Unless you drive patriotism out of humanity, you will never have a peaceful world. Patriotism is a pernicious, unhinged form of idiocy. Patriotism is the belief that this country is better than all other countries simply because you were born here. ——George Bernard Shaw

2. If a country has good citizens, then the country will definitely become strong. —— Warner

3. The security of a country cannot be pinned on the gifts of others. History always advances on the saber. This world is a world of the weak and the strong. To survive and have dignity, you need strong armaments. ——Hitler

4. Chang Si sacrificed himself for the sake of the country regardless of his own safety. ——Sima Qian

5. Without a motherland, there is no happiness. Everyone must be rooted in the soil of the motherland. ——Turgenev

6. As long as a person loves his motherland and has a patriotic heart, everything can be solved. I can bear any pain and injustice. ——Bing Xin

7. The progress of a country depends on everyone’s diligence, hard work, and improvement, just as the decline of a country depends on everyone’s laziness, selfishness, and depravity. —— Smaltz

8. When patriotism involves the cognitive realm, it is a bastard who should be thrown out the door. ——Arthur Shubenhua

9. I am yours, my motherland! It's all yours, my heart, this soul; if I don't love you, my motherland, who can I love? ——Petofi

10. Benefit the country, not wealth. —— "Book of Rites"

11. If I have some ability, I have the obligation to dedicate it to the motherland. (m.lz13.cn)—— Lin Nai

12. It is natural to love one’s motherland. ——Heine

13. Patriotism is the deepest feeling for one's motherland that has been consolidated for thousands of years. ——Lenin

14. To love the motherland, you must first understand the motherland; if you don’t understand it, you can’t say you love it. ——Ren Jiyu

15. What I call the virtues of the motherland and the country refers to the love of the motherland, that is, the love of equality. This is not a moral virtue, nor a Christian virtue, but a political virtue. ——Montesquieu

16. Only by loving the motherland, deploring the severe suffering the motherland has suffered, and hating the enemy can we have the strength to participate in the struggle and win. —— A. Tolstoy

17. Our motherland is not a paradise on earth, but every Chinese has the responsibility to build her into a paradise on earth. ——Ba Jin

18. Patriotism should be the same as loving your own home. For the sake of the country, not only are we sacrificing property, but we are also sacrificing our lives. This is the righteousness of serving the country. —— Fuze

19. How great the power of patriotism! In front of it, what do people’s love for life and fear of suffering mean? In front of it, man himself is nothing! —— Chernyshevsky

20. After I die, send my ashes to my hometown...; bury it and plant an apple tree on it, so that I can finally repay the land of my hometown. , repay the kindness of our fathers and fellow villagers. ——Peng Dehuai

21. Every man is responsible for the rise and fall of a country. ——Anonymous

22. Science has no national boundaries, but scientists do. ——Pavlov

23. It is the most glorious thing to be able to devote yourself to the cause of your motherland and fight for the realization of your ideals. ——Wu Yuzhang

24. The people support the country, but I have never heard of anyone using the country to support the people. —— (Song Dynasty) Wang Anshi

25. Managing a family is no less troublesome than governing a country. ——Montagne

26. I love my motherland and my people. Without it and without them, I cannot survive, let alone write. ——Ba Jin

27. Patriotism: a pile of flammable garbage that can be ignited by any ambitious person at any time to illuminate his name. ——Ambrose Pierce

28. Patriotism is the last refuge of scoundrels. ——Samuel Johnson

29. We must pass through the level of the motherland, and then go up to the next level to reach the height of mankind. ——Romain Rolland

30. A true patriot loves mankind, and patriotism is by no means exclusive. ——Ma Tieding

31. A person’s service to the people does not necessarily require standing at a conference to give a speech or doing some earth-shattering undertaking. He should express what he knows and thinks bit by bit anytime, anywhere, bit by bit. Telling others is invisibly sowing and cultivating for the country. ——Fu Lei

32. Don’t ask what the country can do for you, but ask what you can do for the country. ——Kennedy

33. Gold is indeed precious, but a vibrant and brave patriot is more precious than gold. ——Lincoln

34. The state should employ virtue first and talent last.