Material civilization and spiritual civilization are like a pair of wings of a bird. If one wing is broken, the bird cannot fly. It is good for a country to have abundant material wealth, but if the quality, beliefs, thoughts, morals and other spiritual civilization factors of its citizens are not sufficient, then the citizens of this country are just a group of bugs living in a palace of sand sculptures, and can be destroyed at any time. wipe out.

Material accumulation: material and spiritual

Reasoning and argumentation

As long as money can solve personal life problems. If there is too much, it becomes a scourge that curbs human abilities. ——Nobel

It is better to eat without meat than to live without bamboo. No meat makes you thin, and no bamboo makes you vulgar. People who are thin can still gain weight, but scholars and common people cannot cure it. ——Su Shi

A person with a fulfilling spiritual life must be a very ideal person, a very noble person, and must be a master of material rather than a slave of material. people. ——Tao Zhu

An ideal person should not only satisfy his material needs, but also satisfy his spiritual interests. ——Hegel

Any bird with gold on its wings can no longer fly high. ——Tagore

Wealth, fame and fame are all glories in this world, but a big heart is the real benefit. ——Zeng Guofan

The most wrong way to happiness is pleasure, benefit and luxurious life. ——Leo Tolstoy

Factual Argument

Huo Qubing repeatedly made military exploits and received a high official and generous salary, but he put aside his personal enjoyment and focused on the interests of the country. Heavy. After the victory in the Battle of Hexi, Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty specially ordered someone to build a luxurious residence for him in Chang'an in order to reward him for his outstanding military exploits, and asked him to go and see if he was satisfied with it. Huo Qubing declined the kindness of Emperor Wu of the Han Dynasty and said majestically: "The Xiongnu are not destroyed, why should we take care of our family!" This famous saying that has been passed down through the ages is a reflection of Huo Qubing's glorious life.

Zeng Guofan has been an official for more than ten years, and now the only things he has in his residence in Beijing are books and clothes. Zhuge Liang served as the auxiliary governor of the Shu Kingdom for twenty-seven years, dedicated his life to death, and left only a few acres of thin farmland to his descendants. Sima Guang, a generation of civil servants, was well-known in the countryside, but he "had clothes to protect him from the cold and food to satisfy his hunger all his life." He had no regard for food and clothing. Food and clothing cannot be lavished; as a general, Fang Zhimin handled millions of dollars, but his own property was only a few tattered sweatshirts and torn socks; Marx spent his whole life in order to point out the direction of struggle for proletarian revolutionaries around the world. He devoted his energy to the international communist movement, but his life was poverty-stricken. Materials for writing on material and spiritual topics

A gentleman serves things, and a villain serves things. ——Xunzi's "Honor and Disgrace"

As long as money can solve the problem of personal life. If it is too much, it will become a scourge that curbs human talent - Nobel

When you have one hundred million dollars, you will understand that money is just a symbol - Bill Gates .

People cannot survive without money, and it is impossible to live in the present without pursuing any material things at all. However, people do not live for money or material things.

No bird can fly high with gold on its wings. ——Tagore

Human beings do not have a good understanding of their wealth, nor their strength: for the former, people believe in it as an omnipotent thing; for the latter, people But he doesn't regard him as a colleague, and he lacks confidence in his own strength - Bacon

It's better to eat without meat than live without bamboo. No meat makes you thin, and no bamboo makes you vulgar. People who are thin can still gain weight, but scholars and common people cannot cure it. ——Su Shi, Song Dynasty, "Yu Qian Monk Luyunxuan"

Free men live in thatched huts, while slaves live under marble and gold - Seneca