwilling to affect people outside its own nation, it is not worthy of being called science. ——Planck

The history of knowledge is like a great polyphony, in which the voices of all nationalities sound one after another (life insights). ——Goethe

The perfection of youth’s moral character and the development of their intelligence determine the future destiny of the motherland and the success or failure of our nation. ——Fan Zeng

…Struggle! Only struggle can heal the wounds of the past; only struggle is the hope and light of our nation. ——Marx

If a nation wants to stand on its own in the world, it must think highly of itself. ——Ji Hongchang

It is this kind of nationalism that forces nations and nations to alienate each other. They are much like the trees in the forest. They all want to stand proudly and independently, but deep underground, their roots are intertwined, and above the ground, their branches and leaves are dependent on each other. ——Zweig

Stand up like this, my nation! Strengthen the power of your hands and heart. This power cannot be destroyed no matter how great the disaster is. ——Sandor Petofi

Wars often occur because of playing with dangerous words and stimulating national enthusiasm. ——Zweig

Our Chinese nation has the courage to fight its enemies to the bitter end, the determination to restore the past on the basis of self-reliance, and the ability to stand on its own among the nations of the world. ——Mao Zedong

2. Poems about the national spirit

1. The Great River

There are no natural dangers in the world, and the great river will never return if it goes eastward. Poetry gallops across Hebei, and painting spans across Henan.

He is generous, generous and benevolent. They often see each other in dreams, but when they wake up, they are only thousands of years apart.

33 Turgut

Ask the sky: Where is the country gate? The black wind stirred up thousands of waves, and white clouds covered thousands of miles of mountains. Independent world.

When the heroes go, their souls turn into beacon smoke. The mighty act of loyalty and righteousness for eternity is as fierce as the clouds for eternity. Write poetry with passion.

31 Huanghuagang

A man who is indomitable and indomitable, why is he happy in life? Why fear death? Wealth to me is like floating clouds, coming and going with the wind.

Looking back on the bumpy road of half my life, the sad past events are still vivid in my mind. There is only one letter to my wife, and every word is filled with tears, like weeping and complaining.

39 West Flower Hall

Sighing that the cold wind in February stings my bones, why is it so cold in early spring? At the end of the song, people have not left, and tears have been shed all over the pavilion for ten miles. I miss you so much every day, and I suddenly wake up from my dream tonight. The dream told me not to wait any longer.

Looking to the far end of the world, who is accompanying me now, to the top of Mount Tai? The red sun shines for thousands of years, and the blue waves sway across the vast expanse. Where is the hero who crossed the sea now? They have already spilled their blood on the Qinling Mountains. Only his smile and his voice are left.

41 Sun Wen

Waiting for the danger, sleepwalking on the golden beach. Thousands of miles of mountains and rivers, thousands of miles of mist, I can’t help but look forward to it.

A song of three plum blossoms, sung with deep affection and deep meaning. When will you put away your long tassel and play the crown for me to celebrate?

59 Chinese Dream

The Yangtze and Yellow Rivers are flowing with the blood of China. Five thousand years later, the sound of the waves is still there, and the majestic wind is still there. Sweeping blood and fire across China, pouring out human affection and love. Collected into three hundred cutting-edge poems, full of emotion.

Discuss right and wrong, success or failure, understand ancient and modern times, and understand China and foreign countries. How helpless is the hero who has been forgotten? Born to be brave and brave, he is the leader of the three armies, and his cosmic majesty spans nine factions. Living in the East, leading the world and marking an epoch.

(Exactly what you need, Bai Yu's "Three Hundred New Poems")