Mao Zedong's poems or famous sayings are as follows:

1. "He who has not reached the Great Wall is not a true man." - "Recalling Qin'e·Loushanguan"

This sentence The words can be regarded as Mr. Mao Zedong’s famous sayings with rich meaning. First of all, the "Great Wall" represents the unity and courage of the Chinese nation. Secondly, "hero" is a kind of tough, brave and unyielding quality. Taken together, this sentence entrusts Mr. Mao Zedong's belief in the continuous self-improvement of the Chinese nation

2. "The enemy will not withdraw from the stage of history on its own." - On May 25, 1958, Mao Zedong spoke in the Central Military Commission *Speech at the Eighth Plenary Session of the Eighth Central Committee

This sentence reflects Mr. Mao Zedong’s rigor and rationality. The existence of the enemy is inevitable. Rather than thinking about withdrawing the enemy from the stage of history, it is better to learn to fight against it and gain an advantage in the game

3. The masses are the real heroes. In November 1962, Mao Zedong explained the importance of mass power in his article "On the Correct Handling of Contradictions Among the People." The power contained in the masses may be beyond your imagination, so be good at mobilizing the power of the masses.

4. The people are the creators of history. -On December 21, 1958, Mao Zedong’s speech at the National Agricultural Office Conference B

The people are the main body of history, and they create history with their own strength. This sentence emphasizes that as a leader, you must trust each other and move forward together with the people.

5. Heroes don’t ask for a way out, while rogues cower and beg. - "Inspection Materials of the Peasant Movement in Hunan" (1927)

This sentence tells us that we must have the spirit to move forward courageously. Only in this way can we face the various setbacks of life with strength.

6. "All reactionaries are paper tigers." - Mao Zedong's speech at the National Organizational Work Conference on December 20, 1956

This sentence is intended to illustrate the essence and weaknesses of the reactionaries. They It may appear strong on the surface, but in reality it is very fragile, like a paper tiger.

7. "Facts speak louder than words." - In the spring of 1913, Mao Zedong said when making revolutionary leaflets in Huanghuatang

Truth does not recognize the advantage of language skills, but comes from facts. Only by fully presenting objective facts can we gain trust.