Idioms describing "patriotism" are

concerned about the country and the people? Y ū u ū y ū u mí n

ZH ū ng Ché n Li á ng ū

devoted himself to the country; Wé i Guó ju ā n q ū

defended the country? B m: bǎo jiā wèi guó

To serve the country with your own body, and to be loyal to your country? Υ zhōng jūn bào guó

Be loyal to your country? Ch? x? nbà o guó

Give your life for your country: shě shēn wéi guó

The famous sayings describing patriotism are:

Serve your country faithfully. -biographies of yue Fei in the history of song dynasty

love the motherland above all else. -Chopin

The rise and fall of the country is my responsibility-Gao Zhendong

takes the affairs of the country as his own responsibility. -(Tang) Han Yu

He is greedy for the country and does not seek wealth. -The Book of Rites

The foundation of a country lies in its people. -Sun Yat-sen

The idiom is defined as:

Worrying about the country and the people: worrying about the future of the country and the fate of the people.

loyal ministers and generals: loyal ministers and excellent generals.

do your best: bow, be careful and cautious; Tired, tired, exhausted, do your best.

die for your country: die for your country.

defending our country: defending our hometown and motherland.

Dedicate oneself to the country: it means to serve the country wholeheartedly, regardless of difficulties.

loyalty to the country: loyalty to the monarch and service to the country.

totally loyal: it means that the metaphor is very loyal.

serving the country wholeheartedly: it used to mean serving the emperor wholeheartedly. Now it is also described as being loyal and serving the country.

give your life for your country: sacrifice your life for your country.