Truth is in the hands of a few people, which is Lenin's famous saying. The sentence "Truth is often in the hands of a few people" was said by Lenin. Lenin's full name: Vladimir ilych Lenin, a great Marxist, proletarian revolutionary, politician, theorist and thinker. He was the main founder of Soviet Russia and the Soviet Union, the founder of Bolshevik Party, the main leader of the October Revolution, the chairman of the Soviet People's Committee and the chairman of the Workers and Peasants National Defense Committee. As an understanding, the objectivity of truth is the unity of subjective form and objective content. On the one hand, truth itself is not an objective thing, but as a reflection of subjectivity to objectivity, it is expressed through the logical thinking form of thought, theory and concept, judgment and reasoning, that is to say, the form of truth is subjective. On the other hand, truth is a correct reflection of objective things and their laws, and its content is objective. Therefore, truth is an organic whole of subjective form and objective content.