The following 20 famous sayings about patriotism:

1. Only the soul of the people is valuable, and only when it is carried forward can China truly progress. ——Lu Xun?

2. I wish I could die resisting Japan, but I will be ashamed of it today. The country has been destroyed like this, why should I regret it? ——Ji Hongchang?

3. When I die, my country lives, I die with honor. Even though my body dies, my spirit lives forever. I succeed in becoming a benevolent person and realize great harmony. ——Zhao Bosheng?

4. After the great river sings, it turns eastward, and the sophisticated science and technology help the poor in the world. After facing the wall for ten years and trying to break it, it is difficult to be rewarded as a hero even if he crosses the sea. ——Zhou Enlai?

5. If the motherland is in trouble, you should be the vanguard. ——Chen Yi?

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

7. He risked his life to get out of Kuimen, and was determined to save the country and become stronger. It cannot be said that the East is lagging behind, and there are yellow people in the rise of Asia. ——Wu Yuzhang?

8. I am honored to become a citizen of the world from the qualifications of a member of the Chinese nation. I am the son of the Chinese people. I love my motherland and people deeply. ——Deng Xiaoping

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

10. Love for the motherland is the purest, most sensitive, noblest, strongest, gentlest, most affectionate, gentlest and harshest emotion. A person who truly loves his country is a real person in every aspect. ——Suhomlinsky?

11. 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?

12. Dying for the motherland is the most beautiful fate! —— Alexandre Dumas?

13. 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. —— Tolstoy?

14. The motherland is more important than life. It is our mother and our land. —— Neruda?

15. We Poles have no right to leave our motherland when our country is enslaved. —— Marie Curie?

16. Patriotism is multiplied by hatred of the enemy - only such patriotism can lead to victory. —— Ostrovsky?

17. I praise the present motherland, and I will praise its future three times more. ——Mayakovsky?

18. The beautiful rivers and mountains are in order, and all the people are the masters. —— Zhu De?

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

20. If I have some ability, I have the obligation to dedicate it to the motherland. —— Lin Nai

Introduction to Lu Xun:

Lu Xun (September 25, 1881 - October 19, 1936)

Originally named Zhou Zhangshou, later He changed his name to Zhou Shuren, with the courtesy name Yushan, and later changed to Hecai. "Lu Xun" was the pen name he used when he published "Diary of a Madman" in 1918. It was also his most influential pen name. He was from Shaoxing, Zhejiang.

A famous writer and thinker, an important participant in the May 4th New Culture Movement, and the founder of modern Chinese literature.

Mao Zedong once commented: “Lu Xun’s direction is the direction of the new culture of the Chinese nation.

Lu Xun spent his life in literary creation, literary criticism, ideological research, literary history research, translation, and fine arts. He has made significant contributions in many fields such as theoretical introduction, basic science introduction, and ancient book collation and research.

He has had a significant impact on the ideological and cultural development of Chinese society after the May 4th Movement and is well-known in the world of literature, especially in South Korea and South Korea. Japan has an extremely important status and influence in the field of thought and culture, and is known as "the writer who occupied the largest territory on the cultural map of East Asia in the 20th century."