Generally speaking, idioms that care about the country and serve the public are named after Chinese characters, Chinese characters and Chinese characters, meaning prosperity, high spirits and prosperity. They can be named Chen Guo, Guochuang, Guo Min and so on. The following is a good name for this idiom. It is more appropriate and auspicious to combine surnames, gender and birth time.
Worried about the country and the people.
1, "Worrying about the country and the people" is a kind of ideological, spiritual and behavioral quality, which means sacrificing personal interests and enjoyment for the benefit of the country and the public, and performing public duties and serving the society in the spirit of caring about the country and the people.
2. The spirit of caring for the country and the people is widely advocated and respected in China traditional culture, and it is one of the important values in Chinese excellent traditional culture. This spirit embodies the lofty sentiment of serving the people and contributing to the national interests, and is a far-reaching social moral norm.
3. The spirit and behavior of constantly striving for the interests of the country and the people. This word comes from the famous saying of Yuan Hongdao, a famous minister in China in the Ming Dynasty, "Worrying about the country and the people". "Worrying about the country" means paying attention to national affairs and caring about the future and destiny of the country; "Serving the public" means faithfully performing one's public duties and serving the people. Caring for the country and serving the public is a noble patriotic spirit and professional ethics, which embodies the sense of responsibility and social responsibility of civil servants and people from all walks of life.